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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
6
Starting the Fight with Commencement Wisdom
A reflective piece extols graduates launching into the world, urging them to pursue work they love, endure setbacks, plan ahead, and avoid quick gains. It likens youth to an army, emphasizes perseverance, service, and long term effort as keys to success. The tone blends veteran counsel with encouragement for new diploma holders.
Portry In The News A Sedalia Tale Of A Nesting Robins
A brief, quaint item recalls a New York coal inspector who found a robin's nest with two chicks in a tar soaked car. He learned the car’s origin and returned it fifty four miles away so the bird could rear her young. A Sedalia note follows this gentle vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ngs
Sedalia
What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
A column recalls events from two decades ago on Princeton Avenue and Bluefield. Brisentine opened a meat market in a former room, Clifford family moved to Bluefield, B M Alexander visited from Spring to see her daughter, and May Belle Bailey married Fred B Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisentine
Meador
Princeton Avenue
Clifford
Eigh
Blueheld
Seaboard Air Line
B. M. Alexander
Hhe Spring
Pollock
May Belle Bailey
Fred B. Mitchell
L. Ballengee
St. Louis
Charley
H. D. Hatfield
Fifty Years in the Printer Trade and a Return to Sight
Charles Boltz, a Missouri printer, hosted a dinner for his fiftieth anniversary in the trade. Nine former town mayors attended, celebrating Boltz's long service. Nearby, a Chicagoan who was blind for thirty years regained sight after an operation and returned to work in a tailoring shop. The piece extols poetry in life and the rhythmic beauty of human achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boltz
Printer Boltz
Ups and Downs of Our Trade Explains Domestic Growth Focus
An analysis argues that America’s foreign trade is shrinking after wartime while home trade expands. It stresses boosting domestic production and consumption as the path to prosperity and urges citizens to support building up local business and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
United States
Tomorrow Is Another Day Poem by Berton Braley
A reflective verse depicting social strife and economic strain with a resilient chorus. It contrasts hardship from strikes and debt with the hopeful refrain Tomorrow is another day, celebrating persistence and optimism amid turmoil.
Short Cuts From Exchanges Truncated Exaggerations Across Papers
A collection of brief quotes from papers noting exaggerated claims and social observations. Mentions include Lima Beane on Ford cars for preteens, a coal strike, Ruth selecting spectators, Hays on prosperity, and women joining men in the workforce with a note on women bandits in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Telegraph Tidbits From A Glimpse Of The World
A garbled collection of quips and snippets crosses continents from London to California. Observations touch on fashion hats with live canaries, quirky health tips, travel anecdotes, and social musings, peppered with political witticisms and light humor about daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prohibition Pies and Panic In a City Laugh Parade
A crowded factory caused a near crush as workers rushed a panic for a five minute closing whistle. Jokes about cars dresses and schnaps echo as reporters joke through the city mirror of a lively broadcast day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Frank
Editorials question tariff policy and women voters role
Selected opinions critique the Underwood 1913 tariff as ineffective after the emergency act and warn any democratic tariff cannot be truly protective against a recovering Europe. The piece argues war boosted production and questions the so called woman bloc in politics while noting varied voter dynamics and party aims. It also cites Vienna on Austria’s Schober ministry and a Times dispatch.
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Europe
With & Ch
Ameaa
Minneapolis Journal
Washington Dispatches
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary Baker
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Pinchot
Alter
Mr. Pinchot
Mallee Women's Party
League of Women Voters
National Woman's Party
Remo
Ortion
Batoek
Don's Film Fee London Motion Picture Herd
A Newfoundland dog owned in London earned a $40 daily fee for three days of service in a new motion picture. Additional owners and animals were involved in the filming as part of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
London
Newfoundland
London Complaints Over Shipboard Comforts and Service
Passengers aboard report ongoing hardships including worn Dilifjard tables cramped seating poor ventilation and slow restaurant service as the voyage progresses. Crew and management face scrutiny for insufficient amenities and delayed meals aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Bi Comiolalaty
Riviera Becomes Plebeian Favorite of Aristocrats
The past winter shows Italy now surpassing the Riviera for aristocratic pleasure seekers as the Riviera is deemed plebian by society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Nice
Italy
Jesus Heals a Demon Possessed Man in Gadara
In Gadara Jesus frees a man living among tombs from a legion of unclean spirits and allows them to enter a herd of swine. The swine drown, and the man is found healed and in his right mind. Jairus, a synagogue ruler, seeks Jesus for his dying daughter, who later is raised to life. The crowd reacts with awe as a woman with a long illness is healed after touching Jesus’ garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jairus
Jesus
Decapolis
Ehip
Peter
James
John
Psycho analysis ethics clash with quacks and graft
Article rails against psychics and blackmailers while praising Dr. A A Brill and Dr Royal Copeland for cautionary views. It bemoans parasitic fakers in new sciences, mocks centenarian “rules,” and notes Greenwich Village and a Kate Enbury coffe shop event as examples amid a chaotic draft of public psychology discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Brill
Easy Way For Thin People To Gain Weight Promise
An ad touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a quick solution for thin nervous individuals. It claims one month of use will add pounds within ten days, improving digestion and energy, with a guarantee or money back. Telegraph ads note nationwide availability through Goodykoonts and druggists.
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Evans
Jeaning
Eveyw
Goodykoonts
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