Biblical proverb on sowing and reaping with Dutch saying
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1922
Page
6
Demagogues Gather to Debate Power and Fear in Nation
A provacative editorial critiques demagogues as opportunists who wield influence to manipulate public opinion. It cites Senator La Follette and varied claims about who truly wields control in government, urging a showdown over who to fear in national life. The piece also notes shifting topics from theatre ventures to wartime loan denial and aging chorus girls, reflecting a satirical range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Wisconsin
la Pollette
United States Senate
Twenty Years Ago Today Log Train Wreck and Injunctions
A 20 year ago item recalls a Panther Pony tram road log train wreck that killed a worker, plus an injunction banning agitators from interfering with workers at the Flat Top field. Also notes visits to Bluefield by Dr James Vermillion of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Judge Keller
James Vermillion
Athens
Bluefield
W. H. St. Clair
Columbus
Norfolk and Western Surgeons’ Association
J. D. Alexander
Virginia
Tazewell
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress urged to act on ship subsidy by Harding
Mr Harding called Congress to act swiftly on the ship subsidy to protect future American shipping and safeguard the hundreds of millions already invested. An extra session was suggested if needed to steady lawmakers as summer campaigns and adjournment approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harding
Congress
Washington
Not Knocking Stella’s Car In Woodford Journal
Ernest Nine found work in Kentucky but returned to Hartford by Friday night. He plans to stay in the Hartford valley. Mrs Stella Gaines offers a good second hand touring car for sale at Woodford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Nine
Kentucky
Hartford
Hartford Valley
Hartford Observer
Stella
Stella Gaines
Woodford, Inl
Journal
Learn a Word Each Day SUCCUMB
Word of the day SUCCUMB defined as to lie sink down under pressure to yield or submit. Origin from Latin sub under and cumbere. Example shows people occasionally succumb to heat during summer. quoted dialogue touches overhang at the gate.
Somewheres I Wanna Go By Berton Braley
Poem by Berton Braley about lifelong dreams of travel thwarted by money health and fear. The speaker laments never leaving his hometown preferring to stay where he is despite longing for change and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
Dawes praised for saving one billion dollars in government cuts
Pleasants County editor lauds General Charles G. Dawes for trimming waste and enforcing businesslike department operations. The piece calls for deeper cuts, claiming one billion saved in a single year is only a start and urges further pruning of governmental "barnacles."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Pleasants Co
W. Va
Loader
The Tough Bird of the Senate
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes Senator Watson of Georgia as a tough, combative figure who boasts of fighting any senator. It notes Learcot and Phipps could be punched on or off the capitol steps and suggests the Senate discipline Watson to prevent further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Watson
Georgia
Learcot
Senator Phipps
Capitol
United States Senate
Senate
Cleverness Sparks in Room Exchange
Dialogue snippets show playful banter among characters Jimmy Freddy Speedo Peppa and He She with quick witticisms about permissions storms and expressions. The Topics of the Day section hints at film discussion and light romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedo
Peppa
Telegraph Jests and Jokes on Fame and Follies
A collage of quips and puns on politics, society, and everyday life. Items touch on a new Russian ambassador, fashion, tariffs, marriage, and random humor about movies, boxing, libraries, and a party misunderstanding.
Ontario Liquor Transport Crackdown Sparks Crossborder Shuffle
Ontario enforces a new act banning liquor transport by highway, restricting export shipments to rail and lake routes. The piece notes bootleggers’ shift, predictions on New York growth, and the era’s war-time economic echoes. It also cites May 1919 and May 1922 steel output, car production records, and a view on the coming postwar economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Canada
United States
Volstead Desert
Short Cuts From Exchanges Show Varying Nation News
A collage of brief bites from papers nationwide covers politics opinions and social quirks. Items reference Ford Harding votes divorce cases prohibition thrift and a veteran with a pending bonus as editors note humor and criticism across cities.
Resurrected Christ Appears to Women and Disciples
The passage recounts the stone rolled away from the tomb, the angel’s message that Jesus is risen, appearances to Mary Magdalene and others, and to the Eleven. Jesus commissions the disciples to preach to all nations and promises signs for believers before ascending to heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Magdalene
Surviving guard recalls Lincoln assassination night
William H. Proctor of Washington, now octogenarian, was among the Boys in Blue who guarded Lincoln's casket to the Capitol rotunda. He recalls the 1865 events, his brother John Claggett Proctor at the bedside, and his long service in the treasury. He was born near Antietam in 1842 and enlisted in the 1st Maryland Infantry, later serving at Gettysburg and Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
William H. Proctor
Proctor
Capitol
John Claggett Proctor
National Republican
Dra
Andersonville
White House
Lincoln National Bank
Adgues
Antietam
Hagerstown
Maryland
Frederick
Union
First
Maryland Infantry
Dickinson College
Eveing
Winchester
Gettysburg
Miles
Harper's Ferry
Ponlville
Washington
Capitol City
Winfield Scott
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Quartermaster’s
Treasury Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Roosevelt
Rossville
Elvira V. Riscoe
Carrie
R. P. Waddy
Georgetown
C. A. Proctor
Detroit
Michigan
PB. C
Los Anges
Liam G. McAdoo
Milk as indispensable food from cows and mothers
Dr. R H Bishop argues milk remains a vital staple from infancy through life. He notes milk contains fats proteins carbohydrates vitamins and minerals and stresses the role of fresh diet in cows and mothers to ensure high vitamin content. He calls cows one of mankind's oldest friends, delivering nourishment when properly fed and housed.
Kepler Sets Telegraph Speed and Endurance Records
Dayton Ohio June 17 T Ross Kepler, who learned telegraphy locally, claims world records for speed and endurance. In Columbus he sent 519 words in 43 seconds using Phillips code, and read Morse for 2 hours 15 minutes at about 68 words per minute. His speed exceeds Benjamine’s San Francisco record by 58 wpm.
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Dayton
T. Ross Kepler
Columbus
Kepler
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