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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
10
A couple discusses shopping for a refrigerator and living room suites. They mention Warlick’s refrigerator, a velour davenport priced at 1356 dollars with a free mattress and end table, offered on terms of 25 dollars down and 10 dollars a month. The dialogue hints at planning a purchase before summer heat.
Peter Newhall flees to South America after a shipwreck and is presumed dead by Ishmin and Dorothy. Dorothy and Ivan plan a marriage in the wilderness as they face a harsh crossing back to Alaska, with Pete forgotten on the shore. The tale blends survival, love, and fate amid storms and shifting loyalties.
An ad promoting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound explains women suffer from morning headaches backaches and depression. It claims the remedy, made from roots and herbs, has no narcotics and has restored health for fifty years.
A user describes two years of severe stomach pain and persistent belching. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy one dose brings full relief, claiming it cleans the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation linked to stomach and liver ailments. The White Pharmacy and druggists nationwide offer a money back guarantee.
Critics doubt Tommy Gibbons will be overwhelmed by Jack Dempsey in a return bout. Harry Greb the middleweight champ says Dempsey cannot stop a fast opponent, asserting confidence in Dempsey’s foe.
An ad promotes Joint-Ease as a remedy for burning feet caused by small-bone arch troubles. It claims the emollient soothes joints and ligaments by absorbing through skin and offers quick relief by morning. Sold by East End, Bluefield, and Fairview pharmacies for 60 cents a tube.
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