For Sale and Poultry Ad Amid Mining Commentary
On sale residence at 216 Lo cust street with contact 435 for details. Also ad for 5-26 day old chicks 8 cents barred rocks 10 cents with safe delivery. Johnson Poultry Farm Coalwood Va. The piece then shifts to a critique from Coal Age noting inefficient mining methods, lack of mechanization, and workers awaiting on mine slopes as managers come from non-machine shop backgrounds.
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Locust Street
Johnson Poultry Farm
Coalwood
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The Firedamp Whistle and Acoustic Detection
The Firedamp whistle aims to detect firedamp in coal mines by acoustic means. Early ideas by Forbes in 1880 sparked interest, but practical miners have rejected prior devices. The consensus favors small portable instruments that give miners a clear signal to recognize firedamp and gauge its amount.
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Forbes
Coal Age Mood Reflected in Labor of Hand Mines
An opinion piece argues that while the United States produces vast coal, much is moved by hand in mines. The author notes the irony of vociferous praise for coal while energy use remains inefficient, urging a shift away from laborious processes to improve energy utilization.
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United States
Soul inspiring hymns by Salvation Army pair draw crowds
In Bluefield the Salvation Army unit attracts large street crowds each night as Rev. and Mrs Robert Henderson sing soul inspiring hymns. The public enjoys the simple melodies and contributions to the fund have risen, aiding the religious work of the organization.
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Bluefield
Loca Corps
Salvation Army
Robert Henderson
Army
Henderson
Chamberlains Tablets Promote Appetite and Digestion
For an impaired appetite the tablets are recommended to improve appetite and digestion. Mr J H Seitz of Detroit says they restored his appetite, eased bloating, and produced a pleasant bowel movement. For sale by all dealers Tu-Sat.
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J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia Routs Pirates 18 to 3 in Leadoff Game
Philadelphia uses strong hitting and Pittsburg wild pitching to win 18 to 3. Mayer excellently limited Honus Wagner to prevent reaching the 3 000 hit milestone during his career.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
McQuillan
O'Toole
Manaux
Mayer
Honu
Wagner
Killifer
McQuillin
Gibson Marquard
New York
St. Louis
Ovieta
Eae
Perritt
Robinson
Wingo
Marquard
Myers
Boston
Cincinnati
Ames
Perdue
Baltimore Wins With Bats in Federal League Clash
Baltimore edged Pittsburg 4 to 3 as eleven hits were exchanged in four and a third innings. Leclaire relieved Barger and earned the win while Suggs, Jacklitsch, Jarger, Leclaire and Terry starred on the mound. Stovall’s costly error helped decide the game in favor of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
Barger
Oit Leclaire
Ney Oe
Suggs
Jacklitsch
Jarger
Leclaire
Terry
Stovall
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Krapp
Blair
Pet
Land
Indianapolis
Chicago
Watson
Wilson
Falkenberg
Raridan
Alo Cope
Pitsburg
Detroit and St Louis split a June double header
In a twixt doubleheader Detroit and St Louis split. The first game went to St Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings amid errors. Detroit won the second 3 to 0 as the game ended in the fifth to let St Louis catch a train.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Cobb
Veach
Hamilton
James
Baumee
Agnew
Dubue
Stan
Rhee Detroit
Beece
Mains
McGee
Crossin
Philadelphia
Washington
Lowe Wee
Rostomtsar
Chicago
Pocahontas to Open Season Against Local Club
The local baseball season starts today with Pocahontas visiting for the opener. Manager Prince announced the game after days of arranging. Pocahontas reports two new players not yet arrived but the rest of the lineup looks solid. The Blue Field squad, with Carter and Estes likely behind the plate, is ready though wary of Pocahontas. Game called at 4 o clock.
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Pocahontas
Prince
A. H. Baldwin
Bluefield
Carter
Estes
Organize League Talks Prompt Baseball Circle
Bert Caffee, manager of the Princeton club, denies reports Princeton will dodge a first class baseball season. He expresses enthusiasm for forming a league and says a strong schedule could face any opponent. He invites Pocahontas Gary and Bluefield to meet in the city to organize and start games soon. Manager Prince coordinating Gary and Pocahontas for this afternoon meeting.
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Princeton
Bert Caffee
Prince
Caffee
Pocahontas
Gary
Bluefield
White Sox Captain Lord and Manager Plunge Toward Reunion
Manager Jimmy Callahan reportedly seeks to coax Harry Lord back to the White Sox after his resignation amid a slump. Lord had threatened to desert to the Feds earlier this season and cited a failure to cover third on Chase’s throw as a trigger for his departure. Callahan denies harsh rebuke and says a calm warning to infielders was given to keep on bases when not involved in a play.
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Jimmy Callahan
Harry Lord
Chicago White Sox
Lord
White Sox
Feds
Chase
Washington
Milan
Demmitt
Callahan
Lord Win
Lord’s Slugging Legacy Outshines Fielding Woes
The quote notes Lord as one of baseball’s great hitters with strong slugging, while citing a decline in his fielding and his decision to quit. It highlights the team’s resolve to keep fighting for the pennant despite his departure and reflects on his past stature in the American League.
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Lord
Manager of the Fats Visit Training Camp
Doctor Thompson reports Fat baseball team in Bland county Virginia training for the pennant race and potential season outcomes. The piece notes player moves, prospects, and plans for a Telegraph visit to the camp to provide readers with details on preparedness and training progress.
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Herbert
Lizzard Slide
Bland County
Thompson
Pisgah
The
Fats
George Jack
Jack
Telegraph
John J
Connie
Don O'Leary
Mae Pedigo
Revonco
Thomas Cat Alleywise
Henri Askinbury Lilly Julius Fairweather Landslide
Kmnoch
Arden Leonard
Rufus Everett Lazyhoy
Dentists Attend Postgraduate Lectures in Huntington
Dr J D McCue returned from Huntington where Dr KB Barbour and Dr A E Smith of Chicago lectured under Huntington Dental Association to fourteen dentists. Topics included nitrous oxide anaesthesia analgesia platinum iridium roots and business of dentistry with stereopticon illustrations. Participants included J L Kean J D McCue C C Ball E H Neal L L Belcher J A Tauber Will Mount Homer Mannon and others. The event aimed to expand advanced dental techniques and patient comfort.
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J. D. McCue
Huntington
KB. 8. Barbour
A. E. Smith
Chicago
Huntington Dental Association
United States
Parkour
J.L. Kean
Ronceverte
Bluefield
Cc. C. Ball
E. H. Neal
Fairmont
L. L. Belcher
Welch
J. A. Tauber
Catlettsburg
Will Mount
Homer Mannon
John W. Parsons
I. J. Kail
G. T. Eppling
S. M. Calloway
B. Langfit
H. E. Guthrie
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim
Mrs. Mary FE. McMullen of Phelps New York credits Chamberlains Tablets with rapidly easing years of indigestion and constipation and says a few weeks of use cured her. For sale by all dealers. Tu-Sat.
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Chamberlain
Mary FE. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
Transfusion tale reshapes life of star pitcher Runlet
John Runlet a famed athlete becomes ill from blood loss and receives transfusions from two women Maud Scarborough and Delia Thorne and two men Ned Summerfield and George Smith. The mix alters his temperament and abilities causing fear moments on a baseball field before he regains skill and returns to play. Doctors weigh restoring full masculinity through controlled transfusions.
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John Kuniet
Ile
Shater
Jack Runlet
Runlet
Jack
Maud Scarborough
Delia Thorne
Ned Summerfield
George Smith
Runiet
Hammersty
Fresh hen for Sunday dinner offered by McNeal and Co
A local advertiser offers a fine fresh hen live or dressed to supply Sunday dinner needs. Customers are urged to phone McNeal and Co for prompt delivery, contact number 261.
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McNeal & Co
McNeal & Compeony
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