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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
24
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Three family portraits are valued at five thousand dollars. One depicts Samuel Vecht, Maryland’s first governor general, by Sir Peter Loly, while another features Hugh Bayard, painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Havana readers learn Segundo Tellechea of Campo Florida cut meat prices after winning $20 000 in a government lottery. Customers praised the move as it undercuts rivals within miles. The story notes the prior criticism of high prices.
A prince seeks a princess forcing dramatic tasks from a wicked queen. The moonman, stretchers, sharp-eyed and warm-related figures aid, but a cunning plan and a servant's fire sacrifice secure the princess. The queen’s schemes backfire as the guards’ aid ends with the prince rescuing his bride.
Julius B Muller arrived in 1921 from Lithuania with twenty five cents and little English. He completed a four year high school course and earned a bachelor of arts from Washington University in just over four years while teaching to support himself. He mastered ten languages and, two weeks before graduation, made up missing history credits to graduate.
Congressman Martin L. Davey cites yews three thousand years old in land and Scotland and other ancient trees across Europe the near east and Mexico. He warns that urban life and decay threaten long lived trees urging care to preserve ages up to millennia and noting rare specimens in museums and forests.
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