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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
7
Society woman Isabel L. Wharff rises to head a large New York advertising firm after a rapid five year rise from homemaker to executive. She embraces service and square dealing, earning respect for her business ethics while balancing marriage as Mrs. Rogers in private life. Old English mansions are being dismantled and shipped to this country.
London reports Buckingham Palace will end economy courts and restore court trains. The Lord Chamberlain, Duke of Athol, enforces fashion rules for women at royal events with trains two yards long, while Queen Mary favors simplicity. In Waltham England, 81-year-old widower Thomas Holme chose 70-year-old Mary Farrow as his fourth wife, rejecting younger applicants.
The American Legion holds a dance at the Dug-Out tomorrow from nine to two with Watkins' Orchestra. It is the first Legion dance in some time due to Auxiliary carnival and other Legion activities, and is expected to attract a large crowd.
John M. Stahl presents The Song of Life, an Associated First National release, in which a white haired mother’s hatred of housework reshapes her family. The Mayer-Stahl film stars Gaston Glass Grace Darmond Georgia Woodthorne and others in a human interest drama anticipated as a strong screen offering of the year.
Henry Thorne of 1002 Harrison Avenue Boston Mass reports relief from summer discomfort after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims they cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and invigorate the liver with no pain nausea or habit formation.
A vintage recipe column describes a baked potato dish with mashed potato filling, eggs, ham, and cheese. Variations use salmon, tuna, shrimp, lobster, or cod and suggest tomato options with rice or macaroni, all baked to set the filling and brown edges.
An advertisement touts Othine a freckle treatment promising rapid improvement with a money back guarantee if it fails. It urges asking for double strength Othine and notes light freckles may vanish after early applications. A separate item mentions a four legged chicken at Cimarron Kansas on Frederick Stahl’s ranch.
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