Phrase of Dishonesty and Tempered Courage
A terse critique contrasts honest manners with cold hearts and warns against a cheeky intruder, invoking honest virtue versus deceitful boldness in sharp moral terms.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
4
A terse critique contrasts honest manners with cold hearts and warns against a cheeky intruder, invoking honest virtue versus deceitful boldness in sharp moral terms.
An analysis of the primary fallout criticizes convention manipulators and the state committee’s tactics. Voters rebuked power seekers, backing Hatfield as a principled choice while rejecting self serving leaders. The piece frames the outcome as a test of citizen rights against political maneuvering.
The piece argues that while many mechanical devices aim to curb dishonesty, trust remains essential. It notes American Indians faced theft of all they owned and suggests placing individuals on their honor as a noble, though imperfect, practice, softened by concerns over countermeasures and counterfeited protections.
The piece argues high school education boosts success more than early quitting and urges teachers to connect with students beyond classrooms. It notes South Dakota’s political scene with Taft and Roosevelt and suggests a public day of thanksgiving before the primaries.
A lighthearted column notes Congress will soon address key issues, bringing a potential pause to political routine. The piece emphasizes the ongoing parliamentary rhythm and anticipates forthcoming legislative actions.
The article notes rising bank clearings each month and a decline in some failure categories with total liabilities around sixteen to twenty million. It reports a thirteen million dollar March earnings increase across 500 railroads, a net idle cars surplus of one hundred thirty thousand, and shifts in idle coal, flats, and box cars, signaling broad prosperity despite political events.
The elderly man lets the vegetable garden overgrow meanwhile the housewife frets about neglect. He reassures her by noting he shops at the grocery store each night to talk about the rising cost of living.
In a collection of pithy remarks journalists comment on salaries memory and ground feel while aviation races attract attention. A European aviator plays cards with friends sending his card in a bottle. Baltimore hotel men require Texas delegates credentials at convention.
Guidance on wound care emphasizes keeping a clean tied wound in the blood to deter infection, with inner and outer cloth layers to block germs. Special care is urged for wounds on hands and feet, along with a Benton Roanoke advert for Fallon Florist offering bedding plants and weekly Bijou feature.
The New York Tribune notes Taft’s confidence rests on fair treatment at Chicago. It warns against delegates who betray electors and against threats that aim to force seats. Taft could win easily if delegates honor instructions and the people’s will.
The poll predicts Lorimer will be ousted 54 to 37 for corruption in securing his seat. It argues to investigate West Virginia caucus bribery tied to C W Watson and W E Chilton, noting lavish money use and pledges broken, urging state duty to pursue inquiry.
Mourmelon le Grand hosts the Aero Cible Michelin event with planes and passengers testing imitation bombs on a ground target. Lt Scott of the American army hits eight of fifteen while protest over altitude is considered. Capt Couade and Lieut Malliefert also participate. Scott hails from Montcalm county.
For sale in Bluefield a cigar and news stand at Altamont Hotel offered to a young man with limited capital. Stock and fixtures available on three months credit without interest with good security. Apply quickly to H. H. Barnes at Altamont Hotel.
Notice to taxpayers in Beaver Pond District stating delinquent tax list is being prepared and payment is required within days to avoid being marked delinquent. Deputy K. Eb. Carter signs for I. J. Ellison and S. M. C.
Advertises Sauer’s lemon and vanilla extracts as best by housekeepers and cooks. Priced bold for 10 and 35 cents at All Quality Grocers.
Norton born George E Roebuck the nineteen year old playwright is in the city preparing to stage The Little Minister of the Hill He is known as author of Beatrice of the Cumberland When Norton Burst in Flower and He Thought He Owned the Town Richmond praises his work He will use local talent for the cast and perform himself.
Delegates from every West Virginia county are selected to attend a nonpartisan ratification federation convention in Clarksburg June 11 12 and 18. Notable speakers include Judge A Z Blair Wayne B Wheeler John J Lenton and West Virginia leaders President Thomas E Hodges D B R Purniton Judge J C McWhorter ex Judge J Frank Cox and Harvey W Harmer.
The writer advises using formal address in letters to a girl or young woman. Do not use Friend. Use the name with My dear before it or simply dear if well acquainted. When a boy writes to a girl he should say Miss Grace, and in general use Miss for young women. The tone should be dignified and reverential.
A reader critiques a seventeen year old’s letter asking about attire for a party and provides etiquette guidance. The correspondent plans to marry next month and asks whether to use at home cards for Portland Oregon, whether to include a date or address, and whether to engrave or print the cards.
Fashion notes describe f (fichy) trim on spring hats, white kid gloves for all occasions, and new blazer jackets in striped flannels or serge with notched collars. One piece dresses prevail with belts while fur neckpieces cross over fronts, Russian influence seen in belted peasant blouses and Cossack styles, and intricate simplicity in Magerie frocks.
Advertises PAZO OINTMENT promising cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with money back refund if relief is not achieved.
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