Quotations Card Fragment Reflects Old Proverb Echoes
A compact sampler of aphorisms and maxims. The lines present old sayings about fortune, fame, youth, measure, and friendship from Distacl Godremith and Dible, with terse moral reflections.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
A compact sampler of aphorisms and maxims. The lines present old sayings about fortune, fame, youth, measure, and friendship from Distacl Godremith and Dible, with terse moral reflections.
The primary produced surprises as Hatfield achieved a strong victory. The Daily Telegraph calls him the original Hatfield man and is gratified by the result. Supporters in the south and other counties praise the at home backing and urge helpers to continue to aid his election.
A historical discussion by Dr. Wiley on child training and the shift from strict parental dictates to allowing children to find themselves. It argues for a balanced, hands-off approach and warns against egotism driven parenting that can harm a child. The piece envisions future rules urging parents to be seen and not heard in upbringing.
For Sale. Tomato plants all varieties pepper and beet plants 1 per 100. Cabbage cut flowers. Funeral designs and plants 10 per 100. Potted plants and bouquets a specialty. Phone 385 South Bluefield Florist. 5 ite
Today at the Elk's opera house a vaudeville program led by Raymond Wytee the Male Tetrazzini performs with Bud and Apal Elliott in a big comedy sketch The Girl Rube Piano and Broom plus new moving pictures Lynon and Karwan The American Girl and the Maziish Hoy. Matinees at 4 30 p m for ladies and children. Evening shows at 7 40 and 9 o'clock. Admission 1e to balcony 1e lower floor 20e.
Rev G W Fitwater of Buckhannon West Virginia visits the city selling Bibles and testaments at cost and donating proceeds to the poor. He says he has placed about 16000 copies in West Virginia in three years, mainly among coal mines and lumber camps, and spoke at Bland Street Church and at the round house lunch with Rev Jackson.
H. B. Lee of this city named additional referee in bankruptcy due to Judge Holbrook illness. He will hear pending cases and conduct referee business. Even numbered cases go to Judge Holbrook upon recovery. odd numbered cases transfer to Mr. Lee.
D G Lilly announced plans to challenge the city cow ordinance by seeking an injunction against enforcement. He hired Attorney H Bb Lee to file to block cow drives, arguing the law violates the constitution and rights under the bill of rights and common law. He aims to take the case through state courts to the US Supreme Court if needed, and says the fight will be costly. Livefield reportedly has gambling houses, twelve.
A colonial tale describes Col Lilly paying fines after his educated cow unlocked the stable door to roam during a political event. The cow was recaptured by cow catchers, provoking legal challenges to local ordinances. The piece also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with claims of remedies.
A terse collage of quotes and remarks from various papers. The items touch on inflation woes in the United States and Europe, Cuba trade topics, and light political commentary drawn from multiple city newspapers.
The piece explains weak and strong races of pus forming germs, noting some harmless while others cause violent inflammation and blood poisoning. It warns germs from carbuncles and erysipelas are especially dangerous and stresses avoiding entry into the body. It mentions scratching boils can spread germs to other body parts.
A seventeen year old orphan asks if it is proper to wear ribbons for a fair and how to rekindle a four year friendship. The columnist advises writing to the friend to resolve the long lapse, notes mail may go astray, and encourages maintaining a girlish look with hair ribbons.
The ad warns that barber's itch forms yellow pimples and watery blisters on the face and body and warns it is highly contagious. It promotes Saxon Salve as a skin remedy that kills parasites and heals the skin, claiming it cures many skin diseases and offering a money back guarantee. It lists C. H. Goodykoontz Drugs Co. and two Bluefield pharmacies in Bluefield, West Virginia.
A reader labeled Violet Yes responds to questions about schooling, card playing, boys, and social events. She argues a fifteen year old is too young for a beau, supports chaperoned leap year parties, and opposes late night automobile outings without supervision.
At All Quality Grocers Saver's lemon and vanilla extracts are praised by housekeepers and cooks as the best for value. Sold for 10 and 25 cents, these extracts highlight bargain pricing and staple kitchen use.
A collection of classified ads seeking workers for various posts including a 12 year old helper, a lady stenographer, a multilingual man, a stenographer male, a first class solicitor, laundry girls, a cook, plus rentals for a table board room and a modern flat on Princeton avenue with contact details and locations in Bluefield and nearby towns.
The notice explains card party invitation etiquette. It advises accepting or regretting promptly and defines RSVP as Respond if you please from the French Repondez s il vous plait.
Reply notes sending three cards to reach the hostess on or before the tea date for out of town residents. Expression shows gratitude for the department’s help and appreciation for kind words.
Describes finishing armholes by machine sewing then securing edges with a button hole using coarse thread or soft floss for a neat, durable finish.
The article describes a hidden pocket sewn into a housekeeper apron to hold small change without loss when the apron is set aside. It also notes a fashionable collar finish with a row of black fringe an inch and a half deep, with added fringe along the bottom edge for a more pronounced look.
An advertisement promotes Brown's Digestit tablets as harmless and fast acting for indigestion and dyspepsia. It asserts thousands relieved, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to The White Pharmacy for purchase.
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