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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
12
A jumble of crossword style clues lists varied terms from animals to objects and names. Several entries reference geographic places, ancient weapons, and common words. the puzzle shows themed associations and potential letterplay across multiple rows.
Research shows elderly people often limit their diets due to prejudice and anxiety rather than medical need. Dr. Elias Savitsky notes no universal rule fits all. cultural norms and personal experience shape what is considered proper for convalescents or the aged. The piece warns against rigid, ritualistic food restrictions and emphasizes individual tolerance and preference.
Zenith unveils a tubeless transistor hearing aid weighing about as much as a pocket lighter. The unit operates for 106 a week and features bone conduction. Sold at GoodyKoontz Drug Store on Bland and South Streets in Bluefield West Virginia.
C Brown notes Tito’s alignment with Moscow and Peiping as U S aid to Yugoslavia faces scrutiny in Congress. Some Senators push against Yugoslav funding while others urge patience and a possible state visit to Washington to ease tensions.
A.A.J. seeks advice on a troubled marriage with a 16 year old son and 14 year old daughter. The husband resents the children and drinks heavily, while the wife struggles to discipline and protect her union. The columnist urges the mother to prioritize her husband and enforce boundaries, suggesting boarding school or separation if needed.
An eclipse of the sun always occurs at the time of the new moon. The statement links solar eclipses to the lunar phase, noting alignment between the sun and moon during this phase.
Wise County snake hunters Bill Ball and Victor Bates captured five large rattlers from Roaring Fork for a reptile garden associated with a Wise Pound service station. Five more rattlers were killed by bear hunters on Beartown Mountain. Alfred Monk killed the largest snake, a 46 inch 12 rattle specimen, crossing Clinch Mountain on Route 16.
Advertisement for a crochet pattern and catalog from Daily Bor it Needlecraft Dept. P. O. Box 11 New York. Instructions for a 22 inch design using mercerized cotton No. 30 and larger bedspread cotton No. 50. Pattern costs 25 cents with 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Include pattern number, name, address and zone. Look for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft catalog of 1955 for knitting embroidery and playful designs.
Ad for a dress pattern offers easy sewing with options for one color or color contrast. Mentions sizes 16 18 20 30 32 34 and yardage requirements. Includes mailing address for pattern order at Dully Telegraph New York and a form to print plainly Name.
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