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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
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A compact statement of allegiance asserting belief in a government of the people by the people for the people. It emphasizes consent of the governed, democracy within a republic, union of states, and commitments to freedom equality justice and humanity.
A compact collection of literary reflections cites Chesterton and Amiel on war, religion, and human existence. It notes the sea’s depths versus muddy shallows and the enduring grandeur of autumn and winter in human life. The brief item closes with a purchase note for W. 8. 3.
Dr Henry Dwight Chapen, a pediatric professor at New York Post-Graduate, suggests via interview that society should endow all children and be responsible for their upbringing. He argues the plan would not create institutions but would require gradual growth and faces practical impediments.
A collage of wartime items notes Germany’s threats to the Atlantic, U S and French leaders reaffirming support, and U S leaders urging continued manpower to France. It highlights women’s rising public roles from streetcar conductors to lawyers, barmaids, and officials, plus shifts in royal fashion and wartime economy.
Dr. Chapen, noted for his extended experience with poor and mostly sick children, is described as a physician not a sociologist. The passage contrasts medical work with sociology and hints at broader social challenges faced by the needy.
The readers are told catarrh is curable with constitutional treatment and Hall's Catarrh Medicine, taken internally, which they claim cures by acting through the bloodstream. They offer $100 to anyone it cannot cure and request testimonials.
A 1918-era notice announces candidatos for the U S Senate and the Fifth District House of Representatives from West Virginia. It mentions primary day August 6 1918 and names A Hughes John Shott and Davis Elkins as figures connected to the campaigns with committee contact details.
A scattered list of fire signal coordinates and street junctions spans Princeton Avenue to Bland Street, plus references to rail and street crossings. The article shifts to Vienna, reporting pessimistic press commentary on Austria’s food crisis amid Italy front setbacks and a Zurich dispatch. It ends with a Yale scientist’s claim that a radium particle remains active for about 1,650 years.
Bluehield Lodge No. 68 Knights of rythias announces Monday night gatherings at 4 o'clock at Pocahontas Coal and Coke building opposite de pot with entrance on Scots street. Visiting Knights invited. HODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Bluefield Camp No. 7625 meets Mondays each month at M Hed Men's Hat on Shue. Visiting members invited to Fimeneid Commandery No. 19 which meets first Friday monthly Maronie Temple Vis iting Keights tovtted. Biveteia Lodge No.6% OF meets Wednesday night at Biba Building Raleigh street. Vietters welcome.
The Public Service Commission in Charleston, West Virginia, received applications from the Wheeling Traction Company and the Panhandle Traction Company for general rate increases tied to higher materials and wage costs. Both firms cite recent pay raises for conductors and workers to avert a threatened strike and seek higher passenger and relight charges across routes in and around Wheeling, Wellsburg, Moundsville, and Lazerville.
John Nibert, formerly of Huntington and now a Wilkinson coal miner near Logan, awaits Logan county grand jury action on charges of shooting to death his wife and both brothers in law. Nibert wounded his own hand in the incident and John Wright, a fellow miner, is charged with assault for striking Nibert during the attempted capture. Wright is held on a $590 bond.
London reports Haig says British forces captured a few prisoners and a machine gun in a raid northeast of Bethune on Tuesday night. Wednesday saw a hostile raid repulsed east of Hebuterne and increased artillery activity near Locre and Dickebusch lake in the Albert sector.
An old health ad cautions that backache may indicate kidney or bladder issues and lists symptoms such as nervousness sleeplessness dizziness and painful urination. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy with a money back guarantee and urges asking for the imported brand.
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