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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
8
The page lists publication details for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph with pricing and payment terms for subscriptions and single copies. Admission of Associated Press notices is noted, along with mail and carrier rates across West Virginia and surrounding regions. It is dated Friday June 22, 1928.
A brief invocation reflects on divine presence in a holy temple. The text urges reverence to God, emphasizing fear of the Lord over earthly concerns.
A Bluefield plea calls for regrading and widening of the Cumberland pike from the Bland road intersection toward East River. Advocates say the road is essential for county development, noting wide right of way, unsafe fencing, and the need to open an accessible East River valley for growth.
Senator Copeland of New York argues for a world conference called by President Harding to settle economic troubles plaguing nations. He warns against a crust over a loaf and says a broader policy and open streams of commerce are needed, urging America to lead in shaping a universal economic settlement.
Twenty years ago today the eleventh Epworth League conference met in this city. Miss Myrtie Hinchee married Ira Nichols. J. G. Miller elected noble grand of Bluefield Odd Fellows. Ten years ago today S N Worley attended a Roanoke wedding. a shell from the Civil War was unearthed near Princeton. Mrs Mary Ann Evans died at Vivian.
The statement questions Copeland's assertions on conference impact and joining the world court, noting the lack of shown efficacy to establish the claim as factual. The critique emphasizes the difference between asserting potential effects and proving them.
A 1923 commencement sermon urges graduates to grow into "big" people through steady effort, patience, and continued learning. It argues leadership ripens with experience and readiness to act, not mere schooling, and warns against chasing sensational "news" like oversized lobsters as trivial by comparison.
A collection of humorous quotes and dialect sketches. Sally Brown’s burly son joins the army and is praised as a major protector who never travels without his guard, reflecting regional speech and social jokes.
A rugged farm tractor narrates its strength and toil, claiming power for plowing, seeding, and harvesting. It boasts oil and grease scent, tireless energy, and heavy duty usefulness over beauty. The verse frames modern progress through machinery and work ethic.
The editorial notes two Brick youths planning a farewell meeting with two girls, a dorm handcuffing incident, and praises education. It then critiques Democratic publicity on Leviathan trip and argues for tax reform. citing Mellon’s proposals to cut top surtax rates and lower overall tax burdens while noting 1921 construction policy and 1924 tax receipts.
Preliminary report from the Bureau of Internal Revenue shows a drop in million-dollar net incomes to twenty one in 1921 from two hundred six in 1916, with New York State alone losing 76 million dollars in federal tax from 1920 to 1921. The figures underscore the futility of large wealth drafts when tax exempt securities lure investments.
A collage of witty, scattered items notes political visits to Russia, weather snips from Baltimore and New York, oddities about eggs and sugar, and a joke on a Chicago wedding. It captures a noisy 1920s style of humor and opinion from the Milwaukee Journal.
The canal’s heavy traffic and near two million monthly revenue hint at future profits, as oil tankers from California may swell revenue to five million monthly. Other topics cover immigration debates, racial theories, irrigation projects, and a note on the American flamingo’s threatened status.
A collage of humorous quotes from papers like Wenatchee World Milwaukee Journal Tacoma Ledger Vancouver Province Allentown Record San Francisco Chronicle. Jokes on vehicles wives lettuce and prunes stage graduates and neighbors lights. Quips reflect lighthearted social observations and timeless humor.
A paternal teaching piece warns young men facing early independence to expect bumps, work hard, and grow. It urges respect for elders, especially parents, notes two types of people, and cautions against angry cynicism. It emphasizes perseverance, courage, and keeping families connected.
Lighthearted quips unfold in a crowded Dust Row scene with families and neighbors trading wisecracks about daily life. A missing raincoat tale hints at frugal caution while a shopkeeper teases over rings and triple piece sets.
Slogan driven sales pitch highlights Montvale Addition and multiple properties in Bluefield. Listings show eight room brick and modern homes on Jefferson Albemarle Washington Rockbridge Pearl College Rogers College Fourth and more with cash down payments and monthly balances, some with guaranteed buyback.
Listings show multiple properties for trade including four to seven room cottages and homes in Medway Midway New Midway and Clark street with prices from 2 500 to 4 250 and monthly balances from 25 to 45 dollars. Some trades accept automobiles or real estate notes and offer unimproved city lots as exchange options. See us before buying.
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