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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
Advertising rates are available on request from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Bluefield W Va Remittances and communications should be sent to Box 328 Bluefield West Virginia and related details will be provided upon inquiry.
A brief 1915 fragment featuring a quote about heartache from Margaret Sangster and a reflective line on building and eroding efforts as waves wash away and beliefs fade, ending with Herder.
The piece extols advertising as the sole path to fast inventory turnover and higher profits, cites Butler Prothers and the National Biscuit Company, and contrasts advertising with non advertising. It also notes Princeton election results, Mercer County politics, and mentions China and Africa war reports per the Times.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or names to summarize into a news item with action or outcome. The readable parts appear nonsensical and do not indicate a coherent incident, person, place, or date to anchor a card.
The article urges readers not to blame poverty for failure and cites famed industrialists who began poor. Health, character, intelligence and industry are the true capital for a young person starting in business, with examples from Mary, Hepburn, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Frick, Archbald, and Vanderlip.
The Memphis News-Septiar recalls Nahum's ancient warning about chariots raging in streets and racing like lightning, applying it to the modern jitney and its chaotic flow in the roadway. The comparison underscores how swiftly traffic can surge and clash, echoing prophetic imagery in a contemporary urban setting.
National Geographic Society notes Ancona as a strong fortified Adriatic port with modern harbor defenses and rail links to Rome Bologna Brindisi and other cities. The city has ancient roots Refugees from Syracuse founded it around 90 B C Greek purple merchants and Venus worship marked its long brisk trade history.
A witty exchange accuses Binks of affectation as he boasts of his salad days. The other speaker counters that those days were not chicken salad days, implying his past was less glamorous.
In a women architects discussion a speaker asks why there are so few women in the field. A following remark suggests women fear being misnamed as designing creatures.
A quirky fragment notes a tea service lull and a habitual complainer, Ros ton Cibbe, who never accepts a weak brew, with a German proverb about constant complaint.
Wry KH Emerick notes that it costs Ohio $1 600 a year to care for the feeble minded offsprings of a single family.
Goerz an important Austrian rail center near the Adriatic is described as a commercial and military hub. The city on the Isonzo river is a winter resort with gardens and a mixed population of Italians Slovenes and others. It exports produce and wines and serves Triest and other regional rail lines.
President Wilson advocates cooperation among Mexican factions to form a cabinet aligned with liberal principles and religious freedom. Villa Carranza and other leaders react with varied statements as U.S. plans food aid and border cooperation with the Red Cross. A U.S. citizen, J N Bennett, was killed by a Villa trooper near Panuco, per state department dispatch.
Italian forces press a western to eastern push in Galicia toward Trieste, with Goerz and Gradisca crown land described as a fertile, sparsely populated border region. The area features Alpine barriers, rugged terrain, and limited coastal ports, with Goerz as its small capital and several towns under Italian advances.
A new patent describes cuffs that can be reversed while attached to a shirt, creating the appearance of an integral garment. The design promises convertible styling and easier wear. Separately, Harvard University faced a policy dispute over admitting women as law students.
The Supreme Court of Appeals in Charleston reversed a Kanawha circuit court ruling and ordered a new trial in Edward Stuck v. Kanawha & Michigan Railway Co. for injuries from a train near Charleston. It held the railway crew must exercise reasonable lookout and precautions for known trespassers on the right of way and provide signals or other safety measures as circumstances allow.
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