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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

7

Private country club to rival eastern resorts discussed

A mining magnate suggested a new country club near Bluefield, with vast entertainment facilities and park annexation, financed by wealthy backers. He claimed resources would cover lavish features surpassing rivals, predicting strong city growth and a profitable investment if the project advances and land near Dr Hare Springs is acquired.

Norfolk Jockey Club Cincinnati Bluefield Bliefield Country Club Dr. Hare Springs South Bluefield Appalachian Power Company

Chestnut Blight Kills Trees Yet Wood Remains Strong

The chestnut bark disease sweeps New England and the mid Atlantic, killing much timber. US Agriculture officials advise removing bark and diseased spots before shipping chestnut timber. Sound wood from blighted trees remains as strong as green timber for two years, then insects diminish quality.

New England Middle Atlantic States United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service

Chestnut timber must be used within two years after death

Foresters from Connecticut to Virginia met in Trenton New Jersey to discuss chestnut bark disease and wood use. They noted sapwood decays in three to four years and heartwood checks, urging local markets for blight killed chestnut and directing owners to contact state foresters or the forest service for guidance.

Trenton N. J Connecticut New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Forest Service Bureau of Plant Industry

Murder Mystery at Marshall College is Solved

Two Huntington college students uncovered the truth behind a feigned crime when a Philadelphia medical student sent his sister a dissecting skull and bones. The improvised prop, varnished and hinged, was hidden in rooms last winter and discarded into a wastebasket before being moved to an alley where authorities and townspeople were misled for weeks.

Marshall Campus Marshall Huntington Mona Lawson New Haven Lois Lilly Bluefield Miss Lilly Tracy Lilly Medical College Philadelphia

No Secret About Woman's Beauty Plus Lydia Pinkham Claim

An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for distressed women. It links eye brightness and complexion to beauty, while promoting relief from aches pains faintness dizziness and bearing down feelings to reveal womanly beauty.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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Ely Mayers Geo. H. T Whiting St Chicago White Pharmacy Bluefield Normal & Business College W. H. Cunningham J.D. Shott Lilburn E. Ward Bloch Co.’s Pocahontas Bluefield Lodge Masonic Hall Lazarus Building Princeton Avenue Armature Electrical Contractors A. L. Smith W. Va Chichester Skills Isieor Tae PILLA Percy J. McElrath Hyman Bramwell Charles ST. Clair Human Building Princeton Ave J. E. Mayer Law & Commerce Building Bluefield Undertaking CO Servich John R. Gott Public Accountant and Auditor W. Grace St Richmond, Va Ninth St Lynchburg, Va Department of Agriculture Theorch Appalachian Bluefield, W. Va Marshall College At Stein Bloch Stein-Bloch
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