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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from blood disorder and promotes S. S. S. as a thorough blood purifier. It claims external remedies fail and urges readers to start treatment now, offering free medical advice via Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
Thirty three Liberty boys aged since last June registered in Graham and Hluestone precincts. Local turnout exceeded expectations, with three worried and five seeking exemptions for dependent parents. Names listed include Warren Etter and John Arthur Graham among others. Registration conducted by Dr. P. D. Johnson and J. B. Taylor. The piece also notes visitors, strawberry picking, locusts, sailors, and local social items.
Local items note Miss Louise Johnson leaving MebDowell County National Bank for Charleston road work. J T Eddins and sons travel to Petersburgh for ill relative Newton Smith. Miss eitha Ratcliff departs Flannagan Coal Co. for Rodeniela W Va. Lieutenant J M Crockett appointed in Camp Jackson artillery. Edward A Herzburn promoted to sergeant at Camp Lee. Various residents travel or visit Bluefield Huntington Roanoke and Williamson. Red Cross contributions in Kimball district total fourteen hundred dollars.
Sincere warns against calomel and hails Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle safe liver and bowel cleanser. Claims superiority to calomel, no mercury risk, and a money back guarantee. Asserts quick morning relief and broad use including children, with widespread adoption reported by druggists.
The film follows Polly returning to the circus then reuniting with Telly and a minister as their romance unfolds amid dramatic circus scenes. Realistic moments include the wind sampled crowds, a full circus performance, a town parade, and a memorable horse race scene.
Contractor Harry Colosimo rushes the foundation for Harry Totz's department store. Bricks are laid on the grounds as the Grand Theatre sells tickets for The Birth of a Nation, drawing crowds at the box office.
The Maine Non Partisan League, formed at a Portland convention, plans a Lewiston gathering to discuss active participation in the state campaign. Its platform calls for government ownership of public utilities, land value taxation, Swiss democratic military system, conscription of war profits, and taxes on incomes over 10,000 during the war, among other measures aiding workers.
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