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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1908

Page

5

Sunday church services and community notices

Local churches announce morning and evening services with sermon topics and special music. Schools and civic groups provide reports on meetings, upcoming events, and safety appeals. A church appeal seeks donations to stave off sale of Raleigh Street Methodist property.

Immanuel Lutheran ‘Church C. R. W. Kegley Presbyterian Church Raleigh Street P. P. Brook Jones Street South Bluefield

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Gentle Relief

Advertisement notes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently on the bowels to drive the cold from the system and claims it is sold by all druggists.

Kennedy

Pastor Marie Vaught Returns Home From Pulaski Visit

Rev. 8. B. Vaught, pastor of the Southern Methodist church, has returned home after a visit to Pulaski.

8. B. Vaught Southern Methodist Church Pulaski

Illness Update From Virginia Father on Marie Vaught

Virginia reports Marie Vaught, thirteen, recovering from typhoid fever after a visit to grandmother Mrs Jas. 8. Peery. Father states she is greatly improved and out of danger. Also note an advertising block for Ideal Shoe Store on Princeton Ave offering a strictly cash policy with refunds on returns.

Virginia Marie Jas Peery Ideal Shoe Store Princeton Ave

Free prizes and sales items from 1900s advertisement

A fragmented ad lists prizes and giveaways for a July sale with daily free prizes and various goods. It includes a note about a 1897 disease claim, a 1902 bottle reference, and a signed letter from C. N. Cornell in Bodine Georgia, August 27 1906, plus a druggist selling Kodol.

B.C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Georgia C. N. Cornell Bodine, Ga

Evolution of Men’s Costumes From Revolution to Victoria

The piece traces how the French Revolution influenced early 1800s fashion with shorter coats and pants, reduced powder, and universal haircuts. It notes 1814 civilian adoption of trousers and boots, the dandy’s starched collar waning under George IV, and later Victorian tweaks while knickerbockers and the tweed suit are newer styles.

England Paris George IV Queen Victoria

Tea shop flees to Hongkong after hoax sale

A London town tea shop pledged a free shilling check with each pound of tea to lure buyers. Crowds gathered only to find shutters down and a poster saying the owners have gone to Hongkong for more tea.

Hongkong London London Express

Sexton Burials Reported In Exact Terminology

A London Tit-Bits example shows a Manchester sexton reporting burials with explicit phrasing such as Died, John Green, male, aged three days, unmarried. The entry underscores clinical detail in cemetery records.

Manchester John Green London

Dentist Diagnosis Sparks Patient Plea for Respect

A dentist tells the patient the tooth nerve is dying, prompting the patient to protest that the dying deserve more respectful treatment. The exchange reveals tension between medical assessment and patient dignity.

Unhappy Answer Sparks Curate to Pity

An exchange in London Opinion finds the curate Giles explaining loneliness after his wife’s death. The curate pleads for understanding as he defends keeping a spiteful old cat.

Giles London

Jonah Disembarks After Voyage in Whale Tale

The New York Sun quotes Jonah remarking on finishing the voyage and his rare luck of not tipping the steward as he watches the whale with a half approving glance.

Jonah New York Sun

Different Points of View in a City Dialogue

A seedy pessimist laments poverty while a ragged optimist counters with ease. The text frames social contrasts and hints at guilt as a societal force. The piece uses terse dialogue to paint a street scene and ends with a stray promotion for a Telegraph want ad.

Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaimed a Remedy

Bluefield readers report relief from kidney trouble with Doan's Kidney Pills. J C Barrow of 102 Mercer Street Bluefield W Va credits the medicine with reducing dull loins pain and urinary discomfort after exposure and heavy lifting. Sold by dealers at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Bluefield J. C. Barrow Mercer Street W. Va John L. Crockett Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Deafness Cure

An old patent medicine ad asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and urges sending for circulars and buying accompanying family pills.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo

BLUEFIELD NOTICE SHOWS EXTENDED OPEN HOURS FOR CLERICAL COURSES

An advertisement lists courses at BLUEFIELD NORMAL & BUSINESS SCHOOL from 9 to 4 for shorthand grammar spelling penmanship and letter writing. Evening sessions 7 to 10 and 4 to 7 cover arithmetic cornet flute clarinet bookkeeping rhetoric and commercial law. Sold with DeWitt's Little Risers pills.

Dally Re Bluefield Normal & Business Arith

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