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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
A fragmentary quotation from Ephesians 4 28 exhorts work with hands to share with those in need. The text also contains a stray editorial remark about failure superstition and a misread name Jack attributed to Emerson or a similar figure.
Notorious Washington figure Pat Gaston Means draws a fifteen year prison term for defrauding Mrs. Edward McLean in the Lindbergh baby affair. Actor John Hughes Curtis also faces prison, while a Norfolk man protests his treatment and British police seek inquiry into the demise of a Morrow nurse.
Mayors chambers of commerce and editors nationwide rebuke Speaker Garner for pushing a pork barrel in a time of national need. Protests from communities would benefit if the bill passed but oppose new post offices as unwise and harmful. Citizens argue for financial welfare over pork and warn Garner of political use.
A June issue of the Saturday Evening Post features Alfred E Smith’s article Conventions and Campaigns noting the intense physical strain of campaigning on a presidential candidate. The piece emphasizes Smith’s reflections on the stress and demands faced during a modern national campaign.
Judge David B. Johnston was the Democratic congress nominee in this district. R B Lazenby and Mise Dinwiddie wed at Hale Ford Virginia. Minnie Mann returned home from Lewisburg where she attended school. Twenty years ago Antoinette Neidmaier married Dr R L Phippe. Sidna Allen bounty raised to 2000 dollars. Dr and Mrs W H St Clair traveled to Columbus Ohio for surgeons meeting. Miss Clairlee Coma Welch and E K Ketron Berwind wed. Oscar Harmon killed his wife and wounded George McBride at Coopers. Judge J Frank Maynard re elected president of the Bluefield Billy Sunday club.
The piece chronicles the lengthy hard days and sleepless nights of the 1928 Democratic candidate. It describes constant greetings on a special train, gifts from pipes to puppies, and the need to deliver a final massive speech to a vast crowd. The article then argues only a candidate in peak physical condition could endure such strain, noting rivals like Governor Smith being reportedly less than perfect in that regard.
The author argues that although Europe claimed the U S supplied aid without cost, Americans paid for manpower and supplies through passenger rates, rail use, and munitions shipments. He cites Garet Garrett noting that the Allies owed the United States, not the reverse, for war aid.
The article argues that blaming the ruling party for economic woes is not unique to America. It cites political turnovers in Chile, Japan, France, Germany, and Britain as examples of voters replacing incumbents with outsiders. It notes no uniform pattern, with shifts across conservative and liberal labels in various nations.
The British premier proposes expanding the Lausanne reparations conference into a broader world trade parley questioning the need for a wider forum when no current global trade talks exist.
A witty remark notes that despite visible hoarding, very few newspapermen are part of the practice, suggesting limited insider involvement among journalists.
Weathered farmers note another million dollar rain has arrived and hope for bright sunshine to boost crop growth. The plea underscores the dependence on sun after rainfall to maximize yields in the farming region.
The speaker recalls a sunlit moment of joy and defiant love. They proclaim life, faith, and earthly purpose as worldly glory fades and vow to face darkness with brave resolve. A sudden tear ends the heartfelt chant and alters the mood.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a study by Dr William Allan analyzing migraine headaches. Of 545 migraine sufferers, 2 women for every man had the condition, though in severity women were more affected. Family history was common, with many cases starting before age 21 and many parents or spouses with headaches. The study suggests hereditary and multiple interacting causes rather than a single reason.
An English judge condemns a $50 price for a woman's coat while noting many women insist on paying at least $75. Alpe pon e’s scar is linked to his departure from Atlanta as time proves its healing power.
Baltimore reports Colonel John Philip Hill wired Maryland GOP leader Galen Tait to press for Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut as the vice presidential pick. Hill cited opposition to Charles Curtis and Dawes's rejection as a chance to aid the public and the party. He and Bingham once worked together on prohibition reform efforts in Congress.
The platform outlines continued support for home ownership through long term credits, farm relief via tariffs and farm boards, tax reform for landowners, and preservation of tariff protections. It defends Hoover era measures, endorses cooperative farming, and calls for tax restructuring to ease burdens on farmers. It also covers foreign policy, prohibition, and Latin American policy.
An ad promotes Gates Mixture as a guaranteed remedy for bladder pains, backaches, and nighttime urination. It claims immediate effect and offers a money back guarantee, with outlets listed in multiple towns including Bluefield and Princeton.
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