Daily Telegraph Publishes Every Morning Except Sunday
The Daily Telegraph lists advertising rates and contact details for Haily Printing Co. It notes the Associated Press affiliation and that local news is included. Subscription pricing is defined for West Virginia and distant zones with carrier and mail options.
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Vaccination Fails to Prevent Colds Says Manchester Study
Manchester researchers report that vaccinated individuals showed more head colds than an unvaccinated control group. While not conclusive, experts deem the specific vaccine ineffective and serum largely powerless. Authors urge emphasis on health and hygiene to bolster resistance to germs.
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Manchester
England
Lindbergh as ambassador may be more myth than measure
The Daily Telegraph argues Lindbergh’s global acclaim after his Atlantic flight and Paris stay may not translate into a durable ambassadorial role. While Europe praised his courage and modest conduct, there is doubt whether his fame yields lasting diplomatic impact beyond anti-climax.
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Pocahontas Street Paving Ordered as First in City
We Were Doing H. A. Rite appointed city at Center Street Pocahontas ordered paved first street in the community. Bluefield named a committee to investigate hauling dynamite through the city. A Pythian lodge at Grundy Virginia was instituted. Two young girls boating near Panther drowned when the boat overturned. John J. Perehing and staff arrived in London.
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London
Questions on Lindberghs impact beyond flight
The article debates whether Lindbergh’s Paris salute and fame can erase European grievances against the United States. It asks if war debt worries and U.S. prosperity will fade and whether envy toward America can be eliminated, noting the invasion of European hearts may be nonpolitical and unpredictable.
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Europe
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United States
America
Addressing Baumes laws driving criminals into new fields
Investigators argue that mandatory life imprisonment for fourth felonies under Baumes laws pushes skilled crooks into new, subtler crime ventures. They warn of fake bankruptcies arson burglary and other offenses traced to former free lancers. Lawmakers should apply effective deterrents and extend similar penalties to curb this trend. Premier Mussolini orders nationwide rent reductions triggering landlord discontent.
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Times
New York
Jury verdict hints at unlikely beauty standard
A Chicago jury returned a hanging verdict against a woman, implying she was far below the standard of good looks and charm.
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Chicago
Platform proposals outline taxes safety and development
The text outlines quarterly tax payments to city county and state, safety regulation enforcement in mines, barriers on roads to save motorists, a gasoline tax to replace personal property taxes, more factories for Bluefield, a new passenger station with parking to ease rail traffic, road realignments, and plans for county development with uniformed law enforcement.
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Conwith College Avenue
Southern West Virgin
HUSH The Gray Atlantic Call To Lindbergh and Victory
A poetic tribute extols Charles Lindbergh as a fearless hero who conquers the Atlantic with a new era of flight. The speaker urges the Atlantic to still its fury as the nation celebrates the first solo transatlantic crossing and the era of aviation heroes.
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West Virginia Editors Debate State Fate and Coolidge Quiet
West Virginia editors discuss public affairs and political questions surrounding Calvin Coolidge. They applaud his refusal to declare his intentions, arguing it preserves objective governance and avoids turning official acts into political signals. A Huntington note urges sane driving, while Beckley prompts Sunday church devotion to start the day right.
Weekend plans clash with church consideratio n
The text argues that weekend leisure often excludes the church and that those seeking a holiday break view church influence as an intrusion, claiming this disregard makes weekend outings risky or harmful.
Short Cuts From Exchanges
Prince George is said to be "P. G." to friends while the Prince of Wales may be "N. G" to his horse. There is doubt about enough rain for fairs. Two Kansas domestic science students plan to ensure breakfast in the future. Do not judge men by views but the men who hold them.
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Canton Evening Repository
Kansas
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Rutland Deily Herald
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Folka
Territorial government reform shadow in United States discusses colonies
The piece surveys moves in the Seventieth Congress to grant uniform civil government to territories including Porto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii, Samoa, Guam, the Virgin Islands and the Philippines. It notes competing proposals, likely opposition, and current governance by various federal departments. Alaska advocates statehood. Porto Rico and the Philippines push for self governance with elected governors. Samoa and Guam face plans for civil government reforms.
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Ethics clash over bootlegger tax ruling across papers
Editorials from Los Angeles to Waterloo weigh the Supreme Court decision forcing bootleggers to file income tax returns. Opinions range from calling it a dangerous precedent and moral outrage to support for regulation and acceptance that taxes will be paid.
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Los Angeles Express
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New Haven Register
Territorial Ambitions in Washington and Insular Autonomy
The article notes that able territorial representatives like Sutherland of Alaska have sponsored many bills, yet Congress largely ignores insular autonomy issues due to political risk. It previews forthcoming dispatches on the territories with the Philippines as the first case study.
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Alaska
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Philippines
Rough House Nights at New York's Hottest Club
In New York two or three surviving night clubs thrive on rough housing and slapstick stunts. Prominent guests including Lord O Shaughnessy Samuel Untermyer and a Manhattan judge witness risqué antics as chorus girls parody policemen. Texas Guinan fuels the club’s fame as bootleg culture lingers in the scene.
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Manhattan
Lord O'Shaughnessy
Samuel Untermyer
New London Paris Plan Lets Passengers Eat Before Death
The Miami Daily News and Metropolis reports planes between New London and Paris will carry waiters and provide luncheon and refreshment service. Passengers may eat and drink during the flight, aiming to enhance comfort before departure from life.
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Miami Daily News
Metropolis
Liver based remedies for pernicious anemia diet plan
Dr Morris Fishbein notes liver rich diets aid pernicious anemia per Minot and Murphy. Dietitians Thelma Tubbs and Elizabeth Bellinger of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital propose liver juice broiled liver scraped liver stuffed peppers or tomatoes and minced liver with tomato juice or broth as tastier substitutions.
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American Mediccal Association
Hygeia
Thelma Tubbs
Elizabeth Bellinger
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Throwing the Harpoon and Other Quirks in News Snippets
A patchwork of satirical items notes Navy flyers expanding social circles after a Secretary’s remark. A film actress vows lifelong marriage, while many women spend time apart from husbands. Illinois towns report rainwashed turtles in backyards. Ancient fashion resurfaces with graceful skirts and veils fading in Persia. A debate asks Is Man a Machine as drive shifts to the back seat.
The Dowry Comeback and Modern Weddings
A nostalgic column charts rising wedding costs and dowries as modern finances strain young couples. It notes both parents’ aid shrinking, two-worker households rising, and fashion missteps in gifts. A surgeon’s call to raise medical-education standards is debated amid longer training times and shifting professional norms.
Mountain State Bus Schedule Readouts From Bluefield Terminal
Mountain State Transportation lists daily bus departures from Bluefield Union Bus Terminal to Tazewell Lebanon Abingdon and Bristol at 8 00 a m 10 30 a m 1 30 p m 6 30 p m for Matoaka 6 30 a m 9 30 a m 11 50 am 2 00 pm 6 00 pm 6 45 p m For Beckley 6 45 a m 9 05 a m 1 30 pm 6 00 pm Bristol passengers transfer to Johnson City and Knoxville Beasley transfers to Thurmond and Charlestown This schedule subject to change without notice.
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