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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1927

Page

3

Trappers Paradise Bill Beeman Seeks Fortune in North

Bill Beeman returns to Los Angeles with $10,000 after months trapping north of Lake Winnipeg. He endures 35 below zero, sleeps in a lean-to beside a raging fire, is boxed out of ice for three days, and sells pelts in St Louis before resuming life in golf knickers at local hotels and clubs.

Las Angeles Calif Bill Beeman Los Angeles Lake Winnipeg St. Louis Bill Elbow Lake Rice Lake Martin Pine Forest St Louis

Westminster Abbey Receives New Honor Book

A hand written illuminated Gold Book with British Army Medical Corps names who fell in battle is placed in Westminster Abbey. It cost 12500 dollars and took Grailey Hewitt three years to complete with six assistants. The book imitates fifteenth century Italian style and is praised for its legible, perfectly formed letters.

London Westminster Abbey Grailey Hewitt Hewitt

Tit-Bits Snippet Reflects Boxing Talk And Fatalism

Dialogue excerpt shows a boastful claim about boxing gloves and a fatalist remark about dying in the same way. The fragment evokes a gritty street voice and rough humor, capturing a moment of taunting bravado and implied danger.

Woman Sets Pace For 80 Men In Forest Planting

Colorado Springs June 15 Helen Henderson is the first woman to join the LA and forest service tree planting crew on Pike National Forest near Colorado Springs. She plants about 600 trees a day, setting a pace for 80 male workers who typically plant 500 trees daily. She balances field duties with study for Colorado College forestry courses and will graduate next year.

Colorado Springs, Co Helen Henderson Forest Service Pike National Forest Colorado Springs Jack Miss Henderson Forestry Service Colorado College

Thousands to welcome U S fliers in Austria

Vienna June 18 Most of Austria’s population gathers for the arrival of Clarence D Chamberlin and Charles A Levine tomorrow. Thousands plan to view the air parade at Aspern air field with trains running every ten minutes. Fliers from Hungary and Jugoslavia join the event with German and Austrian aviators. Austrians expect Mrs Chamberlin and Mrs Levine and a large entertainment program is planned.

Vienna Austria Clarence D. Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Aspern Air Field Hungary Jugoslavia

Bootleg Autos Are In Demand

Albany report tells of a seized rum car auction near Malone New York where a buyer inspected car bodies for value. A man who bought the car two years earlier found a secret compartment with whiskey and liquor and sold it for ten dollars more than his original price prompting a quick sale of all cars.

Albany N. Y Malone New York State Canada John Barleycorn

Coolidge Discovery of Dakotas Reveals Bad Lands Wonder

Rapid City June 18 Calvin Coolidge visits the Black Hills area revealing the Bad Lands a vast 30 to 50 mile wide by 120 mile long fossil rich expanse formed from a dried lake bed sculpted by glaciers. The landscape features beige cliffs arches towers and cedar shaded pass views attracting curious travelers. Fossil hunters probe for sabre tooth horse dinosaur and other prehistoric relics preserved in the paleosand.

Rapid City, & D South Dakotas Prairies Calvin Cool Rapid City Washington Cedar Pass

Lexington trainer Elijah Brewster dies after illness

Elijah G. Brewster, 64, a renowned horse trainer, died at his Lexington home after a five month illness. He was widely known for his participation in races across the country and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma Brewster.

Lexington Elijah G. Brewster Emma Brewster

One Hundred Buried in Colombian Textile Plant Collapse

Bogota reports say a plant collapse at Rosellon near Medellin buried about a hundred textile workers. Initial accounts indicate many dead or injured and relief trains are moving the injured to Medellin for treatment.

Bogota Colombia Rosellon Mein Traies Medellin

Former Local Man Returns from West China Missionary Work

The Rev. B. F Lawrence, formerly of this city and a long time Episcopal church missionary in West China, is visiting family in Bluefield after leaving China during the revolution. He will speak tonight at Bland Street Methodist on Chinese refugees and missionary departures. Lawrence, born in Lafayette, spent a decade in mission work and studied at Concord Normal, WVU, Drew Theological Seminary, and Northwestern.

B. F. Lawrence Bland Street Methodist Church B. F Lawrence Episcopal Church West China Morgantown Bluefield J. R. McCulloch G. M. McCulloch China Lawrence Lafayette Concord Normal School Athens West Virginia University Drew Theological Seminary Madison, N. J Northwestern University Evanston, Il

Evening Cape with Gold Net and Velvet Collar Details

A description notes a gold net evening cape featuring a high ruffled black velvet collar. It also records that John Bardsley of Philadelphia brought the English sparrow to America in 1770 to control insect pests.

America John Bardsley Philadelphia

Konjola Praise From Huntington Man At Bluefield Drug Store

John Waugh of Huntington credits Konjola with restoring sleep and improving digestion and energy after years of kidney and liver trouble. He says his stomach, liver and kidneys improved, he now sleeps well, and he can eat freely. The Konjola Man tour and product will be at Bash Penn Drug Store in Bluefield.

John Waugh Huntington Collig Ave Konjola Easley-Penn Princeton Avenue Bluefield Mr. Waugh Bash Penn Drug Store

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