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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
9
A essay condemns voter indolence and reliance on vested interests urging turnout. It argues citizens should inform themselves on election issues, evaluate arguments from both sides, and fulfill duties at polls, in military service, and in seeking or holding office. It notes partisan press and public scrutiny.
The article argues bribery and venality hinder good citizenship. It notes private interests clash with public duty, lists indirect bribery and corrupt contracts, and urges citizen education as the path to reform for a better future.
An advertisement touts Halla Catarrh Medicine as a universal remedy with a thirty five year reputation. It promises blood cleansing on the mucous surfaces and improved health after short use. It urges readers to request testimonials and to buy from Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio through local druggists.
The piece argues that authorities push citizens to be active and intelligent actors in governance. It contends popular government is the only form that will endure as populations change and needs evolve.
An advertisement promises renewed vigor and nerve strength with Bio-Feren. It claims two tablets after each meal and one at bedtime for seven days, then a reduced schedule. If energy and ambition don’t double, the druggist offers a full purchase price refund. Local druggists stock and sellBio-Feren.
An old paragraph promotes Senreco Tooth Paste as a quick, affordable way to whiten teeth and improve gum health. It claims benefits like removing film, checking pyorrhea, banishing mouth acidity, and cites dentist usage and a price of 35 cents for a large tube.
The conclusion featured Judge Kitz's witness quartet with Mrs Booth Miss Gipple Mr Poland and Mr Batelt singing Roses of Picardy. The audience ended the meeting with America.
Anna skips the dance to help Mrs Barrow's sick baby and cares for the child with Doctor Jack Allen arriving. Their past rekindles as she agrees to reunite with him, believing her luck has changed for the better.
The piece humorously notes how weather forecasters are often wrong and how readers mock their accuracy. It argues predictions sometimes come true but jokes persist about experts betting the opposite. Gene Ahern provides the lighthearted take.
In a letter from East St Louis Missouri Mrs P Frazier says she has never used anything equal to Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and biliousness she notes many friends also praise them highly.
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