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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
6
Fragments emphasize loving one another as divine truth. The text links love to God dwelling in the soul and describes the spirit of love as a blessing and happiness inherent in faith.
Government forecasts a 661 million bushel wheat crop the smallest since 1917. Winter wheat is poorest in 35 years, with spring wheat less affected though hurt by cold and pests. Domestic needs may limit exports and raise prices, shifting the burden to consumers.
The United Church of Canada unites Methodists Presbyterians and Congregationalists in the Dominion after an act of parliament on the 10th. About 9 000 congregations and 700 000 members join with 414 000 Methodists 226 100 Presbyterians and 12 200 Congregationalists. A 100 000 strong Presbyterian faction opposed the union and is not included. The first general council met in Toronto with 350 delegates signing the basis of union.
A tortoise named M. G. Witten, born in 1900 near Welch, dies in New York after a life from Pocahontas coalfield peddler to artist. Bluefield sightings report a large meteor. ten years ago John A. Udy became chancellor commander of Knights of Pythias lodge 163. J. W. O'Dell dies in South Bluefield. William Tucker visits Bluefield as a Mexican War survivor. Church union progress stalls in the US though Canada shows possible unity. Huntington election prints photos of promised appointees.
A motivational poem by James Edward Hungerford urges readers to tackle life with grit nerve and pep. It claims the world backs those who work hard and maintain a positive view, promising rewards and treasure for persistent effort.
The piece hints at an upcoming Blue field election with rumors of appointees and new offices. It notes President von Hindenburg’s hold on power, hints at the Hohenzollern throne in the attic, and mentions a dangerous revolver scene reflecting political peril.
Editorial notes that 11,889 new state laws have been enacted this year across 38 legislatures, yet no state or federal body can state the total. A Cleveland man and city mayors report “we don’t know” the number of laws in effect, underscoring the impossible task of tracking statutes. The piece closes with lyrical June imagery from Cincinnati Enquirer.
Real estate subdivisions flourish as sales pitches spread nationwide. Home ownership is praised as a path to financial independence and a lasting sense of achievement for the buyer.
A collage of quick quotes from multiple papers notes varied topics. F W Woolworth’s 10 cent era fortune and deathless fortune. Queen Marie comments on women’s dress. President Coolidge ponders Norse discovery. humorous Rotary Club line about King Albert.
The writer urges careful real estate choices and warns against hasty buying. Emphasizes evaluating a firm's character and notes a good firm can prevent costly unhappiness. Encourages teaching children to think for themselves so they can assess propositions and make intelligent decisions independently.
Telegraph ticklers critique social dress and family secrets with sharp quips about finishing schools marriage and dancing. The piece quips about money daughters in college and the theater world noting couples seek plots, hot water cures cold feet and homes full of jazz spark loud baby cries.
The article argues play is natural to life and vital for health. It notes children, animals, and adults benefit from recreation, aiding digestion and sleep. It suggests golf for mild exertion and tennis for stronger hearts while recommending games that suit one’s condition.
Captain George Meyers was ordered to apologize to nineteen Washington reporters individually for a failed navy publicity plan. Secretaries and officials arranged a Los Angeles dirigible visit to Annapolis with reporters set to tour the ship. The plan collapsed when Meyers was limited aboard and a secretary’s office rebuke followed, prompting apologies from the captain.
A disjointed piece from a theatre piece centers on a mistaken dress-room intrusion, a clumsy proposal, and a running gag about a waiter father. A veteran quips about his rank as a private, while Diogenes ends by blowing out his lamp and going home.
A critique contrasts Mr Bryan with Bacon, citing Epicurus on atheism and superstition, then discusses American medicine, liquor policies, and the need for discipline in the medical profession. Chicago murder rates provoke calls to trust law and institutions, while debates over the League of Nations and armament committees reveal partisan tensions.
A woman protests being eighteen to a photographer and questions past statements. The photographer explains his invitation is a trade ruse to coax a natural expression, while they order drinks. The dialogue highlights tension over age and consent in a staged portrait setting.
The Anawalt Ladies' Aid gathered June 4 at Mrs H T Graham's home for a short business session and social hour with refreshments of chilled fruit lemonade and small cakes. Members present include Mre J A Pancake Mrs E C Rector and others.
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