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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
7
The excerpt explains how flying via clouds and bumps makes a plane stray and plunge. It details how terrain appears from above, the dangers of indistinct contours, the use of altimeters, and how clouds and wind affect course. It also notes navigation tips like using towns, rivers, and railways as guides for cross country flights.
A Cleveland woman recounts four weeks in a hospital for lower body pains and fainting. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her symptoms improved, leading her to urge others to obtain a bottle at their local drugstore and write for free advice from the company.
Worthington Indiana hosts a sycamore about 42 feet 3 inches in girth at ground level and 150 feet tall, with a rival felled tree boasting 67 feet girth. A California valley oak in San Benito County reaches 125 feet with 37 feet 6 inches circumference and can produce a ton of acorns. Wethersfield Connecticut has a great elm with a base circumference over 55 feet. The source notes the Bible word count for and across testaments.
An ad style piece urges overweight readers to use oil of kerein capsules to shed fat without dieting or exercise. It claims safety and easy digestion, advising outdoor time and weekly weigh-ins, promising lighter feel and easier work with regular use.
Miss Ruth Tinglepaugh and Richard Rutherford announce their wedding set for tomorrow at the bride's parents home in Los Angeles. The couple's long romance has led to marriage, with details noting the upcoming ceremony and location.
Dr Claude Stump leaves Bluestone Junction for Richmond to rejoin the Richmond Blues for service on the Mexican border after receiving a telegram at 7 15 am He had just returned from the Medical Conference of Virginia and expected call on short notice A quiet wedding at the Methodist parsonage joined J Alfred Vaughan and Rosa Ellixson with Rev D T Miles officiating Both are connected to Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries and the local post office population
Raymond Larey Scott aged eleven months and fifteen days died at his home in Brattiswell on Wednesday evening after a two week illness from whooping cough measles and pneumonia. The family received sympathy from relatives and friends. The Coopers M R Church dedication date moved from June 25 to July 2. Harry Goodwill Johnson has whooping cough. Mrs Buchanan and Mrs J W Johnson visited Bluefield Monday. Miss Helen Puettman visiting Bluefield. Miss Edwyn Burnley passed through Cooper en route to Rich.
Ground was broken yesterday on Welch news for a four story Masonic temple to be one of the prettiest buildings in the county. Clark and Walker secured the contract and will carry out the construction for Mc Dowell Lodge No. 112 A F A M. Officers will be installed at a June 24 meeting with all members urged to attend.
The Studebaker gains popularity with multiple sales by a local agent over recent months. Buyers include W. W. Yreer, W. M. Pearman, Thomas Miller, Charles Hughes, Dr. W. L. Johnson, Cleve Bowers and Glenn Bozi. Noel resigns as Rolfe buyer to join Peerless as chief buyer, with Coeburn moving to a new post.
Mont Barnes visited old friends before returning to Florida. Arthur Mitchell left to join the Welch military company at Kanawha City. Mrs. Jake Rosen and baby visited Baltimore. Mrs. Gallagher heads to Atlantic City to join her daughter Mrs. Elliott in New Mexico. A C Felts, long time resident now in Denver, stopped to greet friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Angel and daughter Elizabeth returned from Lygieston Virginia.
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