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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
6
Gods Moment SNEDR Weapon of the Weak Lowell Quote
A fragment quotes Lowell stating Gods Moment SNEDR is the weapon of the weak, reflecting a terse literary or rhetorical line. The context is unclear and no identifiable event or source beyond the quoted phrase is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snedr
Lowell
Owning Your Own Home Promotes Civic Responsibility
The author argues for the home ownership movement, claiming homeowners make better citizens who invest in city improvements and pay taxes. It questions the renter stereotype, notes financing hurdles, and urges banks and civic groups to promote ownership now as building prices may rise. Bluefield seeks men to help improve the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arger
Ciy
Red Cross
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Bluefield Citizens Sustain Leadership in Public Efforts
Bluefield residents maintain strong civic leadership through wartime drives and bond sales. The city consistently meets quotas, contributing nearly two hundred thousand dollars to the college and setting a record for promptness at the Buly Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Local Happenings and Obituaries From Ten Years Ago
We were doing Andrew Peery a Tate Weil county citizen was claimed by the Princeton Grocery Company and the Matoaka Grocery. Joffes Bright Lights Show opened. The municipal election held at Graham and R B Williamson re-elected mayor. Miss Ethel Weaver of Bramwell married R M Wiggington of Bluefield at Princeton. Rev H P Edwards died at his home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peery
Tate- Weil County
Princeton Grocery Company
Matoaka
Jofffe
Graham
R. B. Williamson
Ethel Weaver
Bramwell
R. M. Wiggington
Bluefield
Princeton
H. P. Edwards
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus Wins American Admiration
American editors hail Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess as symbols of democratic spirit and culture. Readers praise his athletic stamina, scholarly attainments, archaeology work, and easygoing humor as he visits U.S. cities and schools, reflecting a strong Swedish American bond.
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America
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Scandinavia
Cmans
Moeraié
Lake
Crown Prince
England
Eddie Windsor
The
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Buffalo Evening News
Vasa
Napoleon
Sporsman
Greece
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Schenectady
Theodore Roosevelt
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Sioux Falls
Pittebure Gazette Times
Gustavus
Primary System Under Fire as Unpopular Move Grows
The piece notes rising opposition to biennial primaries in the United States. Critics argue primaries are costly and divisive, failing to produce better candidates. Some push for returning to the representative convention system, with Indiana Republicans and Democrats already backing abolition or modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Platform Aims to Improve Mine Safety and Bluefield Railway
The platform calls for strict enforcement of mine safety rules and operator education to save lives and property. It also supports safer barriers and fences, proper road protection, and a larger Bluefield passenger station with ore and freight space, addressing regional transportation and industry needs.
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Bluefield New
Bluefield
Gees
Ria Sant Sean Ite Sarge Ats Hs
The Danger in Waters by Dr Hugh Cumming
Dr. Hugh Cumming warns that dangerous waters can sickens or kill if used for drinking. He cites cholera and typhoid outbreaks from polluted streams and notes the role of water bodies in recreation and waste disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 5. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Middle Western
Danish Doctor Finds Birthplace of Eels in Sargasso Sea
Dr Schmitte, a Danish researcher, spent twenty one years sailing the Atlantic to locate where baby eels are born. He finally found small eels in the Sargasso Sea and explains American eels travel from rivers to that area to spawn and die.
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Py Seer Om
Denmark
Johannes Schmitte
Schmitte
Rome
National Academy of Se! Academy
Washington
R. Schmitte
Shana Aned
Atlantic
Sargasso Sea
Azores
New World
Short Cuts From Exchanges The press round up
A collage of quotes notes Borah rival rhetoric 1928 quiet Coolidge ominous. Napoleon hat sells for 43000 francs. Bass minimum length rule noted. Abd al Krim victory affects Spain France. Republicans cooling on Cal. Germany seeks colonies amid global mandates.
Attalla Woman Recounts Relief From Ailments
Mrs H C Sheffield of Attalla Alabama describes long illness with back pain headaches dizziness and fatigue. She credits a remedy she used faithfully for two bottles with restored appetite strength and energy noting relief from pain and overall improvement and recommends it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attalla
The Best What’s the Best Thing in the World
Poem fragment by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. A meditation on pleasure beauty memory and love with lines about June rose May dew and sweet south wind. The reflective verse contrasts fleeting light with lasting feeling and laments plainness and self-decked beauty versus true love.
Maria Je r i ca Sues Over Cigar Band Image
Editorial notes Maria Jerica wins injunction against Louis and Isadore Cohen to stop use of her name or picture on cigar bands. The piece condemns eternal prima donnas, toilet ads, and soap campaigns, praising the ruling as a bite at bunk and praising Maria’s stance against exploitative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Louis
Isadore Cohen
Matt
Ed Milke
Moe
Maria Jeriica
Bunk
Morgantown Post
Fifth Avenue buses charm visitors on a grand tour
A New York City travel piece paints a vivid Fifth Avenue ride from Washington Square to Spuyten Duyvil as a lively summer pastime. It catalogs landmarks and mansions from the Arch, Brevoort, and Grace Church to Madison Square Garden, Beth Emanu-El, Union Club, and the glittering “millionaire belt” homes of Rockefeller, Whitney, Guggenheim, and Frick, noting the storied neighborhood changes and personalities along the way.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Henry James
Mrs. Wharton
Deimonico’s
Sherry’s
Park Avenue
St. Patrick's
Fiftieth
Union Club
Fifty-first
Vanderbilt Mansion
Cartier’s
Bayberry
John Rockefeller
Pitty Fourth Street
John Dol
Whitney
Guggenheims
Harry Payne Whitney
Adolph Lewisohn
Lanthropist
BE. H. Harriman
Sixty-ninth
Ogden Mills
Kermit Roosevelt
Senator Clark
Songlike Fragments Spark Broken Morning Musings
A fragmentary column mix of verses and anecdotes on parenthood work fatigue and social quirks. The speaker reflects on family life, waking routines, weekend plans, and oddities such as mermaids near the coast and fashion notes.
TOM Time Telegraph Ticklers Short of cash and doubt
The fragment reflects a humorous or satirical mood about financial strain and credibility. It hints at people doubting a man’s status as a cashier on pay and the challenge of impressing others with wisdom. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identifiable names.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil for bunions and soft corns claiming rapid pain relief within minutes and swelling reduction after a few applications. It guarantees results or money back, with Bluefield East End Fairview pharmacies named as retailers.
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Moone
Bluefield Pharmacy
East End Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
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