Notices and Advertising Policy of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The Bluefield Telegraph outlines paid notices and non news items such as club meetings sales and lodge resolutions. Advertising rates are available on request and foreign representatives are listed. The Associated Press is credited for republication of news dispatches.
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New York
Kansas
Chicago
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Daily Telegraph Printing CO
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Jocal Nes
Notable Quotes On Work And Faults From Scripture And Carlyle
A compact collection of reflections quotes from Eph 4 38 and Thomas Carlyle contrasting work and charity with self awareness and fault. The snippets emphasize labor as virtue and repentance as divine, while warning against ego and lack of self knowledge.
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Carlyle
Bluefield Bonds Pass Encouraging Growth Outlook
The community celebrates the approval of 450000 in betterment bonds and foresees benefits from improvements. Despite some opposition, property values rise as Bluefield enters an era of expansion with boosted confidence in future business and city-building plans. Citizens are urged to unite for further progress.
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Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Virginias
Britain pays $77 million in bonds to reduce war debt
On June 15 Great Britain fulfilled a debt refunding deal by paying about 77 million dollars in Liberty bonds at par. The move lowers the U S war debt while Britain withholds funds for government expenses. Jugoslavia announces possible negotiations. other debtors France Italy Belgium await developments.
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Great Britain
United States
Jugoslavia
Washington
France
Italy
Belgium
Tyre
Real
Britain
Sun Heat and Ether Theory Baffle Lay Readers
The article discusses scientists debating the existence of ether between Earth and Sun and how solar heat could travel through near absolute zero space. It explains the sun as a huge ball of flaming gases radiating heat across about 93 million miles, challenging common intuition.
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Fireman J E Winfrey of this city was badly injured after falling from his engine. Norfolk and Western brakeman J H W Cox was killed when knocked from his train by a projecting rock near Richlands. Rev J F Stone and Miss Dallas Lisle were married in Columbus Ohio. Ten years ago James S Kahle wed Miss Stella Turner. C S Dieffenderfer of Northfork married Miss Grace Clark of Peterstown. West Virginia celebrated the state's fiftieth birthday in towns and cities statewide.
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J. E. Winfrey
J. H W. Cox
Norfolk and Western
Richlands
J. F. Stone
Bluefield
Dallas Lisle
Columbus
Ohio
Jas. S. Kahle
Stella Turner
The
Sun energy not heat travels through space to warm Earth
A detailed explanation compares heat transfer from the sun to energy transfer by electricity. It notes that sunlight is energy not heat, arriving across absolute zero and warming Earth by converting energy in the atmosphere and on the surface. It explains shorter waves yield light while others heat, and higher altitudes receive less heat due to thinner air.
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Earth
Fraternal Order Urges Easier U S Immigration Tests
A well known fraternal order adopted a resolution urging Congress to modify and soften U S immigration laws arguing literacy tests and quotas bar desirable citizens while overlooking the many undesirable entrants.
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Congress
United States
Musical Instrument Parade Poem by Berton Braley
The poem lists instruments from ukulele flute and bagpipes to fiddle banjo marimba and saxophone. It celebrates a lively orchestra with drums cymbals trumpet tuba and organ and ends with a playful boast of memory of all instruments.
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Berton Braley
Last Night's Mail Dream Of 2500 World Of Air Ships
A dream set in the year 2500 imagines common land ownership under government, flying homes with garages, fast 600 mph travel, dispersed cities, a glass farm, disease eradication, a war on pests, tiny portable radios, and telepathy replacing spoken language as an alarm clock rings.
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Earth
Telegraph Tweetings Stir Global Banter and Local Quips
A collage of quirky lines covers international headlines and local humor from politics to sports. Notes reference Japan China and Europe with playful jabs at figures and events while oddities include a wolf encounter in Illinois and a dentist mishap.
Foundational Discoveries Shape Early Energy Era
An observed scene indoors shows an airplane home cooking dinner while a scientist from long ago is credited with unlocking atomic energy. The passage notes a pound of coal releasing power, illustrating the era’s dramatic energy breakthroughs and the shift from coal to nuclear potential.
Immigration and the melting pot in American life
The author argues the United States must strengthen immigration laws to prevent assimilation challenges. He warns that large ethnic enclaves will transform cities and threaten American identity, urging welcoming worthy newcomers but not rapid intake beyond society’s capacity to Americanize them.
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Ple
United States
America
Portland woman sets headstand record statement
A quote exchange questions what counts as a good time and ends with Miss Wayne of Portland revealing she can stand on her head for 14 minutes. The remark notes that girls will be boys in a provocative line.
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Wayne
Portland, Ore
Short Cuts From Exchanges
A collage of quips from various papers with wry takes on politics manners and daily life. The items poke fun at politicians courts culture and common sense through witty one liners and brief observations.
Cleverness And Curiosities In A Bustling World
A spoof of headlines and jokes pokes fun at language drift and newspaper quirks. Cartoonish exchanges reference political figures and silly mistranslations while light anecdotes about households a and dogs mingle with a wife’s mistaken crime scare.
I ll Tell The World Woman Bricklayer And Other Notes
A column notes Florence Thompson of Long Island City as the country’s only woman bricklayer and jokingly says she could earn money by bricklaying for a hat. It mocks experts, cites Ojibway theater plans for August, comments on Longfellow, and parodies industrial democracy ideas from F A Filene. It also mentions diet figures, Elms Hotel history, prohibition era concerns, and child employment laws in Virginia and twenty-two states.
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Long Island City
Hiawatha
Sea
Lake Superior
Longfellow
Onijo
New York City
Peter Witt
Omaha
Detroit
Washington
Virginia
Investments and tariffs underwrote American prosperity in 1920s
The editorial argues Americans lose money on risky foreign investments while public utilities and bonds offer safer returns. It lauds a strong tariff and producer focus to protect jobs, industry, and consumer welfare, endorsing American market protections and reputable dealers in securities.
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United States
Atlantic
Eugen M. Stevens
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Import surplus over exports marks trade shift in 1923
The first months of 1923 show the United States running a trade deficit with imports exceeding exports by about 60 million dollars in March and roughly 50 million through the first four months. Proponents of the Fordney McCumber tariff argue it protects domestic industry, while critics warned of strangling foreign commerce. The piece notes the US as the world’s largest, highly integrated market, shaping economic theory application.
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America
United States
Europe
Asia
Congress
Harding
Washington Post
Tanlac Claims Cure for Rheumatism and Stomach Ailment
Mrs Frances Sleeth of Clarksburg West Virginia reports relief from rheumatism fatigue and nervousness after using Tanlac She says flu onset stomach pain headaches and dizziness vanished with the medicine and she now feels stronger and more energetic Tanlac is advertised as available at druggists with over 37 million bottles sold and mentions Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation sold nationwide.
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Tanlac
Frances Sleeth
Monticello Ave
Clarksburg
W. Va
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