Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Bluefield News Rates and Notices
Public notices and advertising rates from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co of Bluefield West Virginia dated Tuesday June 9, 1031. Includes subscription prices by mail and city carrier terms, advertising agency mentions, and general notice restrictions for non-news items.
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Deceiving Moment Cited in Brief Verse Fragment
A fragmented OCR-like line references a biblical verse and a quoted phrase about deception. It mentions Gods Moment and a 37:9/36 IE style note, with a cryptic attribution to Haulitt. The readable text centers on religious wording and a suggestive warning about self-deception.
Faith in America Signals Bond Victory and Hope
Secretary Mellon announced the $800,000,000 government bond was oversubscribed, with investors showing faith in America's future. He noted the need to put idle capital to work and to direct funds toward reconstruction to ease suffering, create full employment, and raise living standards while profits grow from higher trade.
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Treasury
Melton
America
Mellon
United States
Fall of a Statesman and a Bribe Scandal
The article laments Albert Fall’s collapse after pleading guilty to taking a bribe from Edward Doheny. It argues he should serve a year in prison once able, noting his health and finances are poor. It recalls his high standing, cabinet role, and public esteem now replaced by disgrace and dishonor.
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Albert B. Fatt
United States
Edward J., Doheny
Albert Fall
Fall
Doheny
Fatt
Sam
Nrigos
Twenty Years Ago Today in McDowell County and Beyond
A retrospective look recalls Dr Br K Bragonter appointing a county court member from Keystone, an age under 18 driving ban, and a vehicle ordinance. It notes Clyde Kahle and Minnie Ruiter wavering, a boy injured by an automobile, healing springs opening season, Billy Sunday revival visits, and debates over Punishments for Fall and Doheny. It also references clemency thoughts for Doheny and public sentiment on justice and health.
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BR. K. Bragonter
Keystone
McDowell County
Clyde D. Kahle
Bluefeld
Minnie Ruiter
Graham
Pi. Mangus
Moreor Healing Springs
Billy Sunday
Buckley
Mount Hope
Embargo Sought By New York Chamber Against Russian Imports
The New York State Chamber of Commerce urges an embargo on Russian imports and limits on American industrial machinery exports. It argues Russia uses American agencies and personnel to aid its five year plan and industrialization drive, seeking world market privileges through cut price methods. If embargoed, Russia might turn to other sources to obtain needed goods.
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Chamber of Commeres
New York
Russia
Cavalry War Games in New Mexico Highlight Horse Power
A New Mexico maneuver shows 170 officers and 200 horses plus 64 mules climbing a 10,000 foot trail. Report notes mechanization will not replace horses, underscoring cavalry as an enduring defense element. Also mentions a motor car accident verdict and Gandhi’s attire signaling poverty, plus economic thoughts on farm prosperity and price regulation.
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New York Sun
Sacramento
New Mexico
The
Herald Tribune
Eighth Cavalry
New
The Little Small-Town Sympathy Poem Fragments
Fragmented poems lament missing small town sympathy and home peace. The speaker longs for neighbors care near village life, contrasting elites with everyday kindness and a vow for heartfelt comfort. The verse evokes lattice sunbeams, gingham, and maple shade as symbols of community.
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House of Love
Safeguards for Young Home Buyers urged by Day
The Roanoke Times notes Joseph P Day of the Saturday Evening Post urges fifteen safeguards for first time buyers. Key points include clear title, fire insurance, reliable mortgage terms, dry basement, sound drainage, tested plumbing, working furnace, school access, safe roads near schools, and affordable upkeep. The piece also cites a Roanoke Time summary of a Republican conference in Washington with youth participation discussed.
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Atead
Joseph P. Day
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Day
Lous
West Virginia Briefs and Local Accidents
West Virginia briefs note a protestants brief in United Fuel Gas rate case seeking deferment of a temporary rate. In Sisteraville Kenneth Pryor 14 drowns in Middle Island creek. Morgantown F Witcher McCullough Charleston treasurer elected president of WVU alumni association. Clarksburg Stephen England Montrose Howard Lowman 21 Hutchison and Nellie Wolfe 24 injured in Century No. 2 auto collision and hospitalized at Buckhannon.
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Charleston
United Fuel Gas Company
Sisteraville
Kenneth Pryor
Roy Pryor
Middle Island
Morgantown
F. Witcher McCullough
State Board of Control
West Virginia University Alumni Association
Clarksburg
Stephen England
Montrose
Howard Lowman
Hutchiaan
Nellie Wolfe
Century No. 2
Buckhannon
Former Empress Zita Seeks Papal Audience in Rome
Vatican City reports a private audience between former Empress Zita of Austria and the pope. Rumors say she aims to arrange a marriage between her son Prince Otto and Princess Mary, youngest daughter of the Italian king. Confidence in the plans is low.
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Vatican City
Zita
Austria
Papa Fine
Italy
Otto
Mary
Tralian Iing
New York Tourists Ignore Harlem History and Washington
Gilbert Swan laments visitors overlook Harlem and Washington era sites in Manhattan while chasing Broadway nightlife. He contrasts tourists chasing European landmarks with those who miss local historic trails along Hudson, Riverside Drive, and Central Park, noting wartime relics across Long Island and Manhattan’s corners.
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Europa
Hattie Grounds
Harlem
General Washington
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
Central Park
Xente
Theas
Napoleon
Europe
Joan of Arce
France
Manhattan
Bose
Broadway
O. Henry
Coney Island
Parvie
Rue de la Paix
Hurone
Evers
Lone Island
Sag Harbor
Hoboken
Long Island
Halle
Paris
Trna
George Washington
Andent Apthorps
Uion
Harlem Heights
Mary Morris
General Howe
Murray Hill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Heights
Washington
Howe
Gilbert Swan
Men Hula Class Opens in Honolulu
A new men only hula class is formed in Honolulu teaching language and magic along with dance movements. Tourists comprise the largest part of the class.
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Honolulu
Senator Couzens Fights Mellons Proposals in Tax Debate
Washington report notes Michigan Senator Couzens disagrees with Mellon on taxes and deficits. He argues the Hoover Mellon regime worsened the deficit, while praising tax principles. The piece highlights their feud, wealth, and a Michigan children’s fund Couzens established with ten million in stock taxes.
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Coolidge
Hoover- Mellon
Michigan Children's Fund
Couzens
Treasury
Mellon- Couzens
Mr. Couzens
Mellona
Couzena
Old Ford theater to become federal Lincoln museum
Last night's piece notes the Ford's transformation into a federal museum housing the Oldroyd collection of Lincoln relics. Colonel U. S. Grant III directs the project with a focus on safety, display limits, and preserving the assassination site’s appearance. The collection includes Lincoln's final pass, his Bible, and furniture, plus artifacts from the Lincoln home and war era. A small admission will be charged, as Congress provided no operating funds.
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Rodney Dutcher
Ashington
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Oldroyd
Lincoln
Adjutant General
War Department
Congress
Belgeum
Oldyroyd
Nose
District of Columbia
Catafalque
Military Commission
Lincolm
Granteeya
Hollywood Screen Life Observations From a Santa Barbara Opening
In Hollywood gossip style Hubbard Weavy notes William Collier Sr. delivering a witty offstage line about losing a speech copy while Janet Gaynor stars in Daddy Long Legs at a Santa Barbara theater opening. Applause rankings crown Wallace Beery, Janet Gaynor, Charlie Farrell, and Charlie Murray as top figures in the crowd.
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Hubbard Weavy
Hollywood
Juna
Wiliam Collier Sr
Skeets Gallagher
Janet Gaynor
Httle
Santa Barbara
Cailf
Charlie Farrell
JaiMet
Charlie
Wood
Wheeler
Woolsey
Laurel
Hardy
Gaynor
Farrell
Vics
Miss Gaynor
Wallace Beery
Ray Hatton
Hatton
Charlie Murray
George Bancroft
Cataract Causes and Safe Surgical Treatment
Dr Morris Fishbein explains cataracts as clouding of the eye lens not a tumor. Most cases occur in people 50 to 60 but can affect younger patients after injury or birth. Surgery under local anesthesia is safe and restores vision. eyedrops, injections, or other methods are not effective. After removal, cataract glasses help focus images on the retina.
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Union
Washington
Republican National Committee
Dolly Curtin Goein
Hoover
White House
Ourata
Morris Fishbein
Funeral at Galax for Aged Civil War Veteran John Radcliffe
A Galax funeral yesterday honored John Radcliffe a Civil War veteran born near Cedar Bluff Virginia and raised in Lana. He served in Company H 29th Virginia infantry and died Saturday night at his daughter J W Neikirk’s home. Interment was at Glade Springs. Survived by 12 of 16 children 2 grandchildren and 108 great grandchildren with many relatives listed across Virginia Maryland Ohio Texas and Detroit.
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Galax
John Radcliffe
Tazewell County
Glade Springs
Radcliffe
J. W. Neikirk
Hao
Rod
Cedar Bluff
Valana
States
29Th Virgins Infantry
Ben Hankla
Margaret Kahle
Mount Carbon
W.a
Betty Mater
Dallas
Texas
John Mercer
Chilhowle
Tomes Radcliffe
George Radcliff
R. A. Radcliffe
J. H. Radcliffe
Whitehall
W. PF
Kentucky
J. A. Radcliffe
Bliefield
Edward Spears
Detroit
J. Wi
Nolkirk
Max Meadows
New Hope church party and Glenwood notices
The Star reports New Hope church members enjoyed a party at Mrs. HB Faulkner’s home with games and a program by Margaret Hager Albert Rhody and Mary Ellen Miller. Prayer service at New Hope church was led by Garnet Wagner and Rev. Sam Hratton. Glenwood personals note several local visitors and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Glenwood Park
W. Va
New Hope Church
Garnet Wagner
Sam Hratton
Glenwood
William Godfrey
Northford
T. C. Stafford
Guy Walker
Wal- Ham Walker
Miya Eva Mae Wust
Plank
Brooks
Mise Maddalin Shrave
Tazewell
Glenwad
J. H. Miller
Famly
Camp Creek Friay
D. W. Bailey
Durham
N. C
J. EK. Hale
Mra
Hale
Roland Bradwett
Mae
Bluefald
Yiating Mra
GC. B. Sutter
Misa Heatrice Hale
N. G
Buefield
Atmosphere of Hope Prevails in Germany
Berlin reports an atmosphere of hope after Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Cutting wrapped up talks in London. German papers say relief from war reparations may be possible, though nationalist outlets claim the German statesman met limited encouragement from Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Minister Henderson.
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Berlin
Germany
Bruening
Cutting
London
MacDonald
Foraigo
Arthur Henderson
Baptists Protest Citizenship Ban at Convention
Kansas City June convention reaffirms anti prohibition stance and calls for world peace. Delegates protest denial of citizenship to those who refuse military service and defend the nation during wartime. Resolutions warn armament breeds fear and undermines security and urge U.S. entry into the World Court.
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Kansas City
United States
Link Officials Visit With Young Plan Talk
Paris reports tonight link officials visit by Secretary Stimson and Secretary Mellon to possible Young plan revision talks. French press notes a study of Europe’s finances may shape U S policy amid forthcoming cabinet visits. Body of 14 year old Kenneth Pryor recovered after drowning in Middleesland Creek. survived by his family.
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Paris
United States
Henry J. Stimson
Andrew W. Mellon
Europe
Sistereville
W. Va
Kenneth Pryor
Middleesland
Simple eye operation gives sight hope for cataract victims
Dr Louis Lehrfeld tells Hygeia that the common eye specialist can restore vision to many cataract patients. He urges broad dissemination of this knowledge to help thousands of aged people who remain sightless after cataracts form.
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Louis Lehrfeld
Becay
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