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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
A writer analyzes the 1922 beauty standards among Folies dress rehearsals to find what traits appeal to millionaires. The trend favors natural complexion, medium brown hair, youthful figures, and self-owned features. red hair is rare. The piece notes a shift to young, shapely, and fresh-faced women, with Bricks history tagged at the end.
The report details a lively concert with Mr Lindsey on cornet and Mrs Shuff on piano, along with violins and saxophones. It highlights choirs, including junior and intermediate groups, and praises sermons urging revival and commitment, stressing that none should perish and that Christians should strive for higher spiritual ground.
Kincheloe delivers a strong sermon on the guiding hand of God and the moral influence of railroad brotherhoods. He highlights parental roles and cites Paul and Spurgeon to urge members to follow divine guidance toward civic virtue and spiritual destiny.
Catalog notes affordable sweaters available at ten dollars each. Various colors and styles highlighted for quick selection by shoppers.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports extreme estimates for its yearly newsprint: if stretched end to end the paper would reach half the globe, 6,047 miles, laying a carpet could cover a distant distance, and stacking the sheets would form a massive pile of over 483 thousand pages, illustrating production scale.
A curious note explains 41 757 984 000 square inches equal the ground to cover in rain. It invites scrap readers to calculate how much area would be submerged and to visualize the footprint of a vast, expanding expanse.
Catlettsburg Kentucky June 12 Indictments against thirteen Breathitt county men from the Clay Hole precinct election shooting that left four dead will be quashed and new indictments returned in the case, reopening the legal action and extending the investigation.
In court today the case outlines a conspiracy to block an election. It notes 850 Clay Hole precinct voters were deprived when ballot boxes were destroyed during fighting, with seventeen people wounded. Paris reports discuss French allowances for women to wear men’s attire as a government tribute to notable achievement.
Relatives of Mrs Ora Belle Ridgeley once deemed central Illinois' wealthiest woman have started an inquiry into her death in Hot Springs Arkansas. They report she had about 110000 in money and jewels missing and accuse she was slain and robbed.
Readable fragment notes a special on ladies silk hose offered in black white and lavender shades. No further details on price or size available in the legible text.
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