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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

5

Endorsement of Fruitola and Traxo Appeals Sufferers

A letter from Mrs. S Grindle of Pittsburg Pa touts Fruitola and Traxo as life saving. She claims doctors had given up on her husband Jeff but after two bottles of Fruitola he passed many gall stones and improved greatly. Traxo is described as a tonic alterative aiding digestion and cleansing bile. Products available through local druggists including East End Pharmacy Bluefield and Goodykoonts Drug Company Bluefield.

Fraitola Traxo S. Grindle Mignonette St Pittsburg Bluefield East End Goodykoonts Drag Company

Ouster Law Sparks Sunday Blue Law Debate In Virginia

In Graham Virginia officials discuss the new ouster law and Sunday blue laws as cities prepare to enforce limits on soda, newspapers, cigars, and streetcar rides. A Richmond clipping cites Justice Harlan on Sundays serving economic rather than religious purposes and outlines how enforcement centers on prohibition gambling and moral turpitude.

Virginia Richmond Justice Harlan United States Supreme Court Pollard Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Coin of the United States

Graham Banner completes subscription contest with Templeton win

Mrs D Ke Templeton wins the grand prize a 350 piano after votes were counted with a 344 100 plurality over Miss Nellie Whitesell and Miss Maggie Neel. Special cash prizes were awarded for gains with Whitesell Templeton and Neel earning amounts. Prettiest baby results pending with prizes planned for both sexes. West Graham Methodist Church ladies host ice cream and cake on Saturday at 7 p.m. Cantata participants to meet tonight at 6 oclock.

Graham Banner D. Ke. Templeton Nellie Whitesell Maggie Neel Templeton Miss Whitesell Neel Splift Ladies of the West Graham Methodist Church Old Furnace

Lynchburg visit noted by City Manager Nowlin

City Manager P C Nowlin planned a Lynchburg visit to see his family yesterday returning by car. Prof Wassem from Jonesville attends in support of the Radcliffe chautauqua. Miss Ruth Kitts of North Tazewell is guest of Misses Rose and Ruth Crockett. Reverend FE Rich returned yesterday from Roanoke.

P. C. Nowlin Lynchburg Graham Wassem Jonesville Radcliffe Chautauqua Ruth Kitts North Tazewell Rose Ruth Crockett Rich Kroanoke

Mitchells Return Home After Pleasant Trip

Wm. Mitchell Jr. accompanied in his car and the trip was pleasant and timely. Wm. Mitchell Sr. is slowly improving after a lingering illness.

Wm. Mitchell, Jr Wm. Mitchell, Sr

Let in the Light and Let the Sun Shine In

A Christian Herald note cites Sir B W Richardson urging more light in sickrooms to kill germs and improve health. It argues sunlight outperforms medicines, discussing how light disperses deadly gases and brightens faded interiors while hinting at brighter, healthier living.

B. W. Richardson London Goethe Christian Herald

Tires and Forger Tales From the Era

The article explains tire heating mainly comes from internal tire friction as it changes shape against the road and notes harder tires reduce heat but worsen ride. It references William Ryland's forgery case and a matchbox patented to resemble a police badge, as reported by Pall Mall Gazette.

Scientific American William Lyland East India House Ryland George III Pall Mall Gazette

Democratic Party Rally in Baltimore Loudly Praises Wilson

The article details a dramatic Baltimore convention scene with crowds flooding the Coliseum as speakers defend Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy and the Democratic record. It highlights Bryan’s speech supporting Wilson, the push to renominate Wilson and Marshall, and praise for tariff revision the federal reserve law and anti trust actions amid a strong defense of Wilson’s administration.

Wilson Marshall John W Westcott New Jersey Baltimore Senator Kern Indiana John H. Atwood Missouri Major William B. Price Lincoln Neb Morehead Nebraska Wm. Jennings Bryan James Nebrackan W. J. Hardesty Misouri Bryan Thompson Kern America Norman FE. Mack New York Chas F. Murphy Tammany Pryan Walte House Senate House Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson Andrew Jackson Hig Finance Jackson Wall Street United States Chicago Congress

Tak-A-Tonic Promises Health Boost For All

Advertises Tak-A-Tonic as a supreme tonic to restore youth and health. Claims to tone blood, aid chronic constipation, improve appetite and nervousness, and relieve restless nights. Says it is widely used in Bluefield and available at all drug stores.

Bluefield

Dickinson's Pine Tree Poultry Feeds Advert

Dickinson's Pine Tree Poultry Feeds promises higher egg production and stronger chicks. The ad touts Cloppe Egg Mash to boost lay rate, Pine Tree Scratch Feed for flock condition, and Globe Developing Feeds for faster grown chicks. Call 152 to find a local dealer.

Dickinson’s “Pine Tree” Poultry Feeds Dickinson

Democratic platform debate shapes platform at St Louis convention

The Democratic platform committee in St Louis debated a 4000 word draft with 20 planks including Americanism and foreign policy. President Wilson opposed trimming the platform while Secretary of State Bryan offered no White House word on changes. Over 1000 suggestions delayed final approval expected before morning. The platform supports national self rule, peace tribunal, defense preparedness, and tariff issues with no explicit Mexico mention.

St. Louis Resolutions Committee Timne United States Wilson Walter White House Mexico

McCormick and Glass to Manage Campaign for Wilson

President Wilson planned to announce Vance McCormick of Pennsylvania as campaign manager and Carter Glass of Virginia as secretary after negotiations with Democratic leaders in Washington and St Louis. The president prepared to receive renomination news at the White House with relatives and friends as wires kept him updated on platform and organization talks.

Washington Wilson White House St. Louis Democratic Rational Committee Vance McCormick Pennsylvania Carter Glass Virginia Glass

Moore Proposes to Alice Joyce in Grand Canyon Travel

Lom Moore, star of Who's Guilty, proposed to his wife Alice Joyce while riding a top heavy tage coach in the Grand Canyon. He claims he asked at the high point of the road. The Puppets of Fate, first of these film problem plays, opens at the Colonial next Tuesday.

Lom Moore Alice Joyce Grand Canyon Colonial

Chinese Printing Declared Ancient to Fifty Years Before Christ

The Los Angeles Times states that printing originated in China around fifty years before Christ. Chinese printers used carved blocks on silk or cloth leaves without presses, applying ink with two brushes to achieve impressions. The process requires careful leveling and controlled ink transfer for clear characters.

China Los Angeles Times

Democratic Leader Praises Wilson and Warns Against Intervention

A speech defends Woodrow Wilson from calls for Mexican intervention, arguing Republicans would push for annexation if intervention occurred. The speaker credits Democratic leadership with steering clear of war while praising the president and the party for preserving the nation during global conflict.

Woodrow Wilson Mexico Wiloy Parama Senate House

Merit roll status noted for Geraldine student

A teacher confirms Geraldine is on the merit roll again. Judge comments on her as her father's girl. A pun on meretricious work appears in a quoted aside. A separate joke touches on visiting a doctor in private.

Geraldine Hiram

Proving Him Wrong in Daily Telegraph Want Ads

A terse exchange underscores a quarrelsome tone as a buyer and seller trade barbs over a remark about bumps. The note ends with a warning of punching and defiance in a short want ad exchange from the Daily Telegraph.

Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad From Early 20th Century

An old advertisement proclaims Gets-It as a fast corn cure that relieves pain in two seconds. It claims to dry without sticking to stockings and promises easy removal and smaller shoes, with distribution through KE Lawrence & Co and bluefield druggists.

KE. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Family Avoids Serious Sickness With Black-Draught

MrsJ Whittaker of McDuff Va says a decade of illness including headaches and stomach trouble ended after using Thedford s Black-Draught Her family now keeps it on hand and reports frequent relief from weak stomachs indigestion and related symptoms The product has been used for over 70 years and is sold by local druggists for a small price

McDuff Thedford

Bluefield Normal and Business College Prospectus

Morning afternoon and evening sessions all the year offering main courses shorthand typewriting bookkeeping mathematics English band music. Principal W H Cunningham located at Bluefield Avenue and Tyler Street P O Box 542 Phone 474.

W. H. Cunningham Bluefield Avenue Tyler Street P. O

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