Digest any food with Ko Gal Kodol claim advertisement
An advertisement touts Kodol as a guaranteed digestant that lets users eat anything without stomach discomfort. It claims the product mimics healthy stomach juices and digests all foods, promising quick relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to buy at their druggist and keep a bottle handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Gal
Kodo
Kedol
Kode
Ruggiste
Lottie
Kodotte
EC. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Masonic Lodges Meet Weekly in Bluefield and Princeton
Bluefield Lodge No 250 I O O F meets Tuesdays at 8 p m in Hearn Hall with stated communications on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at Masonic Hall 3rd floor. Lazarus Lodge Princeton Ave Bluefield Lodge No 153 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays in Castle Hall at 7:00 p m all Knights invited to convocation.
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Bluefield Lodge
Hearn
Masonic Hall
Lazarus
Bluefield Lod
Pythias
Oldie Hall
Fireman carnival draws crowds in Graham week
The Graham Daily WEWS reports a successful firemen's carnival with record crowds on Monday and Tuesday. Highlights include the wild animal show, DoMetta and her baby, a midget act, and Profeggor Gay Is diving stunts. The Italian band, prizewinning at Charlotte, entertains locals. new barber shop opens. several residents, including Garnett Carson, sustain minor injuries.
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Animan
DoMetta
Profeggor Gay
Gay
Charlotte
Taft
Graham
Cherries Ripen Across Graham Area This Season
J G Nelson notes a bumper cherry crop this year as the small red fruit becomes ripe around Graham Virginia with many trees yielding heavily near the Bank of Graham office.
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Bank of Graham
Graham, VA
Personal paragraphs list visitors and locals in Bluefield area
K C Dirgas of Coeburn and M T Gilim of Matoaka visited the city. J M M Burch of Montcalm and W D Jeunings of Jared were in Bluefield yesterday. Lexington's N Miller was here, T E Pool of Charleston stays at the Altamont. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C B Davis of Rogers Street. Akers, a Honaker merchant, was in town. Grimsley of Honaker is registered at Windsor. William Laidley of Charleston and T J Northcross of East Radford were in Bluefield. R S Meade of Pocahontas visited business here. Tenia Meadows of Monroe County visits Mrs M E B Davis. Joseph Stupolsky of Bank of Pocahontas was in the city last night. Ruth Johnson of Adams Street returned from Virginia points. Mrs W A Bodell and daughter Ruth returned from Hin ton. Dr J J McKanna, famed for the three day liquor cure, returned from Welch. Celestina Kendrick and Blanche Wilkinson of Bristol Tenn. visit Mrs W H Thomas on Russell Street. P S Boxley of Lynchburg, Carpenter & Doxley, and Mr and Mrs Higginbotham were guests of Mrs L J Johnson on Adams Street. Miss Ethel and Vada Davis of South Bluefield have returned from Bland County visits.
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Wade H. Frazier
Margaret
Davy
City
Narrow Escape For Two Linemen In 2200 Volt Shock
Arthur Noel and H. C. Hopkins of Bluestone Traction Co. were working on Higginbotham avenue when a 2200 volt arc caused a fire and a fall from a crossbeam. Foreman FE Rutherford rescued Hopkins with a rope, Hopkins suffered neck burns and arm burns while Noel escaped with only a temporary shock and minor injuries.
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Arthur Noel
H. C. Hopkins
Bluestone Traction Company
Higginbotham Avenue
Noel
Hopkins
FE. W. Rutherford
Rail rate dispute seeks equal footing for Bluefield
The Roanoke chamber of commerce traffic committee presses Norfolk & Western to rescind discriminating freight rates between Roanoke and Bluefield. It urges a terminal rate for Bluefield or parity with Roanoke, citing a five to eight cent gap and advantaged Roanoke/Lynchburg jobbers. It notes other routes and low rates through Norfolk, impacting Bluefield.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
J. Whai
Wailer Perkins
A. 5. Rooker
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
Bluefield
Virginian
Lynchburg
Rosnoke
Celebrate Third a Glorious Fourth at Union Park
Beginning June 28 and ending July 3 the Maryland Amusement Company will stage ten big shows at Union Park. Highlights include Prof. Kanell the world champion high diver from a 110 foot ladder and a $1,000 fireworks display. Also featured are old fashioned contests such as greasy polo, sack race, pie eating, potato races and various child and animal events on the lake.
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Maryland Amusement Company
Union Park
Kanell
Garden question in Butler Ga Democrat excerpt
The reader recalls a ten hour effort to plant a tiny garden about the size of a large pocket handkerchief and wonders about a hen resembling a greyhound among lettuce and radishes. The note asks if a bench was intended for a useful purpose and whether children could hear it.
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Butler
Countryman’s Odd Health Talk With Doctor
Dialogue shows a countryman telling a doctor he eats less as he grows ill. The doctor explains that what is eaten seems to fly to the stomach, reflecting humorous Punch magazine style.
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Doctor
Letting the Gat Out
A whimsical excerpt shows a boy coaxing his grandfather with a frog imitation to trigger a joke about a future 85 000 payoff, reflecting a light vignette style from Success magazine.
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Success Magazine
Williams Kidney Pills advertise for kidney health
An old line ad asks about neglect of kidneys and nervous strain and promotes Williams Kidney Pills as a cure. It mentions price and the Williams Manufacturing Company of Cleveland and that The White Pharmacy sells the product.
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Williams
Williams’ M't’g. Co
Cleveland, O
White Pharmacy
Injunction Dissolved In Bluefield Water Case
Judge Herndon dissolved the temporary injunction in the Bluefield Water Works vs city of Bluefield. The court upheld the city ordinance powers to impose fines for violations after Superintendent McCarthy was fined 100 dollars and jailed for refusing to pay prior to the injunction being dissolved. The article cites editor Cal C H Tayloe and Boston Grobe as sources.
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Bluefield Water Works & Improvement Company
Bluefield
Herndon
Circuit Court
McCarthy
Bis
Cal
C. H. Tayloe
Boston Grobe
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United States
Management. United
First National Bank OF Northfork Northfork
McDowell County
W. Va
Lester G. Toney
Wm. J. Beary
Hk. Parrish
John M. Wirgman
Philadelphia, Pa
Wm. McGarthy
Bumgardner
L. Lazarus & CO
Secret Society News
Feds
King
Forth Boatlige Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Bluefield Treaster Co
Graham Daily
WEWS
Telegraph
R. K. Morton
Penn Street
Baker& Wells
Graham Amusement Co
Koy
Garnett Carson
Western Union Telegraph Company
J . Livesay
Livesay
Witten
Lithia
Amos Wade
Ge Local Nine
Lithia Springs
Tiy Top
Grahem
Amos
Samuel A. Baer
Dr. Baer
University
Winchester
Wigbur Ginther
J. F. Ginther
Rolfe
Iowa
J. G. Nelson
Public Accountant and
K. C. Dirgas
Coeburn, Va
M. T. Gilim
Matoaka
J. MM. Burch
Montcalm
Iuefield
Jeunings
Jared
N. Miller
Lexington, Ky
Pluefield
T T. E. Pool
Charleston
Altamont
C. B. Davis
Rogers Street
J. H. Akers
Honaker
T. G. Grimsley
Honaker, Va
Windsor
William D. Laidley
T. J. Northcross
East Radford
W. B. Morton, Jr
the Windsor
R. S. Meade
Pocahontas
Tenia Meadows
Monroe County
M. EB. Davis
South Bluefield
Joseph Stupolsky
Bank of Pocahontas
Ruth Johnson
Adams Street
Virginia
W. A. Bodell
Ruth
Hinton
J. J. McKanna
Welch
Cesephena Kendrick
Blanche Wilkinson
Bristol, Tenn
W. H. Thomas
Russell Street
P. S. Boxley
Lynchbhre
Carpenter &Doxley
Hensley Higginbotham
B. S. Higginbotham
Ll. J. Johnson
Ewthel
Vada Davvis
South Finefield
Bland County
Fila and
Hassie Atkins
H. C.hopkins
Norfolk
Hippodrome
Old Plantation and
Dixie Minstrels
Kyrol
Mascoott
Emo
Argentina
South America
Chicago Record-Herald
Daily Telegraph
Ghas. M. Sog
Stieff
Main St
Lynchburg, VA. C. W. Whitmore
Mera
Lyric Theatre
Bland Street
Shangaled
Mott’s
DR. Motts
Dr. Motts Chemical Co
Cleveland
Bluefield Normal and Business College
West Virginia
W. H. Cunningham
Mighty Clean-up
Hawley Merchandise Co
Rooney
P. O
Td Straus, Gunst & Company
Richmond
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