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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
3
Mrs J B Gadd of Hixson Tennessee recounts decades ago suffering left side pain and sleepless nights. After using Cardui she reports lasting improvement and attributes her recovery to Cardui, urging other women to try this female tonic for headaches backaches and fatigue. All druggists NC-132
Market quotation from Chicago shows wheat at July 1.95, Sept 1.81 to 1.84. corn July 1.38 to 1.48, Sept 1.30 to 1.34. oats around 0.58 to 0.61. Cash close lists No. 2 hard wheat about 2.55 to 2.65, No. 2 mixed corn 1.52% to 1.57. Local business notes mention E. T. Tyree leaving for Petersburg and coal operator Geo. W. St Clair visiting the city.
Morton allowed only one hit as Cleveland shut down Boston 3 to 0 to level the series. Batteries Morton and O’Neill. Ruth and Thomas.
Philadelphia pitchers limited Pittsburgh to 12 hits as the Phillies won 4 to 1 in a tight game. Batter Myers and Killifer led a strong attack, while Brooklyn, St Louis, and New York also logged wins in other openers. Weather and rain affected Boston Cincinnati with the day’s results awaiting completion.
Prohibition officers Bil Gay and Katzen, with Prosecuting Attorney G. Li, visited Dry Fork to investigate liquor charges. At Tom Lavas premises they seized 75 gallons of raisin wine and 100 gallons of mash. At Patrick Marinari’s store they found drinks. a locked room was entered revealing 75 gallons of high class wines and other intoxicants. Also highlights include a spring recital at the Welch Methodist Church by Miss Blanche Hurley’s pupils, decorations and drills. Local health update on Leon Levinson recovering after appendectomy at Welch Hospital. Updates on Miss Ruth Herzbrun hosting Miss Sadie Bell, Judge W. C. Daniel’s illness, Mrs. S. E. Carter’s gall stones, and Miss Mary Hatfield nursing in Williamson. Little Mary Herndon recovering from tonsillitis.
Frank Spencer of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia petitions for a full discharge from all debts. Hearing set for July 2 1817 before Judge Benjamin F Keller at Bluefield. Clerk to mail copies to known creditors with the order.
St Nihal Singh argues in Southern Workman that most of the Indian subcontinent is ruled by Indians themselves, not by Britain. He contrasts British India, a unified colonial domain of 3 presidencies and 12 provinces under the viceroy, with Indian India, a self-governing area of SHO.AND square miles and about 78 million people. He praises Indian rulers as capable, reform-minded, and selfless in public service.
A New York Sun report notes a pivotal construction project faced a sudden change when a wife complained her husband’s new foreman was too familiar. The firm replaced the superintendent after the incident, prompted by a polite inquiry about her ill children and the ensuing royal reactions.
Professor Richet told the Academy of Sciences in Paris that microbes quickly adapt to poisons, suggesting wounds be irrigated with several different antiseptics on successive days. La Nature notes this may also apply to internal medicine, explaining brief initial improvements that fade as microbes and the body acclimate to each new remedy.
A Marblehead hotel features a large brass floor dial showing compass points and directions to major cities. It marks Montreal to the northeast about 340 miles away, London due east at 4785 miles, and Bermuda 042 miles to the southeast, attracting guests from around the world.
In court Enrico Ufuzzi is questioned on citizenship powers and prerogatives. He replies with a quip about kings having steady jobs, reflecting a humorous exchange that contrasts royal authority with American presidential power.
The note quotes sayings on money and advice from Lippincott's. It notes Barbados poor subsisting on sugar cane sweet potatoes and flying fish. It recalls forgive forget injuries but never forget benefits. A flash of lightning is brief yet seems long. Some local street car workers recently protested employing women.
On May 1 1917 the court ordered a hearing for July 2 1917 in Bluefield before the court. Notice is to be published in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and creditors are to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk WOWIN M. KREATLURBY to mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors.
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