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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

8

Social happenings brighten rainy week at home gatherings

Society and Women's Activities report a busy sequence of gatherings despite heavy rain. Mrs S B McClung leads a host of friends with Mrs Ray Hawley and others as guests at a stylish reception and house party at a mountain resort, while many plan future travel and study. Community figures, visits, and travel plans fill the social calendar, including recitals, church events, and paths to Philadelphia Conservatory and Cincinnati for further study.

S. B. McClung Ray Hawley Do. J. Cheyney J. R. McNutt Ray Hankln Farris Ferguon Page Thornhill Gertrude Watts Mesdames R. FE. Lazenby Clarence McClaugherty W. A. Thornhill H. J. Shott George Dillard G. T. Thornhill Chas. Dick W. H Frey Latane Garet Philadelphia Cincinnati Garst

Pupil recital by Mrs Beckett showcased classically trained players

A Tuesday evening piano recital at Mrs E A Beckett's Third Street home featured pupils performing classic works with evident mastery. Performers included Sallie Deny Elizabeth Bur ees Genevieve Yeerout Anna Margaret Bernice Studebaker Bernard Cunningham and Pat Burnett with advanced students Nannie Rae Hefner and Mrs M C Win.

E. A. Beckett Third Street Sallie Deny Elizabeth Burees Genevieve Yeerout Anna Margaret Bernice Studebaker Bernard Cunningham Pat Burnett Nannie Rae Hefner M. C. Win

For Sale Multiple Homes and Lots on City Streets

A classified list offers two fine Maryland avenue and Whitethorn street lots, several seven to nine room houses on Hinton, Bland, Preston, Giles, Wayne, Carolina and Washington streets, plus East End and South Bluefield properties. Prices range from 3 750 to 12 100 with terms including small cash payments, rent-like balances, and immediate possession. For details contact opposite First National Bank.

Maryland Avenue Whitethorn Street West End Hinton Street East End College Avenue Bland Street New Hospital Preston Street Giles Street Hale Addition Jefferson Street Wayne Street South Bluefield Carolina Ave East River College Avenues Princeton Avenue Washington Street Counae Hill

Summer Salad by Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University

Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University presents a summer salad recipe. Combine celery ham and apple with a tangy dressing then mix with lettuce or endive. Garnish with mayonnaise and arrange sliced potatoes and beets around the salad.

Columbia University

Burglars Leave Table Set After Westchester Break In

Two burglars who robbed a house in Westchester county left the table fully set. Twelve women have been authorized to practice law in England.

New York Westchester County England

Spirit Evidence In Forgery Case Inspires Trial Drama

In St Paul on June 20 a woman named Mrs. McAlpine blamed evil spirits for forging checks. The court rejected the defense as the mother-in-law faced prison alongside her daughter-in-law. The case highlighted tensions between spiritualism and modern justice.

St. Paul Minn Mia Helen M. Robertson McAlpine McAlpine Catherine

Garages and repair shops reshape Nazareth amid roads boom

In Nazareth Palestine the rise of modern garages and repair shops reflects the spread of automobile use. Arabs Syrians and Jews trained in the United States run these businesses near homes of locals, contrasting with poorer native dwellings and near the site once thought to be the carpenter shop of the Master of Men.

Nazareth Palestine United States

Many Firms Adopt A Code Of Ethics

St Louis June 20 More than one hundred and seventy trade and professional associations have adopted standards of ethical practices. Rotary International Chairman Bert Scribner said the campaign aims to standardize ethics across business relations with suppliers competitors and the public. He noted 107 associations adopted last year and 50 to 60 more this year, with thousands of business men publicly declaring the Golden Rule in business terms.

St. Louis Bert Scribner Pueblo Colo Rotary Rotary International

Strike Halts Funerals Across Parisian Provinces

Paris dispatch reports a strike by undertakers' assistants delays many funerals in provincial towns by one to three days due to the stoppage, disrupting ceremonies and arrangements.

Paris

Soviet pardons bring officials back to posts

Soviet officials Kagan and Salmonoff, convicted of embezzlement, are forgiven and reassigned to their former positions. Queen Victoria suffers internal injuries after a fall on the Madrid royal tennis court. In Glasgow, Miss Mary MacDonald collapses from leg vein rupture while dancing to beat a Scottish endurance record. A renegade French poacher near Lake Rudolf is identified after killings with ivory hunters. Beaded satin frock features two ornate beaded pockets. English heirs to major estates head to Oxford for an agriculture course.

UTS Moscow Kagan Salmonoff Queen Hurtas Madrid Queen Victoria Royal Tennis Court Glasgow Mary MacDonald

Dance and You May Grow Tall by Marian Hale

Gloria Foy claims six months of vigorous ballet and bar work adds height after age twenty one. She dances two hours nightly plus matinees and daily practice, reporting increased energy and health while urging others to persist with daily exercise for potential growth.

Marian Hale New York Gloria Foy Miss Foy

Reichenberg German Center of Bohemia in New Borders

A National Geographic bulletin notes the withdrawal of home rule from Reichenberg by Czechoslovakia. Reichenberg, Bohemia’s key German manufacturing town, sits on border prongs between Czech lands and Germany, highlighting historic German influence and shifting political tides.

Europe Reichenberg Czechoslovakia Washington, D. C National Geographic Society Bohemia Germany Republic Slavstock

Olive oil shampoo makes hair glossy pliant says experts

Hair specialists recommend olive oil shampoo for dry brittle hair. They claim it cleanses well and leaves hair soft and glossy. A palm olive shampoo available at department or drug stores is suggested for home use. Thousands report real hair beauty benefits.

Reichenberg Ties Czech Privileges to Language Standoff

The passage notes Bohemia's fertile lands aiding Czech concessions while Reichenberg clings to German. its industry includes cloth manufacture and dye works. The city, with about 40 000 residents, shows German-leaning sentiment, refusing Czech language in official communications, triggering Prague to revoke local self governance privileges.

Bohemia Plateau Reichenberg Europe Liebig Prague

Immigration drive in Australia to curb Japanese influx

Melbourne reports a government plan to offer every inducement to boost white immigration to Australia to counteract a steadily increasing influx of Japanese.

Melbourne Australia

Lemon Cream Promises Soft Skin and Fair Complexion

A home remedy claims two lemons and Orchard White create a quarter pint of skin softener. Massage into face and neck to achieve youthful softness and a rosy white complexion without irritation.

Chiropractic boon for those over fifty in healthy aging

The article extols the drugless health science of Chiropractic as a benefit for people past fifty who still maintain vitality. It emphasizes proper care and continued usefulness in later years.

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