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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
7
Graham shows need for steady practice after a 2 to 0 loss to Pocahontas at Pocahontas. Sexton pitched well but Graham offense failed to push runs. local meeting at city hall and Red Sox presence promise future game here with Wade arranging a Madson game.
Housewives can trade in their old stove for $5 toward a new Red Star during June with easy monthly payments. The ad urges visits to see the model and turns in the old store for credit, promising convenient terms for financing.
In Graham, the Loyal Knights lost 8 to 5 to Grace Methodist after a strong Blue Field start. Fleshman started, Buchanan finished, while Morris starred for the Methodists. The Knights, proud of fair play, prepare for a clash with U T Bluefield and possibly Bluefield Live Wires next week, with local star Mack Tabor looming for Graham.
Epworth Leaguers from local and adjoining districts converge on Glenwood Park for a day of games and refreshments. Grace Street and Bland Street Methodists open, Graham challenges the winner, crowds near a thousand expected, overall a fun closing event.
Six years ago W H Shadwell of Stanley Virginia suffered kidney trouble and could not rise from bed. The fire chief recommended Foley Kidney Pills and after three bottles his symptoms were completely relieved with no return.
Thuy Miss May twelve year old daughter of H S Lesler crawled into an unused drain pipe on Highland Avenue for fun and became stuck. Georgens a passing teamster burst the pipe with a sledge hammer to free her causing the pipe to give way and Miss Lesler was unharmed.
Yellow Sulphur Springs in Montgomery County Virginia promotes itself as a convenient, affordable recreation spot with tasteless sulfur water praised as a tonic and corrective agent. W E Hazlewood, proprietor, invites inquiries for particulars and reservations.
A social visit moved through town stopping in Japan for tea music and a talk by Rev Isling. Ice land hosted ice courses while Misses Venport and Litz sang to raise nearly four hundred dollars for the church building fund. New arrivals Esther Kathleen and Paul Jegur are noted. Chilean visitors traveled to observe electrification on the Norfolk and Western. Graham Odd Fellows set memorial services for M Woodworth. More telephones installed with about two hundred in use locally.
Frank T Wall of Washington city and his mother Mrs Eila Wall visited Graham this week. Wall family plans a handsome monument for the late Frank T Wall to be placed at his grave in Maple Hill cemetery, Graham Marble Works to oversee the work.
Graham Lutheran Church offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages led by superintendent J Frank Anderson. Vesper service follows at 445 p m with a sermon by the minister.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale St Liverpool Ohio reports his boy’s bronchial cough lasting seven to eight weeks improved after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He says it soothes and heals the cough and plans to recommend the remedy.
Readable Telegraph notice notes pastor George F Weissling and wariness about results from Want Ads. Limited readable content mentions community context and the advertisement platform.
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