Postal and Subscription Details for Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The notice outlines the Bluefield Daily Telegraph printing office in Bluefield West Virginia with Associated Press rights. It lists subscription rates by mail and city carrier including various durations and West Virginia zones. Prices show yearly 6.50 and other figures for six months three months and monthly rates. Column notes indicate post office and circulation details.
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West Virginia
Adance
Whosoever shall give to drink unto one of these little ones
The verse quotes Matthew 10 42 about blessing those who aid the needy and notes that help may come from heaven even in darkest times. The quotation ends with a dawn image attributed to Scott.
Class Domination And Citizen Duties Urged By Gov Morrison
Governor Cameron Morrison of North Carolina warned at the Textile Manufacturers Convention that class domination and citizen indifference weaken the nation. He said unity across states and active voting are essential to preserve liberty and the country’s strength.
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Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Textile Manufacturers’ Convention
West Virginia Capitals and Names in Public Life
A reader admonishes West Virginians to spell the state name fully and avoiding abbreviations. The text also notes political commentaries about La Follette, Krassin, and a university lecturer's view on flattery and fashion.
Pioneer coalfield operator Col Beury dies at Beury
Twenty years ago today Col Joseph Lawton Beury, a pioneer in West Virginia coalfields and maker of the first mine in the New River field, died at Beury in Fayette County. Also noted a runaway car chase on Tip Top hill and plans to electricate the Pocahontas division of the Norfolk and Western railway.
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Joseph Lawton Beury
West Virginia
New River Field
Beury
Fayette County
Vawter
Mack
Tip Top Hill
J. W. Miller
Bluefield
Hinton
O. S. Mare
Richmond
J. M. Mare
Charles W. Elliott
New Mexico
Pocahontas
Norfolk and Western Railway
University president vows end to pleasure students
Dr William Wallace Campbell newly elected president of the University of California announces that undergraduates must work to stay enrolled and that stricter scholastic standards will push the so called pleasure students out. He argues enrollments outpace facilities and proposes limiting entrants while protecting serious students.
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William Wallace Campbell
University of California
Campbell
Short Cuts From Exchanges Digest
A collage of quips from various papers notes witty lines about cars, dances, ships, and publishing. It mentions a three mile limit stance by the United States, a six day dance contest, and reactions to the Pulitzer prize as authors comment on public opinion.
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United States
Philadelphia
When the Moon Is Getting Busy Poem Romance
A playful June poem by Berton Braley explores moonlit romance. It humorously traces youthful boldness, flirtation, and eventual marriage as the moon's charm stirs desire and dizzy feelings. The piece features characters Rebecca Izzy Gwendolyn Reginald and a cautious male observer. The verse treats romance as a fizzy life force.
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Rebecca
Izzy
Gwendolyn
Reginald
Lizzie
Berton Braley
Natural law and the alcohol question in public discourse
The piece surveys views on alcoholism heredity, prohibition, and social policy. It cites Prof. M A Bigelow on generational effects, notes rapid practical testing of ideas, and criticizes laws. It critiques income tax administration and comments on a Chicago seance and radio hearing peculiarities.
Summer quips and sharp wits from a bygone column
A collage of humorous lines and pithy observations on summer, weather, reputation, and society. Notable snippets mention a crazy cop incident in Detroit, jokes about ice and tomatoes, fashion in Missouri, Amundsen, war blame, vacation wisdom, and social crooks.
Unsparing Matrimonial Ads Show Modern Women's Traits
A survey of women advertising for husbands reveals priorities: beauty, fit figure, clean character, and education. Many ads promise stability, independence, and even dowries, with older widows offering to exchange photos for support as they seek mates despite age and fortune.
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America
Greenville
Tenn
4& Man
San Diego
Cal
Cleverness and Castoffs in a Quirky Daily
A jumble of humorous vignettes and sayings. A Maine widower chats about his late wives while a student owes a nickel for a seat. A speaker ponders a distant friend and oddball lines on farming and inefficiency appear in bite sized quips.
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Maine
Walter
Editorial tensions in Morgantown and coastal jurisdiction
The Morgantown Post notes potential candidates including former Senators J. H. McDermott and Edgar B. Stewart, with Gore and Conley also named in GOP circles. It discusses labor and farmer blocs, their influence, and the unlikely coalition against a shared candidate. An Exchange piece argues for extending three-mile limits to curb moonshining and illicit resorts.
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Mongongalia County
J. H. McDermott
Edgar B. Stewart
McDermott
Charleston
Stewart
Water Power Commission
Howard M. Gore
State Board of Education
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Walter S. Hallanan
William G. Conley
Gore
Morgantown Post
Prohibition Promoter Plans Atlantic Island Casino
Pittsburg promoter W C Griesser seeks 5 million dollars to build an artificial island off the Jersey coast beyond the three mile limit. He envisions two hotels a swimming pool gardens a brewery and a gambling casino to attract weekend visitors and defy prohibition rules. He predicts up to a half million guests on Sundays and holidays, arguing immunity under maritime law.
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Pittsburg
W. C. Griesser
Atlantic
Jersey
Griesser
Three Mile
No-Man's Sea
High Seas
A scattered critique of American foreign and domestic policy
The Newark Star-Eagle comments on U S policy toward Cuba and the Panama Zone calling for withdrawal and expanded liberty. It denounces subsidies and government ship operations while accusing critics of Russia of propaganda and laments lack of public regard for individual feelings.
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Cuba
Panama Canal Zone
Congress
Canada
Supreme Court of the
United States
Russia
America
Newark
N. J
Star-Eagle
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