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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
4
In long column fashion the Bluefield Daily Telegraph compiles assorted global notes on arsenic in Chicago, bomb dodging in Paris, royal concerns in Madrid, and Vladivostok gaiety. It comments on naval battles, Japanese camp terms, and Russian public discourse as the Czar faces criticism. The piece ends noting continued criticism of the President's Manila Bay policy.
Governor Douglas argues young men should commit to one path and persevere. He warns that chasing new ventures after early setbacks yields failure, while fortune favors the brave who stay true to their chosen craft. He likens it to a shoemaker finishing one last.
A call for organic law as the people’s solemn and permanent expression. The piece notes rising public pressure on courts to construe and uphold legislative enactments as years pass.
In a Chicago address Judge Alton B. Parker rejects claims that courts are deliberately seizing legislative powers. He argues legislatures should be presumed valid unless constitutional conflicts appear, noting possible honest errors and highlighting citizen control via referendum and recall. He stresses the judiciary declares the law and interprets intent. He plans to visit the Southern states to better understand public sentiment.
The piece notes the South's keen interest in President Roosevelt's coming trip, predicting a hearty welcome. It argues the journey serves goodwill rather than politics, cites past shows of unity during McKinley's era, and urges boys to pursue ambition and excellence in school and life.
Nathan Straus argues war is barbarism and legal murder. He calls for protest and peace, honoring fallen soldiers while condemning the continuing slaughter and the two nations’ quarrel that fuels needless graves for brave men.
Bluefield residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief and kidney illness cure. Testimonial from Mies Gray Nicewander describes frequent back pains and headaches alleviated after using the product obtained at John L. Crockett's drug store. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. 50 cents per box. Remember the name Doan's.
An urban clothing promotion urges readers to buy MANHATTAN shirts with notes of a new line and a Metro politan branding. The copy also promotes suitcases bags and trunks at MetropolI tan with a shopper friendly tone.
K EB Zickefoose of Adolph West Virginia cites his daughter's white swelling rash case where bone pieces reportedly came out and credits De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve with cure. Warns against counterfeits and notes sale by all druggists. Metropolitan offers more of that undergarment line.
In Manhattan the Metropolitan hosts Freeh pickings featuring Shirta as the centerpiece. The event highlights attire and fashion items showcased by premier designers.
In a brief exchange the Rabbit describes a dreadful headache suffered since last night while the Elephant offers consolation and a playful chide about sharing the burden. The characters exchange light banter reflecting their companionship.
A brief quote from the New York World captures a comic exchange about reputations and courage as Jimmie asks Edwin why he’d be a good umpire, and Edwin jokes that his old appearance would deter anyone from slugging him.
A vintage advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve relieves all forms of piles including blind bleeding itching or protruding types. It asserts instant pain relief and permanent cure. The notice urges buyers to get the genuine product sold by all druggists.
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