Isaiah 62 10 Exhortation to Prepare and Gather
A biblical verse urges believers to prepare the way for the people. It calls for assembling the stones, opening gates, and raising a standard to welcome all.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
6
A biblical verse urges believers to prepare the way for the people. It calls for assembling the stones, opening gates, and raising a standard to welcome all.
The piece argues that recent Indiana Pennsylvania primary wins reflect independence and anti machine sentiment rather than clear moves toward progressivism. It notes Congress opposition may grow, while Harding is not seen as opposed, and West Virginia remains traditional.
President Harding asserts leadership over Congress in a high stakes clash over the ship subsidy and soldier bonus legislation. Senate finance chair McCamber challenges the president’s demand for priority, while Harding had earlier maintained a hands off stance and warned against executive meddling as both chambers struggle for decisive direction.
Twenty years ago the Norfolk and Western purchased the Radford Southern Railroad, four miles of graded and trestled right of way. R B McNutt of Princeton and his bride Miss Eula Wysor of Grayson County were en route home to Princeton, and A W Mays visited from the west. Years ago Sallie Clagett and Miss Sallie pouty wed at Bramne Tilson family mourned.
A retrospective on President Harding pressuring Congress for policy action while Congress wavers, noting a lack of leadership in both houses and a shift toward executive insistence. Comment discusses Senator Lodge, political timing, and the emerging conference culture from Berlin to The Hague.
Poem celebrates camp life with the sizzling bacon as the true music of outdoors. The author notes the bacon’s aroma and sound as supreme appetite music, surpassing nature sounds for hungry campers. Published as a playful tribute by Berton Braley.
Credit men report fewer deadbeats as authorities tighten credit access. A Memphis expert says most people are honest, while a Toronto inventor learns a failure lesson from a submerged boat in a cellar. Prohibition declines, land and housing demand rise, rents may drop as new construction floods the market.
A editorial urges loyalty to right ideals over personal gain and warns that hiring, trust, and backbiting affect a business’s future. A Forbes Magazine quote and a Clarksburg Telegram note underscore integrity, fair play, and the consequences of betrayal in professional life.
Washington road expert C. R. Whitaker predicts West Virginia will become the most famous touring state in the nation as a complete highway system links every county. He praises the state's scenic beauty and says visitors will flock to see the countryside once roads improve, aligning with the Telegram's outlook.
Today's word is Agenda. It is the plural form of agen um meaning a program of business to be brought up at a meeting. It comes from Latin agere to act. Example shows the AFL convention agenda in the executive council report.
A mosaic of quips about education, optimism, and daily life. Noting a Missouri bank theft, Amundsen Arctic plans, self starters versus self stoppers, and a flurry of humorous aphorisms reflecting 1920s sensibilities.
A satirical barrage mocks Wall Street for recent failures as brokers gamble among themselves. An editor fears violence from a discharged Haas and contemplates a militant press. A drowning rescue sermon yields a quip about brandy in the revival rules, followed by a humorous crowd-size debate for a dance.
Readings recount the birth of Jesus under Caesar Augustus and Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem. Angels announce the savior to shepherds, Simeon and Anna prophesy, and Jesus is presented at the temple as he grows in wisdom and stature.
A set of brief quips from various papers. The Birmingham News notes marital quarrels over a partner skipping the sports page. The Ohio State Journal imagines future moral views in the new millennium. The Columbia Record critiques the tree of liberty as a nest feathering device. The Toledo Blade observes changing home building patterns. The Portland Express remarks on pride and poverty.
The article outlines emergency steps for drowning victims using artificial respiration and the Schafer method. It describes clearing the airway, placing the victim face down, expelling water, and performing chest pressure and rhythmic breathing at about fifteen breaths per minute, with heat and cautious stimulants later.
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