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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1911

Page

8

Statue of Victor Emmanuel II to be unveiled in Rome

In Rome on June 3 an elaborate ceremony is planned for the unveiling of the bronze equestrian statue of Victor Emmanuel II. The statue, the largest of its kind ever cast in bronze, will stand as a centerpiece of the fiftieth anniversary national celebration of Italian freedom.

Rome Victor Emanuel II

States observe Davis birth anniversary across the South

Jefferson Davis memory marked as a legal holiday in Tennessee Louisiana Alabama South Carolina Texas Florida Mississippi and Georgia on the 103rd anniversary of his birth. The article notes Sauer's Pure Flavoring Extracts claim thirteen top awards in America and Europe.

Atlanta Jefferson Davis South Tennessee Louisiana Alabama South Carolina Texas Florida Mississippi Georgia Sauer

Tax Commissioner Plots Statewide Meetings With Sheriffs

Tax Commissioner Fred Blue and auditing chief F A Dover will visit Parkersburg Wheeling Martinsburg Keyser Clarksburg Charleston Hinton Welch Welch and other counties to meet county officials and explain tax department procedures. Officials will discuss questions not suitable for correspondence and gather local insights across nine counties per stop.

Fred Blue F F. A. Dover Parkersburg Wheeling Mortisburg Keyser Charleston Tax Department Arkersburg Wood Pleasants Tyler Wirt Doddridge Roane Calhoun Jackson Ritchie Hancock Brooks Ohio Marshall Harrison Preston Randolph Barbour Kanawha Mason Putnam, Clay Boone Lincoln Cabell, Fayette Wayne Hinton Raleigh Summers Monroe Greenbrier Pocahontas Welch Mingo Logan McDowell Mercer Wyoming

Industry Thriving South Spends Big on Roads and Plants

The Industrial South reports extensive road building and municipal improvements with millions spent. Notable ventures include Appalachian Power Company’s Virginia power project, a Norfolk pier expansion, new cement and glass plants, an acid fertilizer plant in Augusta, and a large tobacco and textile manufacturing push across several states, signaling rapid regional development and job creation.

South Appalachian Power Company Richmond Newriver Virginia West Virginia Ee. James and Associates Chattanooga Tenn Chicago Old Dominion Steamship Company New York Norfolk Standard Kanawha Coal Mining Company Quick W. Va Pennsylvania American Net and Twine Company Anniston Ala Masse & Felton Lumber Company Macon Maryland Coal Co Simpson Keshami Window Glass Company Atlanta Tex International Agricultural Corporation Augusta Cedartown Caddo Window Glass Co Shreveport Athlntic Coast Line Railway Company Rocky Mount St. Paul Cotton Mill Company St. Paul N. C Carr Mills Suffolk Dixie Coal Company Hopkinsville Youngsville Sugar Factory Youngsville R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem Kitchen Furniture Company Luton Coal Company Providence

Rhetorician Diplomat Dr David Hill Resigns as Ambassador

Dr David Jayne Hill, author of a widely used rhetoric text bearing his name, has resigned as American ambassador to Germany. A distinguished scholar and former university president, Hill is said to plan a return to higher education leadership and has authored works on socialism finance diplomacy international justice and psychology.

Housands D. J. Hill David Jayne Hill Germany Hill

Toes Tell Of Broken Skulls From Tickling Ankle

St Louis doctor Dr. C G Chaddock, visiting at the city hospital, reports a discovery based on 275 cases. He states that a tickle to the ankle causing the big toe to turn upward signals skull fracture, while intact skulls cause the toes to turn downward. The key spot is half an inch above the sole on the inner ankle.

St. Louis, Mo C. G. Chaddock City Hospital Chaddock Dr. Chaddock

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by Cheney Co

There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases put together. Catarrh is claimed to be a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as the only constitutional remedy, taken internally with a hundred dollar reward for cure failures. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Ocean Yacht Race Opens From Boston To Bermuda

Thousands of spectators packed City Point to witness the start of the ocean yacht race from Boston to Bermuda. The course runs about 670 miles to David's Head near St. George, Bermuda. The competing schooners are Vagrant Iris Sunrise Enchantress and Chrispa.

Boston Mass City Point Bermuda David's Head St. George Vagrant Iris Sunrise Enchantress Chrispa

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Revelation

A 1905 endorsement from KE C Evans of Bluefield West Virginia attests that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a backache forming from constant standing. The statement praises the product, urging readers to buy at 50 cents from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as sale agents for the United States with the caution to remember the name Doan's.

Dean C. Evans Princeton Avenue Bluefield W. Va Kelly-Jackson Drug Co Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Daily Telegraph Job Rooms Offered For Printing Services

The Daily Telegraph Job Rooms are equipped to do fine commercial printing including stationery legal work blank books and catalogues. Prices quote on application. Address Daily Telegraph.

Daily Telegraph

Madame Du Val Clairvoyant and Palmist Ad

Madame Du Val Clairvoyant and Palmist offers detailed readings from 233 Princeton Ave. She claims to reveal facts, names, dates and figures about clients and those they know, from youth to old age, and provides guidance in business, law, love, marriage, divorce, and domestic matters through private parlors.

Madame du Val Clairvoyant & Palmist Princeton Avenue Madame du Val India

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Moit Pedigo’s T Inon E. S. Pedigo Company Bluefield, W. VA Nee & Fink Princeton Bluepleldw.va Monroe County J. L. Dillion Thomas E. Peery N. & W. Railway the Home Paper Victor Emanuel Crane Eaton, Crane & Pike Co Pittsfield, Mass FlatTop Book & Stationery Co Elks’ Building Bland Street St. Louis Hospital Telegraph Addec America Liberty Clothing Co Citizens Agency General Insurance Flat Top National Bank Stein-Bloch Strouse Brothers
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