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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
6
Newark woman Miss Kelly describes a three year nervous breakdown and daily aches improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states she is now well and able to work and has recommended the remedy since starting treatment.
The Matoaka pastor praises Mayor Gray of Welch for banning Birth of a Nation from town. War Saving Stamp speaker Fred Anderson tours McDowell County, urging stamp purchases. Dance for Red Cross at Wilcoe raises funds. Colored troops prepare to depart Camp Sherman. Local residents James Damron family travel Oceana. J. M. West visits and returns to Logan.
The War Department announced an additional list of eighty four Americans reported in German prison camps by the Red Cross. Names include Capt George C Freeland Rochester N Y and Lt Edward A Keenne, with others listed as missing or in French aviation service. Darmstadt and Giessen camps noted.
In Arden crossing two miles north of Washington, Mrs. Clarence Deary and Mrs. Fred Housekeeper, both 28 from Snodgrass, were killed when the auto they rode in was struck by a Washington Pittsburgh express. Driver Owen Adams of Canonsburg was severely injured with a broken arm and internal injuries. The car was demolished after they had driven to Washington for repairs and accepted a ride invitation. Deary died instantly. Housekeeper died soon after at Canonsburg hospital.
State Prohibition Commissioner W H Hallanan mails letters to food administrators in all counties asking cooperation to curb foreign born citizens making wine this season. He notes sugar and fruit use falls under Hoover era conservation rules and urges enforcement of liquor laws to prevent sugar waste.
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