Local residents spend day in the city on various business
Radford's T. J. Northcross and Huntington's George D. Vaughn visited for business. Miss Jennie G. Sullivan traveled to Richmond to see Mr. and Mrs. George Evans. Miss Elsie Wright visited Raleigh Terrace relative Mrs. O. W. Franklin. Numerous locals from Princeton Roanoke Tazewell Pulaski and Lebanon were seen shopping visiting relatives or returning from trips to Burkes Garden Lithia Springs Cedar Bluff and Knoxville.
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Jennie G. Sullivan
Richmond
George Evans
Elsie Wright
Ceredo
O. W. Franklin
Raleigh Terrace
Real Facts About Rheumatism and S S S Remedy
A long-standing advertisement touts S S S as a cure for rheumatism promising nerve relief and joint freedom. It claims the blood benefits from identical ingredients and urges readers to obtain a bottle locally and consult the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for stubborn cases.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Color coded government publications around the world
The New York Press explains how nations use colored covers for official reports. Britain relies on blue for public blue books and red for appointment lists while yellow, orange, gray, and other colors designate different departments and genres in France Russia Belgium Italy the United States Spain Austria Germany and Portugal.
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England
France
Belgium
Italy
United States
Spain
Austria
Germany
Portugal
New York Press
Brusa Garden City of Asiatic Turkey at Mount Olympus Foot
Brusa sits at the foot of Mount Olympus in Asiatic Turkey as the garden city of the Near East. Mosques public buildings and most houses are set in gardens beneath sycamore cypress and fig trees. The district’s flora has long attracted botanists and is hailed as cradle for many spring flowers including hyacinth tulip snowdrop and jonquil.
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Brusa
Mount Olympus
Asiatic
Turkey
Near East
London Spectator
Verona: ancient treasury of art and fortress power
Verona described as a fortress of first class and a center of military and industrial strength. The article notes Verona’s strategic rail links to Milan and Venice, fortifications since 1527, and a population around 80,000 with major mills, arsenals, and art treasures. It also mentions nearby forts and the city’s cultural heritage including Roman authors.
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Trent
Verona
Italy
National Geographic Society
Europe
Third Army Corps
Tyrol
Venice
Milan
Great Northern Railway
Modena
Manta
Hazen
Milath Dross
Portugraaro
Posen
Tilsit
Trentino
Turin
Sanmicheli
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Germany
Catullus
Cornelius Nepos
Pliny the Younger
Vitruvius
Engagement Breaks Over Diamond Ring Dispute
A Philadelphia Ledger quotation notes a broken engagement over a returned diamond ring. The ex-fiancee refuses to return the ring’s value, demanding reimbursement of its original price plus profit from doubled diamond value.
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Philadelphia Ledger
British army food and drink supply duty assigned
Gen. W. R. Robertson is charged with the duty of supplying food and drink to the entire British army. The item includes a social note about Mrs. Jones and a call to buy a daisy early this Saturday to feel good.
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W. R. Robertson
Texas Coal Output in 1914 Sets Record at Lower Value
Texas produced 2,823,778 short tons of coal in 1914 valued at mines at 8,922,459 dollars. Lignite output rose slightly while bituminous fell, with total output down 4.34 percent from 1913, due mainly to petroleum displacement reducing coal demand.
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Texas
Eagle Pass
C. E. Lesher
United States Geological Survey
Oakland
Getting the Quality You Want in Diamonds
An ad touts Randolph's exclusive jewelry store as the reliable source for all diamond grades. It promises honest representation and fair pricing, with a guarantee on perfection, color, weight, and cutting. It invites customers to inspect diamond jewelry without pressure to buy.
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Randolph's
Randolp
Baltimore and Ohio Employes' Magazine to Resume
The July issue of the Baltimore and Ohio Employes' Magazine will be published in its 112 page standard form. It will emphasize educational and welfare work, historic railway topics, technical operation, safety, sanitation, traffic, and accounting. The personal column for women members expands. Free distribution to American language readers. sale at Baltimore and Ohio stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Tiny San Marino Drawn Into War by Italy’s Move
San Marino the tiny yet ancient republic is brought into the world conflict as Italy declares war on Austro-Hungary. The bulletin notes its strategic position near Rimini and its long history of preserving independence through many wars.
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San Marino
Italy
Austro-Hungary
National Geographic Society
Europe
Forli
Pesaro d Urbino
Adriatic
Rimini
The
Republic
Venice
Monte Titano
Apennines
Rave Beng
Parliament
Little Republic
Marinus
Dalmatia
Austria
United States
Napoleon
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Lula Barger
Princeton
J. L. Vaughn
Roanoke
Dave Morrisett
Swords Creek
J. Peery
Tazewell
W. N. Saunders
New York
J. R. Murphy
Knoxville
P. A. Dillon
Margaret and Elizabeth Shumaker
Myrtle Joint
Burkes Garden
Tron Lithia Springs
Anna Duncan
Pulaski
A. R. Douthat
Cedar Hluff
J. F. Surface
Christiansburg
City
Hodward
A. Leonard
Lucille
Lynchourg
Leonard
U. C. T. Association
J. Thompson
Points East
T. Iswick
Robert Long
Elspring, Va
M. B. Foland
Raleigh St
Bluefield
Pathe
National Official Books
Garden of the
Ancient
Houston Post
E. F. Randolph & Company
Jewelers
Employes’ Magazine
Central Station
Pulaski Street
City Hall
Princeton Avenue
Russell Street
Bluefield Avenue
Mercer Street
Sublette & Barnes
Thomas Street
Chestnut Street
Spruce Street
Cherry Street
Raleigh Street
Federal Avenue
Raleigh and
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Wyoming
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Ellis
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Pen Mar and
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Roanoke and
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Norfolk and Western
Hardy and
Orange
Standard Oil Co
Bird, Ave
Midway
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Upper Jones Street
Palmistry
Madam Eldon
Fourteenth St
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Washington, D. C
Fels & Co
Mercer Healing Springs
Athens
W. Va
R. G. Meador
J. A. Hughes
Huntington, W. VA
James E. Mayer
P. O. Box
East End
Bluefield Normal & Business College
Crockett & Graham Block
Cunningham
Pris
Geo. H. Hill
Thornton
W. L. McCray
Third St
High School
Tully Marshall
Eugene Walter