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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
2
A varied town page notes the City Coalfield Municipal election, theatre listings for Bert Lytell and Rex Theatre, local commerce ads, and community notices. Items include musical recitals, hospital news, housing plans, and local business promotions alongside weather and advertising policy remarks.
An advertisement extols a new Stieff piano promising pleasure recreation song and music in the home. It asserts no other item can bring as much joy, noting the Stieff brand as superior to others.
The Virginia Realty Loan Co presents multiple Brinefield properties with prices from 1 400 to 6 250 dollars across streets such as Rogers Rogers Street IGHLAND AV Carolina Ave and more. The notice also mentions funeral services for George Chauvicourt an eighteen year old machinist apprentice drowned at Glenwood Park with a large turnout and funeral at Walnut Grove cemetery.
A large crowd gathered at Sacred Heart Church yesterday morning for the funeral rites of George Chauvicourt, with many relatives and friends unable to fit inside the church. The service drew a steady stream of mourners from the community, reflecting the boy's impact on those who knew him.
Final report shows the Centenary campaign in Blue district with initial results. Details indicate representative outcomes as tallying proceeds in the Ist field district during the campaign.
Debbie, a debutante, receives letters from Jim Bailey a soldier in World War I. A later reveal shows Jim Bailey is actually Lt. Bailey whose real name is Robert Small, and Debbie marries him after learning the truth. Greece has 2,213 factories employing 36,124 workers.
A warning about cholera morbus describes it as a painful dangerous disease with many deaths before medicine or a physician is summoned. It recommends keeping a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home as the right preventive measure.
Huntington Indiana resident Mrs. Charles Enyeart writes that during the summer two of her children fell ill with cholera morbus and Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy gave them immediate relief.
The article lauds women in nearly all war activities for taking front rank and freeing men for service. It notes some overworked women suffered health issues and recommends Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a restorative aid for those ailments.
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