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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
Classified text shows mail classifications for Bhirefield and Rinefeld offices with second class and nonpostal postings. It records office locations and mail matter designations for local post office duties and classifications.
A fragment notes a quotation about childhood attributed to Ruokis describing the first character of a right child. The line appears as a dated print entry from a newspaper page.
Charles H. Markham of Illinois Central argues before the Interstate Commerce Commission that private capital can operate railroads as efficiently as before federal control. He cites wartime government management as a failure and warns labor tensions from the Adamson law and Plumb plan threaten futures. urgent, safeguarded private oversight is needed to keep the nation’s arteries of commerce flowing.
The text argues capital should have wide freedom to build and operate railroads with profits to attract investment. It contrasts railroad prosperity with joining the league of nations, suggesting both goals could be pursued but prioritizes railroad stability. The Literary Digest straw vote shows limited public engagement with the presidential content.
The piece argues no candidate has clear strength and likens the U S to a goat in European eyes. It notes Waele Seam or sliwaya as developing a patient tolerance when faced with imposed expectations, suggesting a nuanced but critical stance on American politics and influence.
A jumble of quips from various papers mocks wartime fears price swings and politics. It notes Japan camphor control and a December to spring price question while lampooning presidential candidate abundance and White House rent jokes.
Listings of secret society and fraternal order meetings across Welch and Bluefield West Virginia. Includes schedules for Masons, Knights of Pythias, Eagles, Woodmen, Knights of Columbus, and other groups with locations at temples, halls, and Moose venues. Visiting members welcomed.
Snippets show local papers noting varied items. Excerpts reference El Paso Herald phrase about four year term, Greenville Piedmont line about low weighing price, Philadelphia girl receiving many love letters, and Syracuse Herald remark on Mr Burleson cleaning house.
A cooling special process removes the sting from Montague's Liniment. It quickly heals cuts burns and wounds and reduces swelling and inflammation. The product relieves sprains bruises neuritis and stiff joints and acts as a germicide for home use. Fifty cents everywhere.
A Tennessee reader shares how Cardul cured her left side pain and fatigue after years of trouble. She credits Cardul for relief that returned after childbirth and urges other women to use it for signs of womanly illness. The ad touts headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness and lists side effects as female health concerns.
Thousands use a simple at home preparation to ease catarrh and colds. Ask your druggist for three quarters of an ounce of mentholated arcline, fill a pint bottle with boiled water, gargle the throat, and snuff or spray the liquid into the nostrils twice daily to keep nasal passages and throat clean and healthy.
Joseph E. Webb of Muncie Indiana credits Bic seven tablets with restoring him to normal. The ad claims quick relief for nervous run down weak anemic states and promises a refund if health does not improve after seven days. Local druggists supply and refund offered.
RS Alice Gresham Dodd credits recovery of her health to the medicine Tanlae. The note identifies Dodd as the mother of the first American soldier killed in France and states her belief in Tanlae as the cause of her improvement.
Mrs Alice Gresham Dodd of Evansville Indiana credits Tanlac for her dramatic recovery after her son Corporal James T Greshams death in France She describes digestion relief rheumatic pain and renewed energy and urges others to try the medicine Goodykoontz Drug Co Bluefield and Matoaka Pharmacy Matoaka sell Tanlac
A novel electric cloth cutting device features a thin circular knife that spins at 6000 revolutions per minute and can cut through many cloth thicknesses.
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