Welch Netmen to Meet Local Team
The first inter city tennis match of the season will be held this moon at the Country Club courts. A McDowell County Tennis Club team will face a Tesentative Big Country Club squad and five matches are on the program. Local reps include Feuchtenberger Sanders Shirey Strader with singles likely Strader and Feuchtenberger. Doubles teams will be Shirey with Feuchtenberger and Sanders with Strader. Petty a former Huntington CC champion leads the McDowell lineup. The meet sparks multiple planned matches with nearby clubs ahead of summer.
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McDowell County Tennis Club
Pemceenneves
IL. D. Feuchtenberger
Bob Sanders
Bob Shirey
Stuar Strader
Strader
Feuchtenberger
Feuchte
Shirey
Feuchten
Petty
Hentington
Isaid
Princeton
Athens Kiey
Tazewell
Bachelors
South Bluefield
Greenspon Club
Bluefielders Club
Tommy Main
Dudley Huteherm
John Gott
Greenie Green Direct
Stubby Currence
Heat Production in the Human Body by Phosphorus Action
Philadelphia June 11. Dr C E Sajous of the University of Pennsylvania argues at the American Therapeutic Society convention that heat in the body arises from oxygen acting on phosphorus in lecithin. He cites a twenty five year study and compares this to lighting a sulphur match to generate heat.
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Philadelphia
C. EB. M Sajous
University of Pennsylvania
Soci
Oxyen
Palace of Sultan to be gambling casino
Constantinople June 11. News that the former Emperor William of Germanys palace on Corfu will become a gambling casino is followed by the sultans Yildiz palace also to be turned into a casino. Finer fittings and the throne chair have been moved to Angora as roulette wheels and card tables are installed. Government expects about $500,000 realization.
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Constantinople
William
Germany
Corfu
Yildez
Angora
Children’s Nurse Resumes Duties After Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs Geetupe L Stewar of Greenfield Massachusetts testifies she regained strength from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aiding her as a children’s nurse and enabling housework and nursing. Mrs J A Pierson of Lancaster Pennsylvania also praises the medicine for weakness. Hundreds of letters arrive in Lynn Massachusetts from grateful users.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.A Pierson
Lancaster
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Grateful
Gertrude Ederle Trains as Channel Swim Prep
Gertrude Ederle begins training for a summer attempt to swim the English Channel with a ten minute dip in cold water. Miss Lillian Cannon, Baltimore, also tests the Channel, spending thirty five minutes as warmer weather approaches. Burress, trainer, hopes to extend both swims next week.
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Papeke- Te Ce
Cc _ Ederle
The
Lillian Cannon
Baltimore
Burcess
Quilted calico craft items bound with bright ribbons
A description of quaint handmade country crafts featuring small items sewn from calico or cretonne and bound with vivid ribbon work. The tone evokes rustic domestic creativity and suggests a catalog of decorative pieces.
Pierian Society Dominates Literary Contest Honors
The Pierian Society won the most points in a Beaver High literary contest. The auditorium featured beaver banners and colors with Pierians in purple and gold and Alexandrians in tan and white. The commencement sermon for graduates will be Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Beaver auditorium, with Dr. Eggleston delivering the main address Tuesday evening June 15.
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Beaver High
Pierians
Frank Y. Jackson
Grace Methodist Church
Deaver Auditorium
Eggleston
Hampden-Sidney College
Negro constable testifies on alleged rum ship voyage
George Pinder, Nassau Bahamas constable, testified before U S Commissioner O Neil about being aboard the Eker. He described being fed chicken and other fare while the vessel carried liquor and was seized at Yonkers. He named owners agent George Hearn and testified the bond rose from 3500 to 10,000 as the hearing continued.
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George Pinder
Nassau
Bahamas
Eker
New York
United States
O'Neil
Yonkers
Edgewaterk
Federal
Pinder
Edgewater
Cahamas
Miami
George Hearn
Hogan
Eker Hearn
Bill to compensate Maude Booth for eye loss
The House passed a bill to pay Mrs. Maude J. Booth of Baltimore $1,139.20 for an eye injury caused by a stray bullet fired by a federal prohibition agent during a raid near her home. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
Maude J. Booth
Baltimore
House
Senate
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Pierian Society
Maxwell House
Crystal, A. & H
Taal Dg Aod de Nkeene
Bluefield Institution
Jamison
California
Sweet Potatoes Rep
Moe
Majestic Mayonnaise
Golden Dreams Coffee
Bliefield
W. VA
Bowman, J. V. & Co
Caldwell
C. J
Eliiett’s
Gillespie, J. RB
Hankla Grocery Co
Honaker Grocery Co
Hell Bros
Logan Street
MccCulloch’s
McMullin & Ball
Midway
Penmar Grocery Co
Royal Grocery Co
Ryan Grocery Co
Sarvew, Cliude C. Trent
Herbert’s
California Fruits
Macaroni Kansas
Princeton, W. VA
Arrington,, L
Arrington Grocery Co
Dunn’s Grocery
Quick Sales Grocery Co
Sanitary Grocery Co
Star Grocery Co
Shumate & Harris
Bluefield
Good Will Grocery
Reliable Grocery Co
B. Yest
West Graham
Greever Street
Chas. Wheley & Son
TEA Tetley
Sunnybrook
del Monte
Libby
Argo
Little Boy Blue
Cowan’s Blue
Bluefield Avenue
Norton
Northfork
War
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Appalachia
Wlliamson
Princeton Ave
Lassen
Feo
Resh
Ritter
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Mercer St
Bland At
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