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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item shows various subscription prices including daily weekly and monthly terms. The text lists values such as one week at 1.00 and six months at 2.00, but overall content is incomplete and unclear. The piece resembles a pricing box or advertisement for a newspaper or service.
A mass convention of Republican voters in Mercer County West Virginia is called to meet in Bine Held on the twentieth day of June at two o clock afternoon. Goals include nominating county officers and delegates for upcoming congressional and senatorial conventions and electing a chairman secretary and five members of the county Republican executive committee.
The Republican congressional convention to renominate Hon. James A. Hughes for Congress will meet in Huntington on June 21. Opposition by acclamation is not apparent, with Charley Bronson of Mingo the only potential Democratic candidate considered unlikely to mount a serious challenge.
A German study estimates Europe faces long coal durations while North America and Asia hold vast but uneven resources. The article notes uncertainties, highlights substantial European deficits versus Asia and Africa potential, and mentions Iowa Prohibition candidate Mr Coffin with critique of his stance on tariff revision.
A Washington building project for the agricultural department uses up its funds and Senate action looms. Senator Burton plans to demand his salary while the Senate signals it may reject his constructive attendance. The piece notes surprising food origin claims from Canada India Minnesota Iowa and states public habits remain unchanged with Havana cigars from Connecticut or Pennsylvania.
The Dental Association meeting brought many local and regional dentists to Bluefield. The host city promotes cordial reception and hopes the visitors enjoy their stay and return often to showcase Bluefield’s hustle and hospitality.
The king of Spain and his new queen begin their honeymoon amid fears of anarchist threats as European terrorists pursue a Russian noble to Madrid. The article notes long-standing oppression fueling violence and recalls Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough remedy for all ages.
An advertisement claims K. C. DeWitt & Co. sold Witch Hazel Salve that delivers immediate relief for burns sores boils tetter and related conditions. It asserts reliable satisfaction and fast pain stop with nationwide druggists carrying the product.
A 100 dollar reward offer claims Hell's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages through constitutional treatment. It states internal medication builds up constitution by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials from readers. Product sold by druggists with Toledo Ohio address for F J Cheney & Co. folded in.
An advertisement extols Doan's Ointment as a universal cure for itching and skin eruptions including eczema and salt rheum. It cites Mrs Turper of Reese Street as relief from night itching after trying salves, endorsing the product and urging purchase from local drug stores with Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as distributor.
Willie T Morgan a retired commissary sergeant from Rois Rontai Concord NH recounts two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for preventing health decline. He calls it the best medicine for coughs bronchial troubles and lung diseases now sold in New Hampshire at 50 cents and 1.00 with a tidal bottle free.
A fragment from a Telegraph ad touts Dr. Bevers or Beever's Arnica Salve as a cure for lockjaw and tetanus. It claims antiseptic properties prevented poisoning and mentions a cure for a neck sore, praising widespread drugstore sale and urging readers to subscribe.
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