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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
4
A compact reflection weaving quotes from La Rochefoucauld and Dante about steadfast purpose. It contrasts flattery’s harm with inner passion, sorrow, and resilience, hinting at enduring values and poetic insight.
An Atlanta Georgian piece under Other Editors argues the drastic rise in white paper costs and related materials triples the burden on newspapers. It notes many papers cannot sustain operations on current income and risks diminished service to their communities if prices stay high.
The argument questions paying owners for slaughtered cattle to stop disease and expands to whether cities should pay for human lives lost due to neglect. It critiques liability standards, typhoid risks, and public accountability, and notes talk of wage reform and Marconi’s ship collision prevention device.
Editors warn that readers overlook the grave white paper shortage impacting Georgian and other papers with sharply higher production costs and scarce supply, threatening newspaper viability.
The Atlanta Georgian notes white paper shortages and price surges driven by wartime demand and inflation. It argues newspapers must conserve materials, while maintaining high standards and informing the public despite unprecedented costs and global conflict.
A collection of clipped quotes from various papers, commenting on cars, a bear, fashion, war, business, and anti prohibition views. Notable lines include remarks on a bear’s rest, a short dress, and attitudes toward liquor importation.
Verse of patriot song praising liberty and nature with a prayer to God for protection. Credited to Samuel F. Smith.
There are many who have no relish for their meals and who must be very careful as to they eat that would be agreeably surprised if they were to take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its duties naturally. Hundreds have testified to the great benefit they have derived from the use of these tablets. They only cost a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. Tu-Sat.
Matilda Brits recounts arriving in Jackson's Hollow and transforming the Paradise Hotel by cleaning, cooking, and entertaining patrons. She marries the owner after a month, but he dies from a burst blood vessel after a playful cuff, leaving her to face the doctor’s fee.
After an extended inquiry a French scientist states tuberculosis can pass through perspiration. The germs travel via the skin pores from an infected person to others.
Alec Broadhead falls for Madge Meriweather in ten evenings as Andy Pelham and Miss Meriweather trick him. The ruse exposes his weakness for romance. In the end Miss Meriweather wins the bet and marries Alec Broadhead.
A simple household instrument from Germany can determine the proportion of carbonic acid gas in a room air. Canada covers an area of 3 746 000 square miles.
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