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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
6
Mrs Pearl Patrick writes of relief from sour stomach and constipation after trying Thedford's Black Draught. She reports easy laxative action, improved digestion, and steadier bowels with no bad after-effects. The ad touts Black Draught as gentle, reliable and widely valued for stomach liver and bowel troubles.
A brief notice highlighting the Want Ads section invites readers to explore listings for jobs services and items for sale in The Daily Telegraph. It emphasizes practical listings and local deals for the community.
Numerous residents and visitors from Falls ville Norton Welch Le Va and Glenwood were seen in the city yesterday. Births announced include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A O Shafer and a son to Mr. and Mrs EB F Hudy. Attendees and travelers include C J Procks from Rock View and D J Jarrett from Glamorgan among others.
The 200 member senior class at Annapolis received diplomas in Dahlgren hall marking a simple close to June Week. Malcolm Francis Schofeld of Pennsylvania was honor man with Leslie Clark Stevens of Nebraska finishing second as the graduates become ensigns and begin active duty after leave.
Pierce Duntley, once a roaming show manager, reunites with Edith after a stint with a temperate humanitarian cause. He apologizes for past wandering, reveals plans to study in Hawaii, and pledges effort as Edith and he remarry. Paul, their son, affirms his bond with Duntley, while Edith agrees to partnership in the Memorial Pioneer work in San Francisco. In California, a Donner Lake monument dedication honors early pioneers with remarks by Governor Stephens, Nevada’s Governor Boyte, and Native Sons officials.
Mae Marsh, renowned for The Birth of a Nation and Intolerance, is cast as Polly in Margaret Mayo's Polly of the Circus at the Colonial Monday. The actress, known for petite appeal, embraces a sweet romantic heroine role that suits her in the lively circus tale.
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