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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
7
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Short religious quotes about charity and forgiveness are presented. The first line cites a Bible verse from I Peter 4 8 and the second line provides a Lowell witticism about charity never soil but only whitens soft white bands.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee debates demanding papers on the London arms pact. Administration argues it is within rights to refuse, stressing focus on the treaty itself rather than provenance. A favorable outcome hinges on whether committee interests align with ratification goals.
Republican Senate candidate Ruth Hanna McCormick urged a constitutional amendment to end large campaign spending. She noted her own primary campaign costs exceed 250000 dollars and argued wealth should not determine election access. She spoke to the Women’s Republican club of Toledo advocating equality in political spending.
Senator Nathan B. Scott visited Bluefield on this date twenty years ago. A law partnership formed by Bernard McClaugherty George A Frick and John Kee. Obituary for Mrs A M Jones. Ruth Pope of Washington DC hired as Bluefield YWCA secretary. Clement Speiden and Edith Thomas wed. Mollie Bear of Pocahontas married Harry Barnett of Newark New Jersey. Editorial notes discuss wealth inequality and campaign finance reform urging state action and qualification of candidates.
A Washington correspondent argues that higher pay and living costs in the U S Navy and the armed forces sustain the economy through wage circulation. The piece rebuts pacifist cost claims, asserting the Revolutions and Civil War losses were worth defending national independence and union, opposing world government.
The piece riffs on cheap rubber paving as a future idea while noting safer pedestrian outcomes with rubber. It shifts to Ruth Bryan Owen’s renomination in Florida and ends with satire about golf gear and political forecasts, weaving topics with a light, humorous tone.
A fragmentary lyric evokes spring meadows and lambent light, with the wood dove’s plaintive call and Omar in almond groves. It blends floral imagery with longing for vanished years and a mournful princess in a late medieval or romantic mood.
The New Jersey primary race for U.S. senator heats up as Dwight Morrow challenges his rival amid party intrigue. Democrats and anti-saloon forces threaten to sway votes, risking a fractured GOP fight in a wet state.
The piece argues that a strong U S Navy is essential to deter war and protect Americans, contending pacifists and fiscal restraint advocates seek to limit buildup. It asserts naval parity with the world’s best ships as a path to peace, avoiding trench horrors and foreign attack through credible defense.
New York Health Commissioner Wynne warns that loud noises may trigger sudden deaths. The remark follows Mussolini’s speech tour and a rush of casualties reported after his events. Broad Way hosts a 2300 year old Greek play, while Gulf Stream shifts spark talk of milder eastern weather.
Washington visitors know the circular parks at street intersections and Iowa circle centers a statue of Gen. John B Logan. Iowa sought renaming to Logan circle but Congress faced a technical delay and Logan supporters wait for compensating honor before ceremonies. Cyrenus Cole recalls past plans to name Dodge circle instead.
The coast guard ice patrol reports sighting a white whale near 42 32 N 36 W, swimming with a black whale, while the navy notes no real white whale presence. The piece traces ice patrol duties, timing, and alerts to ships nightly about Atlantic iceberg conditions and Track changes to avoid bergs.
A humorous column notes a man named Jo Dahl holds a year long hospitality critic post in a major New York hotel to rate guest experiences from dancing to cigars and haircuts. It also lists quirky city jobs from gum scrapers to subway sleuths and stage artisans shaping local commerce.
Advertisement urged readers with gall stone colic to seek sensible painless inexpensive treatment. Homes Drug Co at 812 40 Masonic Temple Minneapolis Minn offered literature on liver and gall bladder care from a recognized specialist with 28 years of results. Money back guarantee.
A Daily Health Service summary notes failure of appetite can signal malnutrition and disease resistance loss and often ties to nervous disturbances. Dr Venables cites nine cases where a mental factor sparked refusal of food in young girls, with recovery after underlying issues are addressed.
New York issues at record lows for wear. Shanghai reports 100 killed and many injured in a munition dump explosion near Chuchow. Dallas storms kill nine and damage Oklahoma. Washington IC C hearing on stock split. Sperry dies. Chicago police chief resigns after attacks. Pittsburgh bank heist nets 2250, one captured. Honduras murder of road master, Standard Fruit. Sailor drowned as two yachts collide. actress Claire Windsor among ten rescued.
Joe Trent of Uniontown says three bottles of Orange Brand Tonic and Nuggets cured his dyspepsia and restored appetite. He reports improved sleep, energy, and general health after using the tonic formerly named Iron and Celery Compound, with Bluefield Pharmacy supplying it locally.
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