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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
8
Sunshine Boosts Mood and Trade in Brief Outing
Summer sunshine briefly lifted spirits and improved trade, with businessmen noting a rise in sales after dull days. The piece links weather to human mood and growth, arguing that people and crops respond to sunny conditions and that the land retains a strong influence on character and ambition.
France seeks debt plan revision and easier terms
The French government wants a revised debt refunding deal with the United States, favoring lower interest rates and possible partial principal cancellation. Paris rejects the current plan, arguing it already grants substantial relief and questions whether France would actually pay under any new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
Mellon
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Spirit of the West: Chicago Post on President's Black Hills Visit
The Chicago Evening Post praises a westward spirit and mindset as the president tours the Black Hills region, noting a distinctive quality and outlook toward natural America. The piece suggests a mental attitude shaping perceptions of the western landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Chicago Evening Post
Black Hills
America
Weather echoes past conditions and local legal notes
Twenty years ago today the Daily Telegraph reported similar weather to now as merchants noted a straw hat season. Alfred Eilis was arrested over Horeepen post office affairs. Graham case hearings continued before the Virginia corporation commission. Ten years ago today R B Miller bought Judge Ritz’s College avenue home and Coeburn Methodist church dedication occurred with a marriage between Miss Lacy Gladys Jenkins and C W Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
Atent
Alfred Eilis
Horeepen
Graham
Virginia Corporation Commission
R. B. Miller
H. A. Ritz
College Avenue
Coeburn
Lacy Gladys Jenkins
C. W. Scott
The West and Its Nature’s Subtle Dominion
The author argues the West cannot be fully tamed by man, contrasting eastern subordination of nature with western wild grandeur. Rivers resist restraint, plains remain vast, and the Rockies stand as an imposing, untamable force shaping a landscape of vast distances, forests, deserts, and winds that stir the spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Prairie
Middle Weat
Plains
Prairies
Rockies
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Great Plains
Editorial Columns and the Busy Editor’s Burden
A look at West Virginia editors who write editorials under pressure and the reasons many small towns skip them. The piece notes readers seeking public affairs insight, mentions California news, Chaplin’s divorce trial, Upton Sinclair’s Boston ban, and a Dempsey Sharkey boxing match as prompts for editorial interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Ourself
Hero in Old Age Reflects on Courageous Flight to Paris
A poetic reminiscence by Eleanor Aletta Chaffee recalls a lone heroic pilot who flew from New York to Paris, surviving fatigue and peril to reach the goal. He endures rain, cold, and distance while imagining home and readers. now Paris planes cross daily, and he contemplates aging and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Eleanor Aletta Chaffee
West Virginia Health Spending Outpaced by Neighbors
West Virginia spent only 6.4 cents per capita on health in 1925, far less than nearby states, yet rural health units cut the state death rate by 1.10 percent and saved an estimated 228 lives worth about 1.11 billion dollars. The state funded clinics, water and milk safety, sewage disposal, and health education, with half the 1050000 appropriation going to counties and cities to establish full time health teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
Wilmington
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio
State Health Department
David Littlejohn
Division of Rural Sanitation
Wheeling Intelligencer
Commentary on waterways, crime, and higher education folly
The article rails against the English Channel tunnel proposal, mocks cross‑Channel fears, and condemns criminals as lazy. It then derides college graduates entering Hollywood, predicting only one usable senior among thousands, as a satire of higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Earl Carroll Sentenced to Atlanta Penitentiary for Perjury
The New York Herald Tribune notes Attorney General Sargent sent Earl Carroll to the Atlanta prison for a one year term after a perjury conviction tied to his champagne party. Across papers, opinions range from praising justice to questioning the handling of ill health and possible parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carroll
Sargent
Carroll
Atlanta
New York Herald Tribune
Greenville
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Charleston Evening Post
Charleston
Baltimore Sun
Springfield Daily Republican
Charles Morse
Taft
Morse
Lynchburg Daily Advance
The
2 of News
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Elmira Star-Gazette
Portsmouth Daily Times
Syracuse Herald
Akron Beacon Journal
Toledo Blade
Daytona Beach News Journal
Ohio State Journal
New Orleans Morning Tribune
Portland Oregon Journal
Last Night's Mail From Rodney Dutcher on Gibraltar Spragues
The Gibraltar consulate tale traces Horatio Sprague I and II from 1832 to the Civil War era, noting their naval intelligence role and the Marie Celeste mystery. It highlights two presidencies hosting visits, two governments represented, and Dick Sprague’s prominence among naval officers and American missions abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Gibraltar
Richard
Horatio Sprague
Ppaenescien
Horatio J. Sprague
Spragues
Sprague
Great Rock
the Rock
Boston
Cadiz
Malaga
Malta
Genoa
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Humane Society of Massachusetts
Polk
Sprague II
Rock
Government House
Naval Harbor
Spain
Admiral Dewey
Cervera
State Department
Gibraltar Bay
Liverpool
Atlantic
Horatio J
Algeciras
Fillemore
Pierce
Grant
Roosevelt
Africa
Dick Sprague
Consula
Broadway Sorcery Draws New York Wealth Into Stage Dreams
In New York on June 20, theater fever grips Manhattan as business magnates and socialites chase seats, funding a mix of hits and costly flops. The article notes Broadway’s siren pull, shifting social barriers, and a Village scene where fortunes fund art, even if only as social capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Variety
Groun
Gilbert Swan
Short Cuts From Exchanges
A GE research lab engineer says synthetic food is not the future, but has long been a painful actuality. The Worcester Telegram indicates the idea is behind the times and already present in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
Worcester Telegram
Traits of Eminent Youth Shape Future Success
Editor notes psychologists from Stanford studied 300 historical figures to show high achievement comes from persistent motive, confidence, and strong character in childhood. Examples include Milton, Hume, Peel, Raphael, Beethoven, Newton, Bacon, Montesquieu, Jenner, with heredity and training shaping future stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Stanford University
Milton
Hume
Peel
Ireland
Raphael
Beethoven
Newton
Bacon
Montesquieu
Jennetz
Horace
Righteous Ways and the Heart's Strength Across Ethics
A reflective line notes that true strength arises from righteousness, yet when righteousness fails, flaws tarnish even noble nature. The quote emphasizes moral integrity as the heart of virtue and the fragility of virtue under strain.
Platform proposals for Bluefield reform and safety
The document outlines quarterly tax collections and similar federal schemes, mine safety training for operators and miners, barriers on dangerous roads, a gasoline tax to replace personal property taxes, more Bluefield factories, a new passenger station with parking to ease railroad traffic, street connections, and an advancement association for southern West Virginia with elections on a Sunday. It also mentions uniformed deputy sheriffs and constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa
Ves
Bluefield
East End Bridge
Midway
College Avenue
South Binefeld
Sernace
Southern West
Virin
Su 6
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Matt Matter
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Associated Press
Milten
the Spirit OF the West
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Chaplin
Upton Sinclair
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Ballyhooers
Mountain State
Ita
King Features Syndicate
Kansas
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Texas
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
English Channel
England
Channel
Dover
PRESS
Rodney Dutcher
Daly
Health Service
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