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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1926
Page
21
An Osaka editorial argues Japan must welcome Christianity to blend Western civilization with national traits. It urges a national Christian influence without creating a separate Christendom, advocating harmony with Buddhism Confucianism and Shinto as Japan’s own religion.
A fragment from California Pelican quotes dialogue in Toronto Telegram style about a mad man with the softest job in town. The exchange centers on a tester in a mattress factory and a preference for traditional drinking from a glass.
The Keystone Chamber of Commerce met on Thursday to organize a grand Fourth of July event with brass band, fireworks, and prizes. Merchants offered over 360 in prizes and a citywide canvass will seek additional support. Local students weekly return from various schools for vacation while theEfficiency Club hosts a visit from Wilcoe Terminal.
A long list of social gatherings, bridge and rook prizes, and a birthday party highlights this page. Attendees include Mrs Reynolds and Miss Margaret Smith, with various hostesses and a large group of local residents. Chautauqua plans are announced for June, and a new son is born to Mr and Mrs Lee Snyder. Church notices cover Methodist services and missionary society activity along with personal arrivals and travels.
A jumble of brief items records people changing jobs and traveling. Old Pump Pumps Up Oil becomes clerk at Keystone Coal and Coke. Reynolds takes bookkeeper post at Grace Hospital Welch. various families attend commencements at Marshall College and visit relatives in Ironton and Parkersburg.
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