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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1944
Page
10
Citizens Underwriters Agency explains how coinsurance affects fire insurance claims and how policyholders should check coverage. The piece notes values rise, urges regular reviews, and offers consultation for proper coverage and potential rate credits. Dial $159 for advice.
Max Turk president of American Loan Company argues that a 42 percent yearly rate is a misconception. He explains that interest is charged on unpaid balances, not the original loan, and that licensed small loan firms incur many costs making the annual rate far lower than 42 percent.
The eye estimates size and distance mainly from retinal image size. A larger object creates a bigger image. moving it away makes the image smaller. Ciliary muscle action and external eye muscles adjust focus, while reference to other objects like a house or tree helps gauge size, with horizons altering perceived moon size. Optical cues and perspective lines also guide judgments.
The article argues hospital care is a public service funded by philanthropy and taxes, not a private commodity. It highlights Associated Hospitals Inc. and medical service plans, noting hospitals must guarantee service regardless of ability to pay and that non profit groups support a broader access model.
Red Cross workers in Montcalm meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays to make surgical dressings. Names include Mrs Pearl Shrader Miss Dorothy Boyd and several others. Local guests served at the Kingan home include Iris Ely Corp Margaret Igan and Cindy Halligan with relatives returning from North Carolina.
Appalachian Electric Power Co presents a wartime pledge by H. Howard Biggar. It commits to nutrition, planned meals, energy for work and play, protein minerals vitamins, and conservation. It urges reducing waste and supporting America’s war effort.
The message asks readers to refer any experienced servers to the business and invites interested people to visit when they have time. It emphasizes finding qualified staff and starting conversations with potential candidates.
A franchised Zenith outlet promotes the New Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid for 40 dollars, with a four position tone control and battery saving circuit. Demonstrations and sales are at East End Pharmacy, Goodykoontz Drug Stores, 412 Princeton Avenue, with a one year guarantee and service plan.
Mildred Hooper dies Sunday morning at her parents home on Greenbrier Street. Funeral plans will be announced. The Methodist Men of John Stewart Church will present their Father’s Day program in the near future.
Five great railroads will haul hundreds of carloads of Midwestern coal to the East as shortages bite Eastern and Southern Appalachian reserves. Solid Fuel Administrator Ickes cites dwindling supplies and urges customers to stock up for winter while suppliers offer storm windows to cut coal use and save costs.
Attorney J. S. Redmond will address at 11 o'clock and the Rev James Davis at 7:30. The Junior Choir will provide music. Men of the city are especially invited to these programs.
The Usher board of Mount Zion Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Miss Irene Freeman on Bland Street. Mammoth Cave records in Kentucky trace back to 1799.
Federal court rules the prolonged clash dubbed the border rebellion as not a war. The conflict involved 2,500 American or allied troops alongside English Russian and Japanese soldiers fighting Chinese forces for months.
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