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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
5
Dodson's Liver Tone promises a safe alternative to calomel, claiming it cleanses the liver without causing sickness or salivation. The advertisement asserts morning-after relief, renewed energy, and a money-back guarantee from pharmacists, urging readers to switch from dangerous calomel.
The Jeffersonville district race for supervisor pits county farmers against merchants over retaining the county agent and farm program. J D Peery, Democrat, faces William A Leece, Republican, in a contest seen as echoing broader posts war policy debates. The Graham Daily News promises ongoing coverage. Carried Shooting Lion in Bosom. Delia Thompson, colored, stepped off a Bluefield street car here yesterday.
Story blends a local crime note with a Charleston Mail report of Katherine Grayson and James Herbert Reid wedding. It notes a pistol found in a false pocket, Chief Rosenbaum’s scare, a $20 fine, and transfer to Officer Rutherford, then shifts to a detailed Charlottesville styled wedding at Slay Fork with guests, attendants, attire, and carriage of bride Katherine Grayson and James H Reid.
Local items report Mr Metcalfe weighing wedding gifts for June by boss. police trace loss of Rev Rich’s shirt via Bertillon method to Big Neck Jim. Bible missing from Lutheran altar prompts plea to return. Mattress plant workers wed. a senator’s auto crash near Mitchell en route to Sioux Falls delays travel.
Paris dispatch reports initial outline for limiting armaments to be presented at the League of Nations first meeting. Allies seek immediate negotiations under the league with October as target for a plan, contingent on regional stability. Santo Domingo becomes first non regional applicant to join the organization.
Senator Thomas P. Gere of Oklahoma sustained a shoulder bruise when his automobile overturned en route to Sioux Falls South Dakota. The injury is not serious and he expects to resume his journey shortly.
Records show Thomas Woodrow, grandfather of President Wilson, came to Chillicothe Ohio to preach. He was received by the Bloomingsburg meeting in 1837 and installed the first Friday in November that year. He resigned in 1847 due to ill health and died near Columbus in 1877.
A Cardiff Wales letter from a WAC member describes American troops in France. She notes clerical work in a large French cave barracks with Central Records, praise for the “ Waves” and the boys, and plans for a revue titled The Battle of Bourges with a strong American music influence.
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