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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

3

Death in the City and Upcoming Local Lectures

Arthur Underwood aged 22 died at his father Gate Underwood residence near Bluefield from fever. Friday night lectures include H J Gibson on the Origin and Objects of the I O R M at Red Men Hall. Dailey Quartette Concert tickets on sale at White Pharmacy and Bland Street Church. Confederate veterans plan a reunion in Princeton on Sept 12 with addresses and dinner.

Arthur Underwood Gate Underwood Bluefield J. Gibson Calumet Tribe Red Men's Hall Red Men Dailey Quartette Bland Street Church White Pharmacy Princeton Jos. H. Hetherington

City urged to curb reckless driving and fix sidewalks

The writer calls on city officials to enforce speed limits on South Blame Street and Brigginbotham Avenue as cars and streetcars nearly cause accidents. A new sidewalk is being laid on Brigginbotham between Raleigh and Prestontown, while Elks Opera House renovations near completion. Also reported is the marriage of Mr. OV Pearson of Pearisburg to Miss Fannie Jones yesterday.

Joekine South Mue South Blank Street South Blame Street Princeton Avenue Brigginbotham Avenue Raleigh Princeton Elks’ Opera House F. E. Godsey OV. D. Pearson Pearisburg Fannie Jones Thos. Priddy

Bluefield Tigers win ninth inning at Graham tower grounds

In a tight second game of the Graham Tigers series at the tower grounds the Tigers won 4 to 3. Draper struck out nine for Bluefield and Vickers fanned eleven for Graham. Potts scored the winning run after a wild throw by Saunders. Don Steele to start today for Graham. Gibberson to pitch for Tigers. free admission for ladies.

Graham Tigers Tower Grounds Draper Blue-4 Vickers Edwards Bluefield Fivba Hawley Potts Saunders Gibberson Don Steele Palmer Anderson Looney Vass Graham—Wade A. Litz B Litz Allison Franklin Dan Steele The Daily News Fluefield Tower Grounds

Dr King’s New Discovery touted as universal cough remedy

Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Center Pa endorses Dr Kings New Discovery for long standing throat and lung trouble saying it heals where others fail. Sold by all druggists 50c and 1.00 free trial bottle. E C DeWitt Co Chicago. Also a customer testimonial from C N Cornell Rodney Ga Aug 27 1906 praising Kohol stomach remedy.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Kohol Georgia C. N. Cornell Roding, Ga

A Goluma Selected Miscellany

A curious cipher code appears in a miscellany titled A Goluma Selected Miscellany with hints of encoded text and puzzle style. The fragment hints at hidden messages inside an old periodical collection.

Why the ciphered strip and the poetical why in jail lore

Prisoner Turner in Kansas City forged a clever cipher by wrapping a narrow strip of paper around an octagon pencil to align letter fragments into a readable sentence. The tale interweaves cryptic writing, the word why, and a reflection on inquiry from Socrates to Pope, concluding with a nod to perpetual questioning.

Kansas City Turner

The Man Who Told the Tale on a Pullman Car

A quiet veteran recounts a war tale aboard a New York to Chicago Pullman. He describes a friend shot through the breast who, with a handkerchief and ramrod, cleared the wound of poison lead, and survived to tell the story. A passenger asks which man survived.

New York Chicago

The Mania For Shopping Illustration

The passage describes a feminine shopping mania via John Foster Fraser's America at Work. It explains C O D buying for those with little money, noting a woman browses, selects items, and uses a C O D card, while deliveries go to a non existent Mrs Walker.

John Foster Fraser America

Spanking Request Sparks Train Car Debate

An elderly man on a train tells a laughing boy’s mother that the child should be spanked. The mother replies she does not believe in spanking a child on a full stomach, and the man agrees, suggesting turning him over.

Monument Man Seeks Final Rest After Aborted Plans

A note from Puck suggests a character known as The Monument Man returns home after failed suggestions. Mrs Newweeds wonders if “Gone home” would suffice, implying the final destination is the last place he expected to go.

Winning Her Attention by Sleep Talk

A humorous London Opinion quip on marriage shows a husband claiming his wife pays attention when he speaks in his sleep, while she says otherwise. The exchange highlights playful domestic tension and a clever sleep talk punchline.

London

Got What He Liked. A Tableside Tongue Sandwich Quip

The scene centers on a host and hostess debating seating as Jenkins endures chatter at table. The hostess notes he enjoys tongue sandwiches prompting a playful dig about his preferences. The exchange showcases social humor and dining table dynamics.

Jenkins

Man’s Fortune Shaped by Own Hands Reflected in Quote

A Bacon quote centers on self-made fate guiding a man’s wealth and success. The saying emphasizes personal effort, discipline, and resilience as the path to fortune.

Surprise Party for Nina Wedd Impresses Hosts and Guests

A Tuesday night surprise party for Miss Nina Wedd drew a crowd at the new bank building before marching to the Dodd home. Guests played games while Miss Dodd on piano and W R Dodd on mandolin entertained.

Nina Wedd Louise Williams Edna Bonham Lena Saunders Nannie Dupuy Georgia Bonham Gertrude Keister Willie Stanley Katie Woolridge Messrs Mac Barbee W. R Dodd

Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Sold Locally

Harrisville New York resident A A Felton praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness and malaria after years of use. The remedy costs 25 cents at all drug stores.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville N. Y

Wholesale discharge of conductors at C. and O

In Huntington West Virginia on July 2% rumors proved true as the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway discharged forty eight conductors. Spotters gathered evidence and many were let go for drinking carrying passengers free or other violations. Some resigned before dismissal amid tipoffs and others were discharged for off duty drinking. The Ble Sandy and Huntington divisions were affected with some of the company’s best workers removed from service.

Huntington W. Va Thegan

Bucklen's Alien Salve Praised by J. W. Jenkins

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina hails Bucklen's Alien Salve as the best salve in the world. He says it healed a felon on his thumb and always cures sore burn or wound it is applied to and that it is sold at all drug stores.

R. L. Gillespie H. C. Calloway RM. Newman Norton C. Bascombe Slemp Bis Stone Gap J. C. Noel Lee County Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C Sam

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