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God’s Moment Reflections On Days And Minds
A devotional note quotes Romans and Yonge about differing day observances and personal conviction. It urges each person to be fully persuaded in their own mind and values a well spent day aligned with personal precepts over error.
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Prohibition Enforcement Seen Tightened by Federal Action
The Telegraph notes potential new federal legislation strengthening dry law power amid investigations of the Prohibition Bureau. Wet cooperation with drys is debated, with calls for public sentiment to deter officials and reduce bootlegging. In Mercer County Bluefield enforcement is praised, while broader West Virginia Virginia counties show room for improvement without amending Volstead.
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Charles Evans Hughes Resigns as Secretary of State
The article extols Charles Evans Hughes upon his resignation as secretary of state praising his public service and integrity. It notes the nation’s regret and remarks on his current and future influence in law and public life, while reflecting on earnings versus public duty.
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Ten Years Ago in Bluefield and Area Obits
Ten years ago today noteworthy events included deaths of William Booth formerly of Worth in Roanoke Charlee Lane a colored brakeman killed at Bluefield yards and R D Blackwell a Bluefield switchman killed in an accident Additionally Belgium relief flour moved through Bluefield by train and Mrs Walter W Akers former Bluefield resident died in Los Angeles The old Bluefield brewery began conversion into an ice cream and ice plant.
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Los Angeles
Notified of Legal Risks in City Enforcement Policy
The article cautions readers about technical charges against individuals printed by the paper, noting victims of circumstances and the lack of discrimination. It warns that if city enforcement laws or fiber regulations change policy, notice will be given, and advises possession holders to avoid court exposure.
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Clever Tidbits of Courtship and Quips
A column of humorous exchanges and quick cartoons about marriage bills tenants and customs. jokes feature a Cooper widow car and filling station, a wife with a first checking account, mistaken recognitions in the square, a prospective renter and a janitor, a customs officer with ammonium, and a man noting Robinson recovering after a near kick the bucket.
Master of human destinies poem by John J. Ingalls
A historical poem extols fate as master of human destinies guiding fame fortune love and success. It declares those who pursue destiny will conquer foes and avoid death, while the hesitant endure failure and woe, with fate silent to the doubtful.
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Spread Health Not Disease Contagion Debate
The piece argues against broad health generalizations and cites Dr. Green's finding that certain ultra microbe interactions can confer immunity. It warns that not all diseases are contagious and cautions precision in medical theories and international thinking, urging focus on facts, sanitation, and measured social insurance progress.
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Quotations and Observations from Exchanges
A mix of brief quotes and trivia from various papers. Topics include cynicism about finance and endorsements, a census noting Paris residents, cosmetics expenditure, marriage choices, and social advice. The passages reflect early 20th century attitudes and humor from Rochester to Wall Street Journal.
Preparedness debate on Coolidge third term prospects in 1928
The piece discusses if Calvin Coolidge can seek a third term in 1928 and how vice presidents have ascended to the presidency after death. It notes Leslie Shaw's view that acting presidents did not require a new oath and cites Harrison Tyler Fillmore Johnson Garfield Arthur Roosevelt as prior cases. It also mentions future factors for a GOP candidacy and upcoming March 4 inauguration shindy.
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Bride widowed in week after groom dies in accident
Mrs Jas Koch of Port Jervis New York became a widow six days after she married while the bride groom lay on a stretcher from an automobile crash. The groom died soon after the ceremony leaving the bride to face bereavement.
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Fables on Health Explain Child Cough Habit
Mrs Mann of Anytown seeks help for a lingering cough in a youngster. A physician notes the cough often stems from a coughing habit after a cold and explains the tongue and soft palate contact. He advises a dry tannic acid remedy blown to the back of the mouth to reduce the tickling and stop the cough.
Legislative simplification urged to curb laws and redraft statutes
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph and Sentinel urge lawmakers to repeal many statutes and recodify into simple, intelligible forms. They argue a national flood of laws confuses citizens and hamstrings enforcement, calling for streamlined, uniform rules. The piece contrasts ancient travel with modern motors to illustrate change.
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Column of quirky notes and tales from a bygone era
A collage of odd bets on education romance and crime plus regional curiosities from Illinois and New York including a twenty one year old marrying a thirty seven year old, burglar raids in Rock Island, and debate over midwives and medical access. The piece blends humor with social commentary and brief crime notes.
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West Virginia Mothers Deliver Without Physicians
Charleston reports 3551 mothers in the state last year gave birth without a physician present during delivery. The figure highlights gaps in medical access for childbirth services across West Virginia.
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