Daily Telegraph Printing Co notice
Publication boilerplate reads like a trade association and advertising page header. It lists Hugh Ike Shott as editor and notes AP membership and agency representation in major cities. It mentions club notices, meetings, and paid content sent to members.
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Daily Telegraph
Hugh Ike Shott
NG Co
Associatea
Ication Pereign
B. Katz
New York
Kansas City
Nicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Norks
Times of Jai
Sumidie
Carde
Kinting CO
Bluefield
Military Training Camps Draw Large Applicant Interest
The article notes more than twice as many applicants as last year for citizen military training camps. About 32 000 applications have been filed with 28 000 accommodations planned, with expectations total applications will surpass 50 000. It argues camps are key to preparing youth for national emergencies and that no willing young man should be denied this opportunity.
Senate panel rejects Mayfield witness due to felony conviction
The Texas senator Mayfield eligibility inquiry panel refused the sole witness after his felony conviction. The article contrasts this with oil and justice committees where convicted individuals are admitted as witnesses, and criticizes the permissive standard for lawsuits granting large sums per kiss.
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Senate
Mayfield
Texas
Oil Committee
Department of Justice Committee
Evangelist John Brown Draws Crowds in Bluefield Campaign
A four week evangelistic drive in Bluefield ends with many attending despite construction and concurrent events. The period included two conventions and school ceremonies. Hundreds made professions of faith and the community expresses gratitude for John Brown's ministry and its lasting impact.
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Tabernacle
John Brown
Bluefield
International liquor treaty nears stronger enforcement
An international agreement to enforce liquor laws gains momentum as treaties with Britain Germany and Sweden set a framework. The dry navy funded by Congress will be deployed to aid enforcement and similar pacts with other maritime nations are expected soon.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Sweden
Congress
What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Weienh postmaster KK L Long appointed. Leonard Spaulding of Southern Express commits suicide at Roanoke. HM Marsh sold Walnut Grove cemetery to a company. Ten years ago J P Wilson and Miss Florence Kelsey of Bluefield wed at Roanoke. Wm H McQuail, Pocahontas coal pioneer, dies at Pottsville home. Wheeling Eastern Star installed by James H Derry.
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KK L. Long
Weienh
Leonard Spaulding
Southern Pexpress Eee
Roonokhe
HM Marsh
Walnut Grove
J. P Wilson
Florence Kelsey
Bluefield
Roanoke
Wm. H. McQuail
Pottsville
Order of Eastern Star
James H. Derry
Wheeling
Smugglers Supposed Liquor Boats Near Shore Prompt Search
Rescuers and authorities focus on vessels within an hour’s steaming distance from the coast suspected of liquor smuggling. The effort aims to identify all boats flagged for illicit cargo regardless of nationality.
Ford backs Florida rubber project to grow trees in U S
Henry Ford has reportedly bought 1000 acres in Florida to plant rubber trees, the first attempt in the continental United States to cultivate rubber. If successful, it could revolutionize the rubber supply, reducing dependence on foreign sources controlled mainly by Britain, and aid the automotive industry and other users.
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Henry Ford
Florida
United States
Ford
Echoes and Autumn Muse In a Forest Scene
In autumnal mood a narrator notes echoing forest scenes and a playful muse. The verse speaks of Silence, Echo, and mischievous woodland sounds as a hunter’s horn calls and nymphs observe wandering echoes in a wild landscape.
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Mark
Se Egerton Brdges
Selected Editorial Opinions On international tensions and policy shifts
A compilation of editorial excerpts editors condemn Peter Matthews use of political leverage to block GOP measures and critique French imperial ambitions. The pieces discuss Matthews negative influence in Congress and France's race to expand empire amid fears of German threat.
League calls for open sharing of new war tools
The league of nations demands that discoveries like the electric ray by Grindell Matthews be made common property and unavailable for sole national use. Britain and France press the issue as reparations figures and motives spark dispute over Germany’s payments and future exports.
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League of Nations
League
Grindell Matthews
France
Great Britain
Mr. Matthews
United States
America
Germany
Mars
Reparations Commission
Belgium
Ruhr
Gomees
Iron Nerve Forefathers and a Knighted Wardnote
A playful, old time dialogue features clever quips about rules and manners. A patrolman reports a man ejecting his wife’s relatives with an ax, while a judge jokes about jurisdiction over hero medals.
July 4 Historic Links to Coolidge and La Follette
The piece weighs July 4 as a potential milestone tying Calvin Coolidge’s presidency to the nation’s history and a Cleveland conference shaping a possible third party led by Robert La Follette. It predicts a split power dynamic and a late June Democrat gathering with Carter Glass as a dark horse favorite in a crowded field.
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Ashington
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Coolidge
White House
Cleveland
Robert Marion la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Coolidge and Follette
New York
Prince Charming
Smort Cuts From Exchanges
A collage of witty quotes from various papers including the Little Rock Gazette the Duluth Herald the Baltimore Sun and others ponders society politics and human nature. It notes playful lines on manners probability and media culture with a sharp Edge. The quotes span topics from forks to foreign policy to fashion.
The Dream Garden and The Stock Swindle Outlook
A column contrasts the planned 4000 clerks for veteran bonus investigations with high red tape and potential corruption. It cites Henry I. Doherty predicting stock swindles could surpass 1914 losses, while Ireland’s deficit and Ireland's path to self government are noted. Higher education, Russian crops, and a 1924 US trade outlook are also discussed, concluding that exports will rise healthily and permanency is possible.
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Uncle Sam
War Department
Fables on Health The Cost of Dainties
The Mann family faces rising food costs from small luxuries added to meals and questions where money goes. A typical dainty costs 14 to 26 cents per person, potentially adding about 40 cents per meal for a family of four, or roughly $12 monthly and $150 yearly.
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Mann
Gosh
Mr. Mann
Telegraph Humor Amid Daily Jests and Oddities
A collage of quips and witticisms on work lives romance travel and common sense. It jests about doctors shortages public figures automobiles household chores and lunar foliage noting how age value and habits shape daily choices.
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