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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
3
RB Forbes speaks on health via chiropractic in a feature stressing mechanical spine alignment. The piece promotes spinal nerve flow as key to natural health and lists contact hours for Lester S Jones, D C Chiropractor, with office times and telephone information.
A Buffalo Express exchange notes that last year 91 000 snakes were killed in India, highlighting a surprising wildlife statistic and raising questions about local conservation.
The Princeton County Court Clerk reports a flood of marriage license applications in June. Listings include Alton West to Etta Bailey of Matoaka and Willie Brown to Florence Karnes of Princeton among many others, plus notes on local incidents and upcoming Chautauqua posters and Fourth of July events.
Mr. James H. Allen claimed years of rheumatism were cured by a self developed formula that dissolves uric acid deposits. He advertised that druggists in the area sold Allenrhu with a money back guarantee on the first two bottles to all who do not benefit.
Riga May 27 The AP reports the Russo German trade agreement binds both nations to refrain from agitation or propaganda against the host country while delegations operate as wartime prisoner missions. The pact connects with similar negotiations involving Great Britain Italy and Czechoslovakia and comes amid US Russia talks over prisoner issues.
Haynes extends the duties of German and Russian delegations to protect citizen interests in both nations. Missions gain added delegates to develop economic ties and to perform consul duties like passport issuance. Russia allows former German subjects who lost nationality to emigrate with families if they intend to settle in Germany.
Nations outline steps to resume communications by post telegraph and wireless as a basis for economic relations pending a future trade treaty. A separate report from Paris notes a German telegram claiming a family of eleven in Knoktenhofen burned home furniture and lamps and killed a three month old baby as a spiritual sacrifice. authorities placed the family in an asylum.
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