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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

5

Scissors Sharpener Shares Outlandish Health Tips

An itinerant New Orleans sharpener named John Swanson visits Graham sharing health advice he claims comes from a life living outdoors. He lives openly, avoids doctors, drinks black coffee with no sugar, and says he is physically perfect aside from past troubles with drink after his wife’s death. Meadow View doctors examined him and found him in good condition. he aims to continue living outside and sharpening scissors for customers to learn simple ways to stay healthy and save doctor bills.

Graham Daily News New Orleans John Swanson John Swan Swanson Princeton Power Company Hale's Crossing Meadow View

Billy Sunday Club Plans Meetings at Brush Fork Thomson Valley

The Graham Billy Sunday Club schedules a Brush Fork church service next Sunday at 7 30 PM and an all day meeting in Thomson Valley the second Sunday in June. They will visit Green Ring church on New River in June for a dinner on the ground. Two services were held last Sunday at Clearfork and Harman.

Graham Billy Brush Fork Thomson Valley Green Ring Church New River Sion Seeeet Clearfork Harman

Locusts Roar Through Woods Near Stony Ridge

Locusts reappear near Stony Clairs Crossing stirring debates among residents about whether they are the 17 year variety or a premature visit, with chatter rising above the Lizzie river bank. In Graham area four months report 43 births, a record for the period, with infants thriving.

St. Clairs Crossing Tut Pharoah Wrights Valley Graham Focal Register of Vital Statistics

Reed Repeats Role as Graham High Assistant Principal

Professor N P Reed will remain as assistant principal at Graham High School for another year. He has served two years in the post and will also teach a six week summer class for students seeking to catch up. Reed invites interested students to meet him at the high school building Monday at 9 AM.

N. P. Reed Bulding

Graham Personalities Share Farmhouse Week Visiting Guests

Mrs A B Scott hosts two Richmond nieces Mrs J C Trice and Mrs Helen G Shuman as guests. Mrs J C Nelson of New York and Mrs William Duff of Castlewood visit their mother Mrs Mary Garland in Graham. Miss Gladys McCreary visits Altavista then Lynchburg. Miss Helen Baylor returns from Mary Baldwin for summer. Eugene Fox arrives from Portsmouth for the weekend. Ruth Walker returns to Graham.

A. B. Scott J.C. Trice Helen G. Shuman Richmond J. C. Nelson New York William Duff Castlewood Graham Mary Garland Gladys McCreary Altavista Lynchburg Helen Baylor Mary Baldwin Eugene Fox Portsmouth Ruth Walker

Woman Doctor Returns From Greece With War Cross

Dr. Esther Lovejoy travels home aboard the S S Berengaria as a steerage passenger and notes fare differences between classes for hospital work among Greek sufferers. She is awarded the only Greek war cross ever given to a woman.

Esther Lovejoy Greece

Huntington Visit to West Graham Skyrockets Pete Crockett Move

Pete Crockett visited home folks in West Graham and then proceeded to Ken after the trip. The note records Crockett’s return path and subsequent destination.

Huntington West Graham Pete Crockett Ken

Local notes mention baseball, palmistry inquiry, and berry crops

J M Newton visits Wilmington Beach with his son Kenneth while Graham hopes to field strong home teams with local players and some outside talent. A letter from Fairfield asks about palmistry licenses. Forecasts predict a bumper blackberry crop and heavy huckleberry yields. Dr C L Phillips offers veterinary care in Tazewell. Dutch fashion says 60 percent of Dutch women are outsizes. The Chaenaques on the Isthmus of Panama are noted for lack of lying and theft. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.

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