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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable list of names and scattered phrases from a printing notice. The legible items include an address in Cluefield West Virginia and a partial date line, but most content is garbled. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable material.
The Isthmian Canal Commission chief foresees a major coal and fuel oil opportunity at the canal. He favors financing operations from revenues, finishing vessels coal and fuel oil, maintaining provisioning, and establishing a wireless system and dry dock. The zone could host a top coal depot as ships pass within two years. England and Germany lead in exports. the U S shows growth but trails in exports.
A collage of sharp quips from papers like the Philadelphia Inquirer and St. Louis Post Dispatch mirror light comical takes on news, cinema, politics, and daily life. Humorous barbs touch on future papers, moving picture admissions, Theodore Roosevelt, and quirky mishaps with pets and licenses.
The article explains several pus forming bacteria. A small coccus clusters in pimples boils and ulcers and can cause blood poisoning. Another coccus grows in chains and spreads widely in the body causing tonsillitis appendicitis middle ear infections and pneumonia. A slender bacillus causes bluish green pus in wounds and is less common and less dangerous. It notes weak and strong races of these bacteria and that strong strains are feared.
New York reports a glut of fresh fish bound for fertilizer as buyers fear low prices. Dealers say large catches from Cape Henry to Seabright flood markets while retail sales lag and households judge freshness by price rather than quality.
Montana produced 2,975,480 short tons of coal in 1911 valued at 5.339 million dollars, up from 2,920,000 tons the previous year. The gain stems from Bull Mountain development after the 1908 railway route, with Musselshell County newly including the field and 706,364 tons attributed to it. Employment reached 3,866 miners, with minor labor disruptions not impacting output. Arizona shows no commercial coal yet but holds promising Black Mesa and Deer Creek fields with vast recoverable potential.
In the Arizona coal fields the beds extend through about thirty square miles with twenty four inches of coal, totaling roughly 60 000 000 short tons. Two grades exist a hard black marketable coal and a soft high ash coal suited only for local use. The latter may serve gas production or power development due to its volatility.
Mothers learn to distinguish fading shrinking spotting or disintegrating fabrics. Test samples before buying using a match test to detect wool odor, or dissolve wool with caustic potash to separate fibers. Sunlight tests reveal colorfastness. colors like brown green lavender and red vary by material and depth.
The article outlines a bed reading outfit featuring a knee length Russian blue reading gown and a curl paper cap. The gown has a front closing blouse with elbow sleeves and a white maline collar, with optional fabrics and embroidery ideas. A silk cord rope at the waist and a matching silk cap with a marine frill complete the ensemble.
Classified note from Welch West Virginia describes a multilingual man fluent in Hungarian Slavish Polish German and English seeking a position with address Louis Yuhasz Welch W Va 5-25 141. Rentals listed include furnished and unfurnished rooms at 192 Bland Street and a room with table board at 109 Tazewell Street plus a modern flat on Princeton Avenue with application via J A Donahue room 17 Thornton Building.
Evan Hunt and Mary AshWorth reconnect after twenty years when a stranger seeks out Thomas Morgan and rents a room from Emily Higgins. Misleading identities unfold as Brown and Higgins reveal their true names, leading to a reconciliation and a sudden proposal amidst a quiet town intrigue. An additional note reports a separate bomb blast in New York causing major damage near Eighth Street and Fourth Avenue.
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