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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
6
Biblical Phrase Quotation Stirs Morning Discussion
A collection of admonitions and quotations circulates in the morning as readers recall lines from scripture and classic poets. The mix includes references to moral struggle and human scorn, echoing themes of virtue and endurance.
Convention Tensions Sour Pennsylvania West Virginia Delegates
The Connellsville Courier reports turmoil at the convention with Flinn backed steamer tactics and a push to reconvene elector guidance. Dissent and bolting fears surfaced as Huntington performances and Glasscock-Hubbard-Dawson opposition clashed with Taft supporters amid Sunday propriety critiques.
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Flinn
Gisescock
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Taft
Connellsville
Boss Flinn
Glasscock-Hubbard-Dawson
Abele
Glenecock
Huntington
Titanic Disaster Reactions Highlight Honor and Censure
The Carpathia’s captain is praised and decorated for rescuing Titanic survivors while another vessel’s captain is removed for disregarding distress calls. The era faces calls for stricter maritime rules, reforms, and safer Atlantic travel, noting that Titanic losses, though severe, remain lower than in past years.
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Carpathia
Congresa
Lon
Floyd Iregon
Whittier
Marblehead
Caine
What to Do With the Kidlets in Summer
The piece urges keeping children busy through purposeful activities. It cites a family hiring a college student to teach carpentry, noting boxes and projects built with care, aimed at instilling value in finishing work and accuracy over mere activity. The narrator praises the lasting gain of teaching thorough, finished effort to kids.
Governor Glasscock Enjoys Political Pivot In Roaming Talks
A fragment recalls Governor Glasscock in motion, from a Taft signed interview to Roosevelt support, then a Parkersburg convention pledge, and a vow to reconvene the state convention to instruct electors for Roosevelt if Taft is named.
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Glasscock
Taft
Roosevelt
Parkersburg
Awd Port
Chicago
Million nonproducers blamed for high cost of living
A columnist argues that the large number of nonproducers in the nation significantly drives up living costs, asserting clear impact on prices and overall economy.
Commerce Court Viewed as More Than a Police Judge
The supreme court hints the commerce commission should serve beyond a police role and ensure real trials before the commerce court. Advertisers lament wasted ad money as circulars and booklets go unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Doctors use airplane to reach accident case quickly
A Hammondsort New York physician flew an aeroplane to reach an accident scene fast, while remarks rail at doctors patronizing aviation. The piece notes policy of using machines to aid a medical practice and comments on local officials and political manners.
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Detrocrata Influence Waning in 42 Year Span
The article notes the Detrocrata holding power for only two of the last 42 years. It comments on public interest in lawn tennis and the common spectacle of baseball players hitting home runs, urging readers to check the Want Column for more.
Daily Telegraph Vacation Planner Ad Offers Local News
The notice promotes using the Daily Telegraph to stay updated on local and national events while on vacation. Call the business office and they will handle the rest.
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Daily Telegraph
Plan to Put an International Weather Bureau at Sea
A Pittsburgh Dispatch excerpt discusses Willis L. Moore of the weather bureau proposing an Atlantic weather bureau. Ships with wireless gear would send daily observations to shore for coastal forecasts to help navigation. Warns that mariners must heed warnings to avoid storms. Titanic inquiry cited as warning against speed through storms.
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Willis L. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Moore
Father Neptune
Pittsbur
Dispatch
Notable quotes and brief political jabs across papers
A collage of remarks on Lincoln Rockefeller the vice presidency and Lorimer from the Baltimore Sun Detroit Journal Washington Post New York World Cleveland Leader Chicago Record-Herald and Washington Star. The snippets reflect public figures and views on politics with light humor and speculation about upcoming votes.
Tetanus Toxin and Antitoxin Use in Prevention and Early Treatment
The tetanus germ produces a powerful toxin that sharply contracts muscles and can stiffen the jaw. Tetanus antitoxin from horse blood is less effective for cure but valuable for prevention, especially after wounds likely to cause tetanus. a preventive dose is advised when such wounds are received.
Keith Bill Vaudeville at Bika Opera House
The Keith vaudeville bill at the Bika Opera House features Gordon Bros and Red the boxing kangaroo in a novel animal act, Gordon and Norton in a singing and talking act, and Dene Diéts in an acrobatic clown act. Matinees at 2:30 with ten cent admission. evening shows at 7:30 with balcony ten cents and lower floor twenty cents.
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Keith
Bika Opera House
Gordon Bros
Red
Gordon and Norton
Bee
Big Keith
Goodykoontz Seeks Unity After Fifth District Primary
Wells Goodykoontz thanks supporters after losing the nomination in Virginia’s Fifth district race. He notes his 12 000 votes and carries in three counties, praises coal and timber regions, and urges backing of Republican nominee Hughes. He plans further campaigning and speeches.
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Hughes
Congress
Minge
Mercer
Dowell
Morning appetite custom fades in New York hotels
A New York Sun account notes the decline of pre breakfast appetisers among hotel guests. A manager recalls fewer patrons drink spirits with the first meal, and an unusual morning order by a woman included coffee with a pint of champagne and a spoonful of paracetamol, left untouched bread, and no aftereffects beyond ordinary coffee and eggs.
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New York
New York Sun
Powdering Closets in Victorian Fashion
The article explains how white hair was a fashion precept and houses built dedicated powder closets. A curtained partition allowed the lady to insert her head while a maid on the opposite side used a powder puff through a mask to apply powder.
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