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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
3
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City says three years of severe headaches and nervous exhaustion ended after using Cardui. She reports taking three bottles and never suffering headaches again, claiming a permanent cure. The ad touts Cardui as a medicine for female troubles with 40 years of use.
A proclamation by the president removes 307,800 acres from the Chugach National Forest in Alaska. The action narrows the protected area and affects land management, with implications for conservation, local use, and federal oversight.
Herbert J. Spinden describes yuea or manioc flour as a major tropical food for South American Indians and West Indies. The plant yields flour, starch, tapioca, and a peppery condiment, with traditional processing to remove poisonous juice and produce durable wafers.
In Valparaiso retired farmer Isaac Wilt shows cold reception to groceries delivery. The incident begins when Mrs Wilt telephoned a C. T. D. order and delivery delays occur. Wilt pays with five $20 bills, then destroys the bill wrappings and purse by burning them in the stove.
A Brussels observer in the London Evening News describes tantalizing cakes with chocolate and cream at a popular rendezvous, noting custard and crumb fillings are scarce. He adds that German occupation improvements like costly permanent drainage, electric lighting, and new dancing halls signal aims to hold Brussels.
Visitors to France praise Paris as remarkably resilient and efficient. Despite four and a half years of German presence within 50 miles, the city remains well repaired and orderly, honoring its emblem with a Latin motto saying it often rolls but never sinks.
About forty percent of regular army officers were West Pointers assigned to the European fighting front in the war. This reflects the high rate of West Point graduates serving in frontline command roles during the conflict.
New York traders faced another day of volatile money markets as call loans rose to nine percent and cooled gains. Despite early advances, prices largely eroded by session end as conservative bankers cautioned against speculative leverage. Volume reached 1.4 million shares with bonds pushing higher, led by Victory 33-4s at 100.08 and total sales around 11.4 million dollars.
A safe dependable treatment relieves itching and irritation almost instantly. Ask any druggist for a 35c or 1 bottle of Zemo and apply as directed. It promises to clear irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar skin troubles. Zemo penetrates quickly and leaves skin soft smooth and healthy. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
An advertisement promises seven days of Bio-Feven to restore nerves, energy, and ambition for men and women. It claims dramatic boosts in mind clarity, drive, and endurance if the user follows a seven day dosing schedule and then continues until stock runs out. If results fail, the purchase price is refunded.
An advertisement touts SENRECO TOOTH PASTE as a fast and inexpensive way to whiten teeth and improve gum health. It claims dramatic results within a week, pricing at 35 cents per large tube, and notes its use by thousands of dentists and high sales.
An analysis of war finance arguing that money alone does not reflect a nation's cost. It emphasizes mobilizing production over savings, notes Germany’s rapid total war mobilization, and contrasts Britain and the United States reliance on shifting production to meet war needs. It cites national debts as a share of wealth, with Japan, Hungary, and the United States given figures and implications for future debt management.
An engrained hazard lesson recounts a man carrying chlorate of potash tablets in a bottle whose cork loosened. He lit a pipe and inserted it in his pocket causing blue flame and an explosion. Glass shards revealed the cause. only his clothes were burned and passengers frightened.
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