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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
The piece muses on Japan relations with Rusela and warns Chicago readers about street railways and Linovitch's proclamation. It recalls Paul Jones, a century ago, and notes a buffalo butcher story tied to a national editorial protest. The tone remains editorial and speculative about international affairs.
The army and navy learn defense near the capital while cautioning that true action depends on consent of neighboring nations. The piece warns against land grabbing, noting the world tires of such expansion and will not tolerate it in nations or individuals.
The piece imagines what would occur in Marshall County if six thousand indictments against brewers went to trial. It estimates three cases daily, seven years to finish, exhausts jurors, and would require the prosecutor to work seven years for the fortune, with much to fear from a wave of indictments across other counties.
English critics miss the point as the business world embraces baseball. The sport draws busy executives and office boys seeking relief and even reminds of family life during the season. The game remains popular and attendance records show growth.
The piece portrays baseball as a summer respite from labor, offering relaxation for all ages. It contrasts American enthusiasm with English seriousness, praising home runs and crowd energy as essential to sport. It celebrates fans shouting and supporting heroes on the diamond.
A discussion on college professors salaries argues for housing teaching values over luxury. It notes some professors supplement income, critiques the idea that style of living is essential to intellectual life, and appeals for a return to plain living and high thinking. Also appears is a 1886 affidavit by F J Cheney & Co offering compensation for catarrh cures and related products.
The Famous Little Pilla Early Risers cleanse the liver and bowels without griping or sickness. They tone the stomach and impart energy, helping you feel ready to rise early. Available from druggists and at the Metropolitan for suit cases and trunks.
One year old roses priced at 100 dollars and two extra roses at 300 per dozen. Forty fine varieties available including coleus sage and geraniums. Oc per dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shipped in baskets by express only. Shipments made the day received. Fallon Florist Roanoke VA.
Two adjoining farms in Montgomery County near Shawnville on the Norfolk & Western Railroad. ARM 1 covers 810 acres with 200 cleared including Roanoke river bottom and upland timber, rich water power from limestone springs and Roanoke river. Improvements: two houses, barns, cribs, granary, hen house. ARM 2 includes 816 acres near Linkenhoke Farm with 75 cleared, timber, chestnut poles, springs, small log houses, stable and hen house. Priced and sold together or in parts. For info contact GEO BARNET, Vinton, Va.
There is no case of indigestion or stomach trouble that will not yield to Kodol Dyspepsia Care. The remedy digests what you eat and allows the stomach to rest while growing strong again. It provides quick and permanent relief from indigestion and related disorders. Sold by all druggists.
An old advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxa tive Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. The copy urges recognition of the Kennedy name and features a carton with clover blossom, noting the product is sold by all druggists.
An advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve removes all kinds of piles and relieves pain instantly while promising permanent cure. It urges readers to buy the genuine product from all druggists.
In every paper we see many “men behind” roles yet overlook the essential figure who pays the bill and signs it. The honest man who funds business keeps the town alive, and editors, merchants, and locals owe him gratitude for the town’s vitality. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve ad placed amid the piece touts cures and cautions about counterfeits, with a customer testimonial from Adolph, West Virginia. Also note an Oxford Shoes promotion and a Ye METRO POLITAN insert.
An essay argues indigestion torments workers more than the well fed, urging use of Green's Anguet Flower as a long trusted remedy. The text claims it awakens appetite, tones the liver, and improves digestion, with trial bottles offered at Crockett & Goodykoontz in regular sizes.
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