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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment discusses cleanliness and touch, noting a claim that certain items cannot be dirtied by outward contact. The text appears as stray lines from a broader admonitory column with no clear events or entities.
Congress members debate a possible deadlock in the 1908 race if Roosevelt and Taft are nominated by different conventions in Chicago. If no candidate wins a majority, the House would choose the president with one vote per state while the Senate selects the vice president from top contenders.
The text discusses merchant practice and public notices, stressing that telling people about offerings attracts buyers, while silence hides business. It hints at political mobilization and references Charles W. Fairbanks as a wartime poster example, linking slogans to public enlistment efforts.
Ave candidate emerges with eminent quiet confidence. West Virginia talent rated highly by advisors as potential bolters for key roles. The discussion centers on securing qualified individuals to bolster the administration's lineup.
Various residents and visitors were noted in the city yesterday including W. P. Hawley returning from Baltimore Walter Sudduth of Filia Mills Mlle Georgé of Tazewell and Mrs K L Elite with daughter Dettespent. Q M Barger returned from Roanoke and cisburz John Harry has left for Pulaski after attending Roanoke National Business College.
Public health warns tetanus spores enter the body through unclean wounds and contaminated equipment. Deep, dirty punctures from nails, cartridges, caps, or fessi of firecrackers pose highest risk, with spores buried in flesh and dust aiding infection.
A minister urged graduates to shield their hearts from vice, noting knowledge of evil comes soon enough. He warned against pursuing sensational experiences, saying purity of heart shapes life tastes and that curiosity must be channeled toward nobler, purer aims to form strong characters.
California will send one woman delegate to the Republican national convention in Chicago. Mrs Florence C Porner is chosen to represent California women voters. The note questions women’s role and hints the delegate may protest if tumult erupts.
Baltimore hosts Democratic presidential convention operations with national figures like Bryan and Parker arriving as delegates. Campaign offices fill Munsey and Emerson buildings while hotel suites and a large committee presence coordinate events. Hearst plans a rooftop base at the Hotel Emerson as party leaders marshal support ahead of the convention.
The Ohio Republican convention named Taft for the Big Six, triggering harsh reactions and cries of bias from opponents. The Ohio Democrats adopted unit rule instructions to bind all delegates to Harmon, seen as demonstrating perceived unfairness in the process.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets to cure a cold with a Br. W. Groves signature on each box and a refund if it fails. The copy emphasizes a rapid remedy and brand claims aimed at shoppers seeking quick relief.
An old advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine for bunions bunions earache neuralgia and rheumatic pains at 25 cents a box. It promises fast, non blistering relief for aches anywhere and mentions availability from Begg’s.
An elderly testimonial extols TIZ foot remedy for lasting relief from pain and fatigue. The speaker recalls barefoot youth and credits TIZ with keeping feet strong, uninjured, and youthful, praising its unique drawing action and noting price at 26 cents a box from Walter Luther & Co. Chicago.
Senator Scott, a veteran member, faced questions about his absence but was greeted with spontaneous applause by Taft supporters and the Roosevelt minority. He quietly settled in to vote on key contests including that of his old ally Vice President Fairbanks.
A damaged Bluefield notice warns residents about appendicitis risk from stomach or bowel trouble. It touts a dash of laxative remedy from Mast Ant Elks binding as an instant aid for constipation and related stomach issues.
Vague OCR text discusses a sheriff race in Tyel cumiy with uncertainty over where Bert Watking lives near the Wetsel line. The fragment references a dispute about who resides closest to a boundary and mentions a bottle at a location called erncare.
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