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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
6
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Geologists and meteorologists say a new ice age is unlikely for centuries despite theories of cataclysmic glaciation. C. B. Grunsky of San Francisco offers a contrasting view that past glacial periods arose from heavy snow and rain during warm eras, not colder climates.
A historical column recalls events from twenty years ago, including railroad surveys on the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio line, the death of Mrs. Martha J. Lee in Bramwell, and engineer J. J. Simmons in the city.
Four years after a new administration began, the Daily Telegraph pledges continued support for constructive policies and swift criticism of detrimental moves. It endorses the new board based on qualifications, expects a safe economical administration, and notes the higher turnout of sixty percent as signs of public engagement in government.
The poem praises today as a gift of God and insists that a well lived day makes a dream of happiness. It contrasts yesterday vanished and tomorrow unrealized with the vitality of present action, growth, beauty, and delight.
Thyra Winslow ridicules feminist efforts to prove women can be self supporting. She argues modern Ameste te women seek strong men and prefer marriage to work. The piece cites studies showing most men work while many women do not and mocks union leaders and coal operators.
A collage of aphorisms and wry observations on leisure, youth, gender, and everyday folly. It playfully contrasts modern manners with old sayings, noting the quirks of relaxation, work, love, and money in brisk, pithy lines.
The article explains that nearly every adult in a large city is infected with the tuberculosis germ, though disease only develops if body resistance weakens. It notes the body forms a protective wall around the germ, allowing dormancy for up to twenty five years before active disease can occur when immunity declines.
Charles W. Holman argues for adopting smaller modular freight cars and European-style short-haul efficiency to reduce costs for producers and consumers. He notes current long-haul dominance with costly handlings and proposes lightweight, segmented cars to speed shipments and lower prices.
The piece urges forest visitors to avoid littering and protect campsites, stressing fire safety and responsible behavior. It then discusses Senator Reed on the World Court, noting its lack of enforcement power and sovereignty limits, while arguing the court’s jurisdiction and American tradition. It closes with remarks on handicapped individuals achieving and Helen Keller’s example.
Wages in the anthracite field remain at war level with miners earning as much as $9.11 for under eight hours by December. The National Industrial Conference Board notes real wages 76 percent above prewar levels, while unionists press a $10 daily demand for a 30 hour week. The piece critiques the basis of such wage claims and urges NY policy reflection on coal pricing and monopoly.
London princess Jeans, the charming one year old daughter of Roumania's king and queen, stands out as the only daughter of a reigning monarch with bobbed hair in royal circles.
A garbled collection of quoted interjections shows mismatched speakers and surreal phrases. The water spilled into a cash register, a patient moved to an operating room, and a malted milk abused as a container, while other lines mix cannibal, masseur, gambler, farmer, and engineer with disconnected exclamations.
Ferraline, a concentrated mineral water, claims to cure stomach disorders and let users eat anything without discomfort. The ad guarantees a refund if not delighted after the first bottle, with a ten day treatment priced at one dollar at local druggists.
Comic brief compilation from multiple papers with quips on politics travel and letters. Items include jokes about tax surplus in Washington a hog remark and a postal misprint scene collected from Sioux Falls Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Spencer and other papers.
The Bluefield district Methodist Episcopal conference meets at Bethel Church Bluefield Virginia starting Wednesday. Dr J S S Hill Morristown College president speaks to open, with Mayor K C Patty welcoming Thursday. Dr Bert B Smith and Dr L H King headlined talks as business sessions run daily. California timber resources valued at 750 million dollars.
Fragmented OCR shows a nameless notice claiming someone will write a statement about goitre at home. The text lists addresses in Springfield Ohio and Virginia Blue Ridge with unclear references to Sorbo and Sorbol Clapans burg. No clear actions or dates are discernible.
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