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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Washington reports the house conference committee on the military appropriation bill decided to submit to the house the senate amendment funding 7.5 million dollars for continuation of work on dam No 2 of the Muscle Shoals power project in Alabama. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.
William Fox star Tom Mix says his stunts in The Fighting Streak are careful and calculated not reckless. He compares timing and awareness to crossing Forty-second Street in Manhattan and emphasizes planning over nerve.
Howard Bennett of this city faces a bail hearing today before the Tazewell county bail commissioner following a prior preliminary inquiry before Squire Newman at Graham and a grand jury action. Bennett, charged with criminal assault on an eleven year old girl, was denied bail. Chief of Police Dillon and several witnesses accompany the prosecution team to Tazewell.
Train No 4 of the New Orleans and New York Limited on the Louisville and Nashville railroad split a switch near Canoe Alabama three miles north and plowed into a potato packing shed shortly before 2 PM. The engine overturned and mail baggage and express cars lay across the track in a complete wreck. first three coaches smashed and the first Pullman derailed. One fatality reported Willie Blundeau a small boy inside the shed.
Taffeta and georgette gowns sparkle with rose petals as a charming, inexpensive home dressmaker decoration. The petals suggest summer and airiness and can be sprinkled over frocks for a delicate decorative touch.
An old home testimonial from Dayton Ohio claims night-time urination and scalding pain were relieved by Lithiated Buchu. It touts kidney bladder action, lists a 2 cent price per tablet, and urges readers to obtain Keller formula Lithiated Buchu via Goodykoontz Drug Co or Central Pharmacy.
Large revival attendance in Pocahontas with seventy six conversions and reclamations cited. Rev Motley of the Christian church led prayer as the Graham Billy Sunday Club shared testimonies and Dr Frazier spoke on accountability before God. Morning service described as powerful with renewed interest in religion and exhortations to attend.
The piece extols a light-hearted woman as ideal while noting ailments like headaches backaches nervousness and moodiness. It claims letters show women restored to health by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after other medicines failed and urges readers to try it.
Lace Lingerie describes corsets as strong mesh garments worn loosely and comfortably with little strain. Lace bras are praised as desirable for hot weather and demonstrated in attractive styles.
Abram J. Lubliner of Pocahontas Va graduates from Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington Virginia. He tops his class in scholarship and is a popular member of the year. Lubliner previously led Emory and Henry University as class president and varsity athlete and heads the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. He plans to take the Virginia state bar in Roanoke June 27 and enter legal practice soon after.
Dr John Webster offered no defense in the case concerning his wife in Montreal. The proceedings focused on alleged wrongdoing tied to the spouse and the surrounding circumstances.
A divorce suit reports the husband asserting that ending the marriage was a lesser evil than continuing to living with his wife. The filing frames separation as the preferred remedy to an unhappy union.
In Henlow England a court ruled Walter Wood must pay Miss Margaret Inglis the sum of 750 pounds for breach of promise after she was called “Baby Mine” in a note. The verdict records a legal action between the two parties with the amount awarded.
Federal agents arrested a man in Cane Street, Chicago, after a long slender phial filled with cocaine was found. The seizure involved a cane and a narcotics arrest, with authorities handling the suspect and the evidence.
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