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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment quotes a religious reflection on existence and virtue. It invokes a contrast between appearance and essence and mentions eternity and the Methodist concept. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
A long, opinionated piece contrasts domestic concerns with foreign policy, arguing voters will keep pressure on economic questions. It cites Secretary Redfield’s remarks on prosperity, notes wartime product demand for price gains, and mocks the idea that Democrats alone restored industrial activity.
A brief pondering notes that people may stick to familiar food even when offered new options, suggesting that avoidance stems from habit and comfort rather than pure hunger alone. The remark weighs human tendencies toward risk and preference in choosing meals.
The government reserves vast oil lands as a precaution to fuel the navy in war. Petroleum supplies from neutral nations help the Allies, while Germany is cut off. Russia holds large reserves but the Dardanelles block limits access. Admiral Evans once warned to seize coal, but petroleum proves a better strategic asset for sustaining a large navy.
Voice of the People from Louisville dated June 6 1914 records GbO Cates thanking numerous friends for love and prayers during illness. He says he suffers from strenuous work but finds comfort in friends prayers and will write more when able.
The New York Sun argues that a canary thrives with daily outside exercise, a scrupulously clean cage, fresh water, and regular greens such as lettuce and celery. It warns owners to enforce abstinence from sugar and biscuits and to recognize the bird’s limited ability to express needs, treating its health with the same care as a dog or cat.
An advertisement touts vegetable calomel from may-apple root as a gentler liver stimulant and laxative. It promotes Sentanel Laxatives by Sentanel Remedies Co, claiming safe, non irritating action with no harsh after effects. The ad urges purchase at druggists and offers a free physician trial package by mail.
A National Geographic Society geographic study of Lake Garda in the Austro Italian war area portrays Garda as Italy’s largest lake, 189 square miles, 34 miles long and up to 11 miles wide. It notes steep Alpine inclines, Italian villages, lemon groves, and tourism towns like Riva Gardone Riviera and Sirmione.
The University of Wisconsin students reportedly consume 141,200 glasses of Horlicks Malted Milk annually. Straws would stretch 13 miles, and malted milk fills a 13 thousand gallon reservoir. Expenditure reaches 14,120 dollars with savings on meals and restaurant checks aiding funding for student libraries and other expenses.
A concise view on landscape architecture noting its roots in natural lines and mature growing things. It argues for a unified stamp of instinctive ideas across parks estates village gardens and even window boxes to create a fine picture in any scale.
A fragment reports a man from Flatbush and Bensonhurst winning a cash prize in a lottery while Yonkers notes he is recently married. The terse item frames luck and marital status as notable details.
Several accidents occurred as trains failed to stop in time. The London railroad terminus now features hydraulic buffers to absorb impact and prevent derailments.
A government bureau in Uruguay recently estimated the republics population at 1 200 000 people. The figure reflects the nations standing and demographic scale reported by the official agency.
William Tell Ater B A Baughman, seventy, a well known local businessman, died suddenly at his home today. The report notes a long local presence and sudden death without details of cause.
A witty courtroom exchange frames a judge seeking a warrant for the arrest of Father Time. The charge is outrageous and continuous violation of the speed laws, highlighting the playful metaphor in the dialogue.
An athletic club plans a lunch described as acrobatic and includes turnovers as a notable item. The remark suggests a playful, sports related gathering reflecting a local newspaper tone.
The notice lists fire alarm signals and street intersections including Princeton Avenue Russell Street Bluefield Avenue Chestnut Spruce Cherry Raleigh Federal Avenues and several cross streets with numbers and references to a fire station and central station alarm reception. It notes a new wireless station near Manila expected to receive messages across the Pacific.
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