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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1918
Page
10
A passage affirming belief in the United States as a government of the people and a republic with duties to love defend and obey laws, uphold the constitution and respect the flag, honoring patriots who sacrificed for freedom and equality.
A devotional verse urges vigilance against temptation and sin, urging constant prayer and fight in faith. It cites Mark 14 38 and counsels renewed effort daily, aiming for the crown and divine reward after life’s trial.
An appeal urges residents to buy War Savings Stamps and Certificates, stressing a county goal of 900000 and a state target of 25000000 this year. It explains benefits, limits, interest at four percent, and redemption options, urging immediate action.
The pamphlet by August Thyssen, a top German steel magnate, now in Switzerland, claims the Hohenzollerns and military faction planned and forced the war. It cites that as early as 1912 a large war was deemed necessary to preserve the military system and mentions plans to conquer Belgium, France, and Great Britain with proposals to repay aid via Australian and Canadian lands.
Thysson asserts a preplanned world war conspiracy led by the Hohenzollern dynasty and the military caste to sustain their grip on power. He argues the German army provoked conflict to avert domestic unrest, masking expansion as defense while hinting the truth will soon emerge and awaken the people.
The author argues that fighting is justified to preserve the British empire from German conquest. Canada and other dominions are described as self-governing democracies tied to Anglo-Saxon civilization, and destroying the empire would empower German rule in Europe and beyond. The piece reframes war as a defense of democratic ties and regional stability.
The text asserts the American people are not sparing in gifts of men or money and would respond with ready and earnest sacrifices if such a time ever arrives.
A lyrical tribute to Mothers of brave soldiers praising Spartan spirit and motherly courage. It honors Lalla Gerathy from Pall Mall Gannette for bearing a son who counts his life as naught beside duty and right, embodying chivalry and steadfast virtue in old England.
The piece argues thrift stamps remain essential after over subscriptions to Liberty Loans and Red Cross drives. It touts thrift stamps as the best savings plan, convertible to interest bearing savings, urging steady purchases by American citizens to aid the war effort. It cites quotes on war effort and naval power as context for public sacrifice.
The Kaiser faces a protracted march toward Paris described as far longer than the trek to Tipperary. It notes he left forty six months ago for the French capital, with millions of lives and vast loss blamed on the failure and the world’s condemnation following the effort.
Admiral Van Trrpez proclaims a plan to use thousands of sea monsters to secure the sea for a German naval dominion. The dispatch frames this as a bold assertion of sea power and anti Anglo-Saxon tyranny.
A fragment notes General Wood may be retained away from front duties amid high mortality risk. The speaker urges reviewing his detention using an alternate method.
If you have any unemployed dollars looking for investment, war savings stamps look to be the latest proposition.
London bus conductresses may soon be heard singing as they perform duties. The idea of buses becoming mobile stages gains curiosity as a new trend in public transport culture.
A German newspaper began publication in Petrograd, aimed at promoting freedom of speech. The move signals concern over press rights and reflects political currents among expatriate communities.
Reports warn of a looming typhoid epidemic among German forces as the death toll rises from unburied bodies. Health officials urge rapid disposal and strict sanitation to curb spread.
The record notes American forces delivering a blow at Cantigny amid misty conditions while German troops fell back in retreat. The account emphasizes the action and movement rather than detailed casualties or times.
A patriot prayer laments world sorrow and calls for humility and duty. It condemns indifference to Europe’s battles and mass slaughter in Armenia, urging aid to victims and defense of faith, as voices plead for action and mercy.
A collection of 1918 political notices announces candidacies for State Senator United States senator and Fifth District Congress on the Republican ticket. Names include CHAS tL HERBERLIN Gil L HIGHLAND JAMES A HUGHES Davis Elkins J H W MNDERMOTT HUGH IKE SHOTT Wells Goodykoontz and others.
A religious exhortation pleads for forgiveness and strength to confront evil. It calls for divine guidance to protect home and nation, declaring readiness to act with unity and faith across land and sea. The speaker invokes responsibility and steadfastness before God.
A long devotional plea asks for humility and strength to support the Allied cause. It invokes Gethsemane and Calvary, asks for divine guidance for soldiers and nurses, and seeks forgiveness and mercy from enemies turned toward repentance. It envisions victory under divine plan and Christ's reign as Prince of Peace.
Various editorials critique President Wilson and Secretary Creel while noting Roosevelt’s criticisms. Articles discuss the impact of political lines on wartime policy, German air raid ideas, and the role of public opinion in shaping administration positions. A mix of skepticism toward politicians and commentary on military strategy appears across papers.
Mercer county West Virginia trustee sale due to default on notes. Mrs Clyde Ewald widow loses lot 6 section 813 facing Stowers Street Bluefield to be sold at public auction June 8 1918 at 2 pm at the Law and Commerce building front door. Cash in hand day of sale. L G Scott trustee.
Trustee W O Barns will sell 87414 acres on Nidys Branch Nye s Cove at public auction at the county courthouse front door Tazewell Virginia for cash. Refer to posted notices and county records for details.
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