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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
8
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone cleanses the liver and bowels without side effects like calomel. It assures a safe, vegetable formula, promises morning well being, and recommends use for adults and children with a money back guarantee.
The federation's annual report reviews war service shifts in industry, eight hour day advocacy, and war labor board policies. It urges health insurance, vocational education, and part time schooling, defends against Chinese labor import, and supports wage hikes for public workers and women's suffrage. Signers include Gompers, Tobin, Morrison, and eight vice presidents.
A vintage ad proclaims SEN VUNA restores youthful vigor for middle aged adults with nerve and blood weakness. It promises safe, simple use with two tablets before meals and at bedtime, claiming quick results in four days and listing Bluefield and other town pharmacies carrying the product.
Congress man Cooper forwards a letter promoting the emergency farm labor reserve program. The United States Employment Service and Agriculture Department urge cooperation among manufacturers merchants professionals and farmers to recruit skilled temporary farm helpers in West Virginia for harvest periods. Officials in Charleston Morgantown and local districts will assist and publish notices to recruit volunteers.
A vintage beauty tip promotes lemon skin softener made from juice of two lemons and three ounces orchard white. It claims to soften smooth and beautify the face neck arms and hands, with long lasting freshness and bleaching effects for freckles sallowness and tan.
Central Trust Company, trustee, will redeem six percent first mortgage gold sinking fund bonds of Princeton Power Company dated January 1, 1916 at 101 percent plus accrued interest to July 1, 1918. Bond denoms include 500 and 100 each with specified serials. Payment on July 1, 1918 at Charleston office. Interest ceases then.
A young writer explains Thrift Stamps spelling out truth honor right interest fighting and trouble. She urges buying stamps to support war efforts, end autocracy, and keep the world safe for democracy with a hopeful slogan.
A society leader hosting the first annual Timely Topics course on Hair Culture speaks warmly about outdoor life and her use of a hair color restorer named Q-Ban. She notes her husband Jack once warned about gray hair but remains confident in her look and keeps Q-Ban as her secret.
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