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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
6
Subscription Rates By Mail and City Carrier
Rates list by mail zones for West Virginia and other regions with terms for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month payments. City carrier options available with various terms. Sale includes single copies daily and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Fragmented Phrases Refer to Law and Existence
A garbled passage mentions labor, mortality, and destiny with references to law and figures like Mazzini. The text blends biblical phrasing with philosophical terms and names without clear cohesive context or event.
World’s Armies Close In on United States, Weeks Says
Secretary Weeks ranks the U S regular army forty sixth in size and preparedness among nations. The World Almanac lists twenty three countries with larger standing armies. He notes large debts and unfriendly nations among those armed forces and warns the smallest showing is bad enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Secretary Weeks
America
England
France
Russia
Italy
Japan
Czecho-Slovakia
Greece
Morocco
Poland
Romania
Boeing
Sage Advice Or Pithy Sayings From A Bygone Telegraph
A jumble of aphorisms and quips reflects old time newspaper humor. The snippets poke at youth, fashion, travel, crime, love, health, politics, and society with playful sarcasm and regional flavor.
New York Officials Ignore Prohibition Enforcement
The piece denounces Governor Al Smith and New York state leaders for pushing a repeal bill and pulling focus from the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act enforcement. It compares their publicity stunt to a loud, riskless display and notes other presidential candidates avoid such front-page self-promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
al” Smith
United States
Daily Telegraph
New York
What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Jef Evans charged with murder in Buchanan county was removed to Tazewell jail as a mob formed to lynch him. Eight expert cattle were killed in Tazewell county when lightning struck a tree sheltering them. Miss Hattie Yost of Graham and L. W. Jenkins of Norton wed at Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Evans
Buchanan County
Tazewell
J. W. Crockett
Tazewell County
Hattie Yost
Graham
L. W. Jenkins
Norton
Lexington
Grand Council of the United Commercial Traveers
New River
Holston
Notable Figures Debate Fundamentals Crowd Media Focus
The piece criticizes how prominent figures like McAdoo Underwood Hi Johnson Borah and Henry Ford are given equal space while dodging fundamental issues. It suggests the white print paper market would suffer a famine if coverage favors personalities over core topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Underwood
Hi Johnson
Borah
Henry Ford
I Like to See It Through Berton Braley Poem
A reflective verse by Berton Braley on stubborn persistence and finishing what one starts. The speaker admits not being valiant butResume continues to pursue a task to see its outcome and the final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
Editorial on states rights and federal enforcement of Prohibition
The Baltimore Evening Sun dispatch argues against federal overreach under Harding and the Eighteenth Amendment. It defends states rights, calls New York’s actions high handed, and warns against lawlessness from centralization while invoking religious moral standards and political figures to affirm loyalty to the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Evening Sun
Baltimore
Banner
Nashville
Tenn
Harding
Maryland
Evening Sun
New York
Ashville
The
Sun
Baltimore Sun
Scissor Cleverness and Prisoner Quips Recall Classroom Gags
A collection of humorous snippets shows a student misread in a hygiene class, a thief named Spark claiming electrician status, jokes about Adam and Eve, Yale locks, stage fright, and a wealthy judge lecturing inmates. The tone mirrors a light newswire humor column with quick witticisms and punchlines.
Short Cuts From Exchanges Inconsistent Puns and Quips
A roundup of light quips from various papers. The items joke about Mexico telephones radishes hareless Turkey and aviation safety with a mix of playful headlines and wry observations.
Observations on Europe and U S policy from Nathan B. Scott
Ex Senator Nathan B. Scott, touring Europe, criticizes European news as propaganda and questions why telegrams stress a Greece Turkey crisis that he sees as unlikely. He argues Greece and Turkey must settle differences and notes American wartime funding saved European governments, while England would likely let Britain go if asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan B. Scott
Europe
Ex-Statesman
West Virginia
Conference of Powers
Greece
Turkey
United States
America
England
Mr. Scott
Portsmouth Times
Adlerika Gas Relief Promises Quick Sleep Aid
Advertises Adlerika blends with buckthorn bark and glycerine to relieve gas fast. Claims quick relief from stomach and bowel pressure and improved sleep. Mentions White Pharmacy and Central Pharmacy as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pharmacy
Central Pharmacy
Moonlit romance and Socratic love musings in pen-picture
A pen-picture by Artist Satterfield explores love's role in life and marriage. It muses on choosing a lifelong partner, the idea of fate and soul halves, and cautions about moon madness, noting Socrates and Xanthippe as quirks in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield
United States
Socrates
Xanthippe
Last American on Rhine and other timely musings
Six years after the first doughboys, one American soldier remains on the Rhine per Lt. P J Davis an army detective. The piece ponders pensions to Civil War veterans, fingerprints, the Roosevelt building in New York housing 272 families, Esperanto’s rise, and whiskey stock in bonded warehouses ending with a Telegraph Want Ad note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
P. J. Davis
Europe
Davis
Army of Occupation
Atlantic
Uncle Sam
Kentucky
Selected Homes on Multiple Streets Advertised for Sale
Listings describe six to eight room bungalows and brick homes across Poplar Street Third Street Hale Addition Giles Street Raleigh Terrace Reese Street Washington Preston Union Memorial Woodland avenues. Prices range from 4 500 to 11 500 on terms with immediate possession on several and hot water heat or fireplaces noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Street
Third Street
South Mercer Street
Paved
Hale Addition
Giles Street
Raleigh Terrace
Reese Street
South Byefield
Washington Street
Preston Street
Union Street
Memorial Avenue
Bluefie
Woodland
Woodland Avenue
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Heekin
Lowell
Biglow Papers
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Willie
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Spark
Gerard
Adam and Eve
Bruce
Yale
Senator Sorghum
Mexico
Springfield
Sandiabang Knickerbocker Press
Port Huron Times-Herald
Topeka Capital
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gridley
Kansas City Star
Tacoma News Tribune
Telegraph
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
National Armature & Electrical Works
West End
Virginia Realty Loan Co
Federal Street
L. H. Layne
B. W. Dillon
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