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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
2
Bluefield West Virginia notices advertise that advertising rates are furnished on application. The item appears in postal matter with class notes indicating second class mail status and options for daily and weekly editions priced for one year.
The Seventh Senatorial District Convention at Hinton unanimously adopted resolutions reaffirming loyalty to the Republican party and praising President Roosevelt and WV officials. They endorse Hon. Nathan B. Scott for re election to the U S Senate and urge delegates to vote for him. The meeting notes coal output during a strike, with miners divided on returning to work and criticism of labor leaders and prominent Republicans.
Mr. McTier from Woanoke challenged war causes blaming New England capitalists and mill owners for the Civil War while a later ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a proven internal remedy from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The piece blends politics with a medical advertisement.
The piece argues authorities should keep streets open only as builders require while noting leaders like Miles O Reilly and Carter Harrison reflect broader political and social currents. It covers reform, coronation economics, and public health ads including Dr Kings's Pills and a Pocahontas Fourth of July event.
Henry Bisles of Hatton Arkansas extols Ramon's Liver Pills and Ramon's Relief as cures for bilious colic after decades of trial. He claims broad customer satisfaction and urges households to try a dose. The ad notes druggist H N White sells the products. Also promotes Blue Flame Oil Cookers by M G Whitlow as a summer convenience.
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