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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
A woman recounts using Cardus and Cardul to relieve long lasting womanly issues after a pregnancy. She notes initial improvement then a renewed downturn followed by a stronger comeback after taking more Cardul, insisting it cured her and recommending it to others.
An American businessman adopts a doctrine of stewardship, creating a regular one-tenth “Special” account. Profits fund churches, missions, orphans, and relief for the needy while he keeps God as a silent partner. The practice allegedly elevates his character and steadies his enterprises.
An obsequies note from Montreal’s La Patrie explains the meaning of the cabalistic 30. The symbol, tied to Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s death, marks the end of all things for paper men as the press gallery sent bouquets with 40 signifying it is finished.
American soldiers crowd French shops buy souvenirs from cities and regions. Popular items include brooches with city arms, the Lion of Bel fort statue by Bartholdi, Lorraine cross motifs, Red Cross dogs, and the lucky white elephant charm reflecting US WWI involvement.
The Augsburg inn Drei Mohren orhotel des Trois Maures vanished in a Bavarian upheaval. It hosted Marie Antoinette en route to France and its historic room and fireplace once framed by French emblems now lie demolished amid another citywide calamity.
At Newport News and nearby garrisons on June 11 to June 14, multiple units including 212th Engineers 17th Machine Gun Battalion 245th Military Police and various medical and veterinary detachments were listed among rival transport elements. Details cite evacuation ambulance companies three casual units and several service battalions with explicit company numbers and detachments.
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