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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
4
A collage of brief items echoes public life with mentions of rainfall, Boise City attention, Marie Henry, German officers in Kentucky, Orchard's confinement, and a proposed Trust era prosperity plank. It also notes the moon’s origin claim, summer start dates, fashion praise, and political speculation around Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
The Ohio ruling affirms a clear distinction between goats and sheep, with Scripture and state case law supporting the differentiation. It states that sheep killed by dogs are reimbursed from a county fund, while a goat-raiser who tried to collect was refused the rule, and notes goats should not be treated as first class meat.
The piece argues that many people overeat despite recognizing health risks. It mocks reliance on statistics and moralizing, noting boardinghouse owners families and schoolboys all eat too much and will learn from indigestion through personal experience rather than argument.
The Charleston Gazette notes rumors that Judge Jos M Sanders may retire from the presidency of the supreme court. Bluefield lauds him, while critics say the judiciary is underpaid and a lawyer of his capacity might seek permanent family security by leaving the bench.
An ad claims single test decides article efficiency by its effect on hair loss. Newbro's Herpicide supposedly kills the germ causing thinning, proving itself with testimonials and letters. It advertises a clear, non greasy dressing sold by druggists with sample offer and two sizes.
An old Montana advertisement urges regulating bowels to prevent constipation and anemia. It promotes Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea or Tablets, priced at 35 cents, and lists Mill Creek Coal and Coke Company and several local firms in Montana.
A narrator recalls winning consent to marry Alice by using a professional gambler’s marked cards in Cordery’s poker games. He loses and wins back money, manipulates debts, and finally secures her father’s consent before their wedding, while fearing exposure of the fraud.
A quotation by P. Hiller argues that the essential evil in music is the need to reproduce artistic works by performance. It contrasts learning to read music with reading poems by Schiller and muses on Beethoven’s sonatas.
A witty collection of quotes contrasts musical harmony with law's uncertain nature. The exchange highlights the tension between sensory satisfaction and ethical restraint. The New York Press and Plautus provide sharp, compact commentary on virtue and judgment.
An advertisement promotes Hy o mei as a natural oil based remedy for catarrh with symptoms like offensive breath throat burning and nasal discharge. It claims the medicine reaches respiratory organs via inhalation and kills germ like catar rhal bacteria, offering a one dollar complete outfit and a money back guarantee from White Pharmacy.
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