Biggest snake prize offered for season
The article notes a corker of a head measured as large as a toe of a No 10 brogan and mentions a prize for the biggest snake of the season, to be awarded whether the snake is dead or alive.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
5
The article notes a corker of a head measured as large as a toe of a No 10 brogan and mentions a prize for the biggest snake of the season, to be awarded whether the snake is dead or alive.
Mrs. Ernest Rayner, mother of Claude Ruttenburg Jr and grandmother to two, disputes a national title with Mrs. Charles Bryan as the youngest grandmother. Her mother, Mrs. Alex Penor of Bremerton, shares the family claim as a storied line of early marriages and grandmothers.
J H Cole a longtime DuPont employee en route from here to Portland Missouri was reportedly robbed in Boston. The telegram said he had been robbed and asked wire funds but relatives fear bank details and documents could be compromised. Further word was awaited.
An advertisement touts Care's Mentha Pepsin as a tonic elixir to strengthen the stomach and end indigestion, gas, and heartburn. A testimonial from Rev. J. F. Lowden of Watertown New Jersey claims lasting relief after one bottle, with Goodykoontz Drug Co and pharmacists selling it nationwide.
Detroit woman Jenny Evans describes relief from female weakness and back pain after nine bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She resumed normal activity and gained improved health after factory work obligations and persistent treatment.
Graham Red Sox prepare for a Wednesday contest with Princeton at Graham. A new pitcher is expected to debut, with Merdy remaining with the club and fan interest rising as Rabbitt Philpott, Rector, and Fowler join the lineup for the Princeton clash and Thursday’s Pocahontas game.
Residents recall Delia Harris who visited Graham twenty two years ago. Now Mrs J H Buchanan she lives in Thompson Valley and is mother of two. She helped feed Grahamites under the old apple tree and still reads the Graham Daily News.
Dr T Walter Gillespie wed Miss Virginia Maxwell in Princeton. Bride, daughter of James W Maxwell of Maxwell, Tazewell county, will live at Oak Hill where Gillespie runs a drug store. Groom, son of J Grat Gillespie of Graham, is a Virginia Medical College graduate turned pharmacist. Doctor Greever, mayor of Tazewell, reports good recovery after recent surgery.
If It Is Real Estate We want you to talk it over with us. If you want to sell, list our property with us. If you want to buy, we want to show you our property. Several listings include New four room cottage at 4000 dollars and New six room houses with easy terms on Talbot Essex Frederick and Wayne Streets. Easley-Wilson Co.
The Graham Billy Sunday Club held an all day meeting in the Little White Church in Thompson's Valley with a packed crowd. Morning services led by J B Dudley featured Ras Burkett H C Callaway and T E Ashworth. An afternoon program with Dr H B Frazier and W L Padbury C F Tolbert S R Ashworth and A W Phillips followed. Mrs Wilson spoke, and Miss Wyrene Lester arranged a special musical program.
The Presbyterian junior circle plans a 3 o clock meeting at the church with Mrs Featherstone's circle assisting and a silver offering to be taken. The piece reports the first big summer snake killed near the Sanders pond by several boys. Hufford and Bobbitt examined the remains.
Advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a stainless emolient that penetrates to joints and ligaments to relieve burning feet caused by arch bone trouble. It contrasts with powders and baths and promotes Joint-Base as a fast-acting rub on. Available at druggists, 60 cents a tube from The Goodykoontz Drug Co.
The Graham Presbyterian church welcomed the Bluefield Billy Sunday Club for morning and evening services. Speakers included Hon W W McNeal Pedro Alexander Claude Godsey Buck Flody O C Philips and Ray Tsouthat. The congregation valued the visit and hopes for a return soon.
Reports from Sunday in Thompson Valley describe a baby hailed as having five grandmothers two regular grandmothers two great grandmothers and one great great grandmother. The child also has a mother and father and is nicknamed among locals as the prettiest baby in the valley.
In Hammond Indiana a group of boys stretched a rope across a street tripping passers by. Ellsworth McGann fell and suffered a broken neck, prompting news of a Telegraph Want Ad response for consequences or remedies.
In Seattle on June 11 a young debutante appears with two lively grandchildren, charming observers who note her youthful look despite her family duties. The scene reflects a festive local tone as onlookers remark on the unexpected family size.
A brief ad-style claim describes Adlerika as expelling sour poisons and gas from both bowels with buckthorn bark and glycerine. It asserts improves digestion and guards against appendicitis, naming The White Pharmacy and Central Pharmacy as sources.
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