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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

2

How a Marine Slipped His Cable

A retired sea tale recounts the clash between marine Peabody and midshipman Spencer aboard a US cruiser off Peru. Peabody strikes Spencer with an insult, leading to mutiny accusations and Spencer’s brief brig time while awaiting court action. Spencer later leaves ship in disguise, returns later as an Army captain, and regains naval status through a congressman relative.

Vneign Peabody Peabody Tom Spencer United States Spencer Bave Peru Steru United States Navy Trans Bob Lawin Bob Sawin Liberty Lawin Bob Sawin George Disney Mills

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure for Back and Kidney Trouble

J R Blankenship of Beck Tennessee testifies that Electric Bitters cured his back and kidney distress. He claims the first bottle gave relief, and after several bottles he was completely cured. Sold with guarantee at all drug stores for 50 cents. Subscribe for the Daily Telegraph.

J. R. Blankenship Beck, Tenn

Lincoln Jokes Fix Responsibility for Harpers Ferry

The tale recounts President Lincoln joking about fixing responsibility after Harpers Ferry fell. He suggests General Lee as the responsible man, provoking laughter as he dismisses other generals’ claims and hints at a broader moral. It then shifts to a Solomon tale where a child dispute ends with a controversial sword-based twinning joke.

Harpers Ferry Lincoln Lee Halleck Schenck Milroy Hooker Joe General Lee Solomon

Sleep Mysteries and Sleep-Woven Feats Across Worlds

A psychologist extols sleep’s surprises noting punka coolies asleep at their task while turning fans in India. He cites Coleridge Stevenson Corelli and Longfellow writing in sleep and mentions divers sleeping underwater with a wakeful brain. The piece likens waking at a set time to an unseen monitor within.

India Coleridge Kubla Khan R. L. Stevenson Corelli Longfellow New Orleans Times-Democrat

A Penny Bargain Reveals Ancient Volume at British Museum

A workingman bought a weathered book dated 140 in haste for a penny. He could not read it and set it aside. A friend handed the volume to British Museum authorities, who offered 90 pounds, the top sum the librarian permits.

British Museum

Winter Butterflies Defy Winter's Chill in Reported Snow

A St Nicholas note explains that among butterflies a hardy brood named angle wings or thaw butterflies survive winter. They wake during warm spells and may be seen sunning near hibernation or fluttering in open places. They pass winter as chrysalis and mature butterflies with some remaining chrysalis through severe cold.

St. Nicholas

Hearne Seeks Voters' Inquiry On West Virginia Governor Race

Hon William H Hearne of Ohio County asks Republican voters in the Northern Panhandle to inquire into his qualifications for the West Virginia governorship ahead of the state convention. He requests information from any citizen regardless of the politicking person he may approach.

William H. Hearne Ohio County West Virginia Northern Panhandle

Bucklen Arnica Salve Touts Frost Bite Remedy

John Kemp of East Otisfield Maine praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for relief from chilblains and salt rheum and notes its use on fever sores ulcers piles burns and other skin ailments. Sold at drug stores for 25 cents.

John Kemp East Otisfield Bucklen

Druggist offers Foley's Honey and Tar for coughing disturbance

The disturbing coughing attendee is asked to purchase Foley's Honey and Tar, offered for sale by G. H. Wade, druggist.

G. H. Wade

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