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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

8

News of the Colored People Northside Movement Club

The Northside Improvement Club met May 27 at Mrs. P. Dabney’s home to adopt constitution by laws and plan a wider role for colored women in Northside. Next meeting at Mrs. Nellie Wynn’s Melcher street. Marriage announced Cecia N Few to Herman Few on September 24 1920. Local items note visits and real estate offerings by S&S Ro Anderson.

Northside Em Jovement Club Northside Improvement Club Nellie Wynn Melcher Pittall, Welch Piuefield J. Few. McComas Dabney S&s Ro Anderson

Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Local Woman

Mrs J W Lawrence of Roanoke Street Bluefield says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of backache and kidney disorders. She reports no return of kidney trouble since treatment and urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo manufacturers.

J. WH. Lawrence Roanoke Street Doan

London Lady Edmund Talbot Uses Talking Machine in Campaign

Lady Edmund Talbot wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland toured for her husband during a Parliament race and operated a gramophone on stage to deliver his speech when he could not attend. The incident marked a rare use of a talking machine in eletioneering.

London Edmund Talbot Ireland Edmund

Hair to Match Frocks Paris

Parisiennes adopt time of day hair transformations to match outfits. A vapory tinted net of hair changes color rather than dyes. Morning walks suit blonde hair while chestnut tones accompany lighter frocks. Evening dances pair black and silver frocks with black hair.

Paris Wies

Song Titles and Names in a 19th Century Sheet

A list of song titles and performers includes I Love to Tell The Story by Henry Jordan 4244 B and carry me back to Ole Virginy by The Three Virginians 4189 B. The collection cites Shannon Four ensembles and names such as Nannie Smith 4248 A Helen Clark Reed Miller and Royal Dalman 4271.

Shannon Reed Miller Royal Dalman Little da

Official City Candidates List for Municipal Primary

The June 14 municipal primary ballot lists ten nominees across four districts with A M Eckstein noted as having declined. Pro charter figures include Henry Lilly C L Cheyney KE Bailey J B Kirk and George W Troutman while anti charter names include Phillips Lilly J T Hetcher J R Brown F M Porterfield and R C Wright. Each voter may choose one candidate per division, five total, with top two in each district advancing to July 6 election.

A. M. Eckstein Henry Lilly C. L. Cheyney KE. L. Bailey J. B. Kirk George W. Troutman Phillips Lilly J. T. Hetcher J. R. Brown F. M. Porterfield R. C. Wright

Welch Sunday School Convention Attends Sessions in Welch

The Rockcastle Sunday school convention is underway at the Welch Baptist Church in the courthouse with afternoon and evening sessions. Delegates and visitors from Parkersburg and Athens attend led by President J. H. Bane and several reverends.

Rockcastle Baptist Church of Welch Court House J. H. Bane H. A. Jackson G. P. Goode A. B. Withers Parkersburg W. M. Hail Athens

Locusts Stop Train on Spanish Rail Line

A swarm of locusts blocked the railway between Saracosta and Escatron forcing a small train to stop. The crew threw several tons of sand on the rails to gain grip as crops already withered by drought suffer further damage.

Madrid Sarac0ssa Escatron

Parade of beauty thrills Boardwalk in hosettes

Shapely maids and pretty matrons on the Boardwalk drew attention as they appeared in hosettes with bare legs. A morning parade of beauties in roller chairs kicked off the display, followed by afternoon wearers in short socks ending about three inches above the ankle.

Atlantic City

Black-Draught praised by Jamestown lumberman

L A Ragan of Jamestown Tennessee extols Thedford's Black-Draught as the only liver medicine that helps his torpid liver and disordered stomach. He uses it for headaches feverish colds and for his family to cleanse the system and prevent illnesses linked to a lazy liver. NC-137

Tennessee Jamestown Tenn Thedford

Micajah Pocahontas Coal Company Formed in Princeton

A new Micajah Pocahontas Coal Company with 390000 in authorized stock is organized in Princeton headed by L R Taylor and H K DeJarnette. Principal office and mine sites lie near Clark's Gap on the Virginian Railway, with operations to start this summer.

New Coal Company Micajah-Pocahontas Coal Company LI. R. Taylor Virginian Railway L. R. Taylor H. K. DeJarnette W. W. Boxley L. J. Boxley J. B. Bray Roanoke

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments

A relieved user from St. Louis declares Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured lifelong stomach problems. The ad claims it relieves catarrhal mucous and intestinal inflammation, and mentions a money back guarantee with one dose to convince. The White Pharmacy endorses the product.

Thomas St. Louis Mayr

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