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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
6
Notices instruct readers to address all communications and mail remittances to the Daily Telegraph Printing Company at Bluefield West Virginia. It lists the office and reportorial room numbers and notes second class mail matter status.
A religious passage reflects on God’s faithfulness and temptation, describing believers as clay in the potter’s hands. It emphasizes submission, hopeful action, and endurance through pressure as part of spiritual creation and growth.
The piece argues Republican dominance will continue in vacancies and primaries, noting broad voting for Republicans while acknowledging tax discontent and delayed readjustment. It urges a principled nomination to avoid factionalism and crooked tactics, insisting party ranks must drive a true Republican year.
The notice asserts liberty bonds are at par or higher and claims owners have gained upwards of 2 billion dollars in value since Republicans gained national government control. It urges voters to notice this fact in the upcoming fall election.
The speaker argues against relying on rivals to handle delivery and transport. He warns such dependence would be disastrous for American industry. A robust American merchant fleet is needed to sustain foreign trade and national interests.
The New York Tribune notes that senator Tom Watson has threatened to thrash opponents and notes his volatile behavior since joining the senate amid the league of nations debate. It warns that current restraint may fail if colleagues’ self control breaks down, possibly ending Watson’s political career.
Twenty years ago today C E Reynolds and A G McCue returned from Wolfe Creek fishing. Robert B McNutt of Princeton and Miss Eula Wysong of Ursus Va were married. Ten years ago today Gra ham elected a new mayor, and Jean McDonald Graham wed C M Kilby. Hazel Poff Anna Rodgin Sarah Aaron and Ruth Johnson returned from Huntington after attending Marshall College.
Rome recounts lavish royal generosity to a nurse who cared for Princess Yolande from birth. The nurse received 2000 for infancy milestones and similar sums as the princess spoke and walked, plus a liberal salary and life pension. The piece recalls how such gifts mirrored the era’s display of loyalty and status in royal circles.
Copper items gain popularity in homes and studios as antique coffee pots and similar objects become desirable. Cee and Ifte show metal craft pieces using copper, highlighting its appeal for vintage decor and functional art.
The poem mocks trivial daily rituals and mutual indifference as a commentary on conversation. It contrasts personal routines like early rising coffee and diet with mutual apathy and endless chatter.
The National League of Women Voters asks the public to name twelve of the greatest living women. Senorita Graciala Mandujano proposes mothers of great men deserve much credit, while others discuss salesmanship, collars, and public interest in Valentino trials. Civilizational focus shifts to emotion over intellect.
This piece discusses the concept of the true boss in business and government, citing Judge Elbert and J. P. Morgan in the United States Steel Corporation context. It critiques how leaders shoulder responsibility, criticizes evasive actions, and contrasts retail merchants with other leaders amid stock declines and inflation pressures.
Retail merchants nationwide protest mounting federal state and local taxes alongside charity and community costs. They describe constant fundraising for churches roads hotels elevators and farmers events as the burden of taxation and duties falls on shopkeepers in cities and rural areas alike.
The article describes Bert Guibert in Paris employed by the Quebec liquor commission as a day taster who samples firewater but swallows none. It notes his unique skill and wonders how many will regard his job as a success. It also mentions a booming oil and gas stock market post armistice with billions floated monthly.
A collage of humorous observations and aphorisms on work, wealth, fashion, and daily life. Witty lines touch on loafing, suits, unions, Irish and police figures, and seasonal weather quirks, all framed as light editorial jabs.
A collage of quips from various papers notes banter on appetite for risk right thinking about ethics and social norms. Commentary ridicules prohibition zealotry and satirizes fashions romances humor and the era’s domestic politics with terse witticisms.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale St E Liverpool Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar relieved his act’s seven to eight week bronchial cough. He says it soothes and heals and plans to recommend the remedy to others in similar ailment.
Fragmentary OCR records Mark XI detailing Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the cursing of the fig tree, temple cleansing, and disputes over authority with chief priests. It preserves key events and sayings including faith, forgiveness, and authority questions.
A collage of humorous exchanges and political jabs appears, featuring a President figure, a gardener’s bird bath riddle, Pat and Harold anecdotes, Steamboat pilot quips, and a mock advertisement from the Muggleton Times about a deserter. The item reads like a page of comic fragments and light political satire.
The entry explains haler as an older form of haul meaning to pull or draw with force. It traces origins from Germanic and related languages and gives usage examples like sailors haled at the ropes. It also mentions Boris Bakhmeteff as a retiring Russian diplomat referenced in a congressional context.
Women on the island of Aiderne sew their own lingerie to save money. They can make garments at about a third of shop prices. Some buy plain pieces and add lace trims and ribbon bows themselves. The island has no taxes of any kind.
The article argues for hygiene aligned shoe design to prevent bunions and toe crowding. It notes narrow insteps and sloping sides cause bunions, thickened skin, and misaligned big toes, urging shoes with straight inner edges and space between the big toe and others.
Dr Carey's Prescription No 777 promised to relieve kidney and bladder troubles with a money back guarantee after decades of use. It claimed benefits for numerous sufferers and urged readers to act on symptoms such as eye specks and clammy feet. The ad emphasized availability through druggists nationwide and advised keeping the product name for reference.
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