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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
4
The text declares belief in a government of the people by the people for the people with powers derived from consent. It emphasizes democracy and a union of states founded on freedom equality justice and humanity. It vows loyalty to country constitutional obedience and defense against enemies.
A collage of quotes by Matehiuck Oscar Wilde and Queen Elisabeth appears, touching themes of reality courage and faith. The legible lines reference a vast universe and the power of pardon and daring in danger.
The article recalls the 1914 Marne clash where Allied forces repelled German invasion, drawing parallels to current battles. It frames Challons sur Marne as a pivotal historical turning point and warns against imperial conquest and autocratic rule.
The article argues Ludendorff is directing Germany’s military movements while Von Hindenburg’s role fades. It notes bold claims about leadership, cites New York Red Cross fundraising showing public support, and warns of a climactic battle as Allied forces mobilize. It also mentions farm tractors replacing manpower and mocks Germany’s rhetoric about peace with Russia and Romania.
Lewisburg Tennessee honors R G Loyd a former postmaster who faced statutory exemption yet persisted to enlist in military service. He resigned his post to serve his country and humanity leaving his wife and child with support from his spouse. The piece notes front line fighting in Lorraine and Picardy cited by Irvin Cobb.
A calm instruction urges staying steady as global conflict unfolds. The speaker asserts that alliance leaders are competent and know how to proceed, underscoring resolve amid combat.
The statement underscores thrift as a small term with major impact on future national wealth and growth, suggesting prudent spending and saving as foundations for long term economic strength.
Theodore Roosevelt urges national unity to strengthen war efforts. He calls for increased production thrift and avoiding waste. He urges investment in government securities and full participation in a savings campaign to back the front lines.
An ad explains catarrh can only be cured internally by Hall's Catarrh Medicine, which targets the bloodstream to reach mucous surfaces. It claims endorsement by physicians, lists tonics and blood purifiers, and notes testimonials available by mail from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A wartime address extols thrift and unity under Uncle Sam's banner. Citizens of all ages should join war savings societies and buy government securities to back the troops, conserve resources, and fuse diverse groups into a single national effort. National War Savings Day is June 28. pledge to save and support the war through bonds and stamps.
A Clarksburg resident, David Lambert, credits Dreco with relieving years of rheumatic pain after two bottles. The natural root and herb remedy claims to target the digestive tract cause, not just symptoms, and is advertised as safe and inexpensive. The item also notes local use and urges readers to try Dreco and buy War Savings Stamps.
A collection of candidate announcements for the Republican primary in 1918 West Virginia. Names include Chas L Herrerl in Beckley, Illl Highland in Clarksburg, James A Hughes in Huntington, Davis Elkins in Morgantown, J H Underndermott chairing a campaign, and Hugh Ike Shott plus Wells Goodykoontz announcing runs for Congress in the Fifth District.
A meditation attributed to George MacDonald contrasts walking in fields and town, flowers and crowns, light and darkness. The speaker debates earthly comfort versus spiritual obedience, with a divine prompt to decide between personal desire and a holy escort to heaven.
An old advertisement asserts that kidney and bladder health are vital and promote a Dutch Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsule as a long standing remedy. It claims the product cures stomach, liver, kidney and bladder issues and guarantees results with money back.
Warlick's Furniture Store promotes Napanee Dutch Kitcheners claiming housewives can save one to two hours daily by using the unit. Ads urge conserving food for soldiers and free time for knitting and Red Cross work. Features include Fill-Easy flour bin and ventilated food chamber.
On June 8 1918 at the Tazewell County courthouse door trustee W Barns will sell 874% acres on Nidy's Branch Nye's Cove at public auction for cash. Prospective purchasers should consult posted notices and county records for details.
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