Telegraph Printing Co Ad Rates and Delivery Information
The notice outlines subscription pricing for mail and city carrier delivery, with zone-based rates and regions specified. It lists advertising agency connections and notes that certain notices such as lodge meetings and obituaries require payment. publication date shown as Wednesday, June 4, 1990.
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Monda Dai.t Telegraph Printing CO
Associated Press
Eat
B. Katz Jal Advertising
New York
Kansas City
Cago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Religious Quote Contrast Between Faith and Vanity
A religious reflection notes that profane babblings lead to ungodliness and contrasts this with sober speech. It cites 2 Timothy 3:16 and a counterpoint about language revealing the speaker’s foolishness. The passage includes an allusion to Sir Philip Sidney.
Minority thought and the pull of majority opinion
The piece argues that in the modern era mass intelligence limits the impact of minority thought. It notes historical cases of dissenters being correct but says public opinion typically aligns with the majority, shaping politics and economics as the public reasons through established Usages. The text cites politicians and writers as examples.
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Geniue
United States
Republic
Fixing the Blame in New York Bank Embezzlement Case
A South Dakota youth, 22, employed five years by a major New York bank, confessed to stealing 84000 in stocks and bonds used for extravagant living and gambling. Report from his hometown says he is the son of a prominent bank president once praised as one of the finest young men produced there.
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New York
South Dakota
Atocka
Banda
Train Jump Injures Two as Passengers Cry Wreck
Two people injured when they jumped from Virginian passenger train No. 14 after a passenger yelled Wreck. Miss Ella Neal of Burkes Garden wed Ira Wynn of the city. New chamber charter adopted. Miss Lee Fretwell graduates Martha Washington College. Miss Hazel Kirk of Bluefield marries J. W. Warner of Abrams, Tazewell County. J. H. Whitt elected mayor of Welch.
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Ella Neal
Burkes Garden
Ira Wynn
Chamber of Comerce
Lee Fretwell
Martha Washington College
Hazel Kirk
Bluefield
J. W. Warner
Asberrys
Tazewell County
J. H. Whitt
Welch
Embezzlement Case Highlights Bank Security Failures
A South Dakotan employee confessed to taking stock and bonds worth about 84 000 dollars over eighteen months, converting them to cash and draining funds. The crime is a state felony, exposing questions about bank oversight and internal controls that allowed the theft to occur.
International Banditry Warns Italy On War With United States
Deputy Gray in Rome urged France join Italy to avert a European conflict with the United States, warning that a united Europe could wage war for plunder. He argued Europe versus America defines a new era and called such war international banditry. American officials deny any aggressive aim or territorial expansion and emphasize peace as a core U.S. stance.
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Gray
Rome
France
Italy
United States
Signor Gray
Europe
Moscow
Amerca
America
Republic
United Europe
Wisconsin Senator Blaine Calls Himself Bolter Insurgent
Senator Blaine of Wisconsin says he is proud to be known as a bolter and an insurgent. He notes that others in the senate prefer to be described as statesmen. Every man to his taste.
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Blaine
Wisconsin
Senate
Cheaper Books Hinted to Reach Market
Publishers announce lower prices for books hoping to broaden access while promising routine quality. The note stresses maintaining content standards despite reduced costs.
And the Greatest of These Love's Enduring Wounds
A Chicago Tribune poem fragment titled Aborigine by J R Perkins laments that grief from lost love outlasts other hurts. It contends winter’s cold and doubt erase even gold and seraphim’s wings, while human souls endure until love itself turns to doubt.
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J. R. Perkins
Chicago
Opinions of Other Editors on Lynching
The piece notes lynching scars across states and praises Southern papers for condemning mob justice. It cites the Atlanta Constitution calling lynching inhumane and criminal, urging prompt prosecution of mob leaders and stressing that lynching is condemned in both North and South. It calls for stronger public sentiment and accountability to curb savage episodes.
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Haglain
New England
Atlanta Constitution
South Carolina
Freight rate funk prompts calls for new system
An editorial from the Martinsburg Journal argues the current method of fixing lake cargo freight rates is flawed and unsatisfactory to all parties. It notes competing coal fields in eastern Ohio and West Virginia and southern regions, the ICC’s 45 cent differential, court injunctions, and varying offers from railroads. A new, clear system is urged, whether by ICC reform, court decree, or congressional action, to settle rates fairly.
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United States
Lake Cargo
Great Lake Ports
Northwest
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Martinsburg Journal
West Virginia Briefs Roundup of State News
Barboursville Morris Harvey College reports sixteen graduates at commencement. Charleston marine private 19 from Albert F Arnold drowns in pool near naval ordnance plant. Williamson Carl Mack 40 of Delbarton held on mails fraud charges in state service fund case. White Sulphur Springs Southern Conference on Institutional Labor adjourns after urging interstate cooperation. Clarksburg Leslie Frame 77 of Gassaway dies after hat blows away and he jumps from car. Wheeling Catholic dignitaries attend golden jubilee of Rt Rev Thomas J Larkin. Wellsburg David H Jones indicted for shooting J H Sands political rival in Follansbee. Buckhannon Wesleyan College graduates 78.
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Charleston
Barboursville
Morris Harvey College
Albert F. Arnold
Naval Ordnance Plant
Williamson
Carl Mack
Barton
White Sulphur Springs
Clarksburg
Leslie Frame
Wheeling
Thomas J. Larkin
David H. Jones
J. H. Sands
Follansbee
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Brutal Sailor Traditions Fade As Court Awards Pay
A Supreme Court ruling upholds a $12,000 damages award to a sailor knocked down by a petty officer over a late watch. The piece notes the end of brutal sea discipline and praises improved conditions for modern sailors while reflecting on old shipboard customs. It also mentions regional food preferences from a New York dispatch.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pecans Named by Senator Ransdell Reveal Hobby Orchard
Louisiana senator Joseph E. Ransdell tends a 110 acre pecan orchard near the Mississippi. He names many trees such as Ransdell Olivette and Centennia, with 1,100 trees total. He writes orders from Washington, the Negro foreman tends the grove, and the crop has yielded up to 14,000 pounds in a year.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Joseph Eugene Ransdell
United States
Ransdell
Ranadell
Ette
Nother
Senate
Ranmsdell
Ake Providence
Washington
Religion Shapes North Carolina Politics In 1930 Primaries
In North Carolina the 1930 Democratic and Republican primaries hinge on religious lines. Senators Simmons and Bailey race amid pro and anti prohibition appeals, while Rev. Henry Grady Dorsett mounts a Republican bid backed by church endorsements. Dorsett calls for Christian citizenship and faith-driven organizing as he argues for Hoovers agenda.
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Rodney Dutcher Aleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Bailey
Simmons
Literary Digest
Henry Grady Dorsett
Dorsett
Wake Forest
J. C. Canipe
Siler City
Gilbert Swan Remains Unmoved by Spotlight
In New York a Manhattan columnist reflects on being named in The American Press interview. He recalls hosting a young reporter who followed him around to see if he could reveal his methods. Swan notes the public’s hunger for celebrity and the oddity of fame in daily life.
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New York
Manhattan
Aunt Agatha
Alfred Zussmith
East Side
Second Avenue
Washington Street
City Hall
Harlem
Lee Posner
Swan
Bowery
East Aide
Bronx
Greenwich Village
Broadway
Los Angeles Examiner _ police
Oxnard
San Bernardino
Orange Belt
Hawaii
South Seas
San Francisco
San Francisco News
NEA
Yellowstone Park
Gilbert Swan
Chicago Brief: Attempt on Mrs Brenner Dechow life
Day News Briefs report an attempted life attack on Mrs Lottie Brenner Dechow who recently divorced from the self styled Count von Buelow.
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Chicago
Lottie Brenner Dechow
Count von Buelow
Atlas Powder Company
Dixtown
Cambridge
Eny
Studert
King’s College
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phillies
Bogota
Cancer Cures History Warns Against Quack Methods
Dr Alfred Scott Warthin surveys forty years of cancer cures noting many failed or unsafe treatments. He dismisses infectious causes, condemns caustic pastes and metal pastes, and argues cancer is a systemic disease influenced by heredity and overall health.
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Annals of Internal Medicine
Alfred Scott Warthin
University of Michigan
Middle West
Warthim
Javd Slye
Fifi D Orsay’s Fast Rise From Montreal To Parisian Image
Montreal born Yvonne Luester, one of thirteen children, reinvented herself as Fifi D Orsay to conquer Broadway and Hollywood. She dyed her hair black, claimed Parisian roots, and used a magazine cover and modeling to enter the stage. Her tale reveals a daughter of French-Canadian parents facing early rejections and a bold name change to pursue fame.
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Hollywood
Yvonne Luester
Montreal
New York
Yvonne
Arts
Volces Bergere
D’orsay
Will Rogers
Paris
Rogers
Fifi
Liberty
Parees
Clever skit by Appalachian Power Girls entertains Rotary
Members of Bluefield Rotary Club heard a short play titled Wanted A Stenographer performed by the Girls Service Club of Appalachian Power. Cast included Mrs. McCulloch Miss Martin Miss Brammer and Mrs. Webb. Ten Rotarians plan to attend Chicago silver anniversary June 23 to 27 with guests from Welch Marion Boston New York Pu laski and more.
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Bluefield Rotary Club
West Virginian Hotel
Girls Service Club
Appalachian Electric Power Company
McCulloch
Martin
Brammer
Webb
Chicago
Clyde Cheney
Sam Kimburn
Welch Rotary Club
Ed Gibson
Welch
B. R. Wood
Pulaski
Ike Huff
Marion
Mia
Herbert Markle
W. R. Butler
Boston
E. L. Campbell
New York
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