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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
2
The exchange department promotes accepting worn and out of date merchandise in exchange for new and stylish items. It notes hats and cars are updated, but many keep old furniture. old pieces won’t fetch much, yet the store will allow their full worth.
With Brenlin shades your windows stay vibrant and crack free for years. The ad highlights 80 closely woven shades in desirable colors and promotes economical value. It suggests dressing porches and pairing a color rug to suit needs, emphasizing easy care and variety.
A display shows refrigerators in multiple sizes designed to fit any room. A note highlights four styled models and notes many others available with flexible terms and ice set free options.
A long society column excerpt details a bridge luncheon for Mrs. Howard Elster honoring her sister Mrs. Theodore Hundley of Bluefield West Virginia, with decorative flowers, a color scheme of yellow and green, and hostesses Mrs. Th. A. Matthews and Miss Katherine Sexton. It also covers a United Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon, a history piece by Mrs. Bible Richardson on Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln, and local social updates including visitors to Charleston, WV, and residents traveling to Beckley and Saltville Virginia. Focus is on social events, memorials, and biographical notes about figures connected to Civil War memory.
The society editor apologizes for a Wednesday notice claiming Miss Fern Loomis and Mr. Robert Edmunds wed last Saturday in Drlator. Both deny the marriage, and sources say a forged notice was mailed to the Telegraph. Attempts to verify by contacting Loomis and Lewis Furniture fail to confirm the report.
A fragmented ad style excerpt from Ellensburg Washington discusses womanhood and medical remedies. It references Lydia E Pinkham's V. Compound and hints at personal experiences of discomfort and daily duties.
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