Daily Telegraph Notices From Bluefield Classified
Notices that have no general news value must be paid for. Includes club meetings entertainments sales and church lodge resolutions plus obituaries and similar items. Remittances to Bluefield West Virginia address. Associated press supplied foreign representations and advertising agencies listed.
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Nda
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Associated Press
Gavertane Sasee
Cation
Kantal
Newport
Seneneity
Chicago
Sanneteco
Atlanta
Ana TD
Bluefield
W. Va
Subscription rates by Mali payable in advance
Rates listed for different zones and durations. One year in first two zones West Virginia charges 6.50 dollars. six months 2.50. three months 1.75. Third and fourth zones cover 150 to 600 miles. fifth to eighth zones priced on postage and service needs. details on application.
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West Virginia
Serra Able
Sergentns
Trust in Patience Mastery of Quiet Success
A brief religious quotation presents biblical patience as a path to perfection. It contrasts a scriptural exhortation from James with a modern motivational line about waiting in the secret of success. The piece reflects a devotional tone.
Follow the Leader in Patriotism and Civic Duty
The piece urges national unity and broad support for leaders during crises, arguing patriotism means advancing welfare and equal opportunity for all. It contrasts wartime unity under Wilson with current economic challenges and calls for unwavering cooperation with Hoover, dismissing political opposition as unneeded.
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United States
Wilson
Hoover
Wildernness
America
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Bowling of West Graham nearly died after eating canned apples. Senator Clarence W Watson introduced a bill for a monument to Major Andrew Summers Rowan. Houston Collieries bought Keystone Coal and Coke.
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D. 8
Bowling
West Graham
Clarence W. Watson
Andrew Summers Rowan
Houston Collieries Company
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Bluefield
Letha Stupalsky
Pocahontas
Fiest
New Christian Church
Bland Street
Budgetary Arms Limits Aims for Naval Freeze Plan
The European proposal to use budgetary limits at the next arms conference gains U S support. Nations would spend up to a set total, dollar for dollar, with adjustments by naval type and need. Proponents say it is simpler than category limits and reflects overall naval strength.
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Washifngton
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Returning to Barbarism in Spengler Theory Debate
The article challenges Spengler's view that western civilization will revert to barbarism. It argues modern progress in libraries, industry, transport, and politics negates a systemic collapse. It suggests future transformations will occur but current standards seem permanent and civilization under no immediate threat.
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Spengler
Herr Spengler
All Is Well Poem About Dreams and Hope
A poem urges keeping dreams private while resting and working again. It repeats that the wind blows and the ship moves with unknown direction, assuring that all will be well despite doubt and uncertainty. The verse emphasizes faith over fear and the unknowing path ahead.
Marketing and production must align says H Thompson
H Thompson of the federal farm board urged 4-H club members to pair production with strong marketing. He warned farmers often produce without a plan for selling, risking slower financial growth. The message, echoed by southern West Virginia clubs, stresses outlet planning for long term success.
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AM H. Thompson
Federal Farm Board
Thompson
West Virginia
Huntington Herald- Dispatch
Peggy Shannon Rapidly Rising in Hollywood After Clara Bow Breakdowns
Peggy Shannon, newly arrived in Hollywood, has stepped into featured roles after Clara Bow’s nervous breakdowns. She works long hours between sets, learning dialogue and fitting gowns while her Irish roots trace to Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Hubbard Keavy
Hollywood
Peggy Shannon
Peggy
Clara
Misa Shannon
Clara Bow
Sylvia Sidney
Sylvia
Shannon
Pine Bluff
Ark
New York
Ziegfeld
Arkansas
Napkin rings become rare Collector’s items spark memories
A New York reminiscence on how everyday objects like napkin rings gain antique cachet and how youth slang evolves from innocent gangs to dangerous marauders. The writer recalls boyhood pranks, a vow of revenge, and a chance reunion with a former foe now seen in a desert train depot.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Ohio River
Goldie
Michigan
Pacific Coast
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Desert
Gilbert Swan
Mile. Duchatau Wins Galveston Beauty Crown
Belgium’s Mile. Nelta Duchatau is proclaimed the beauty queen of the universe at the Galveston pageant. Critics doubt the intrinsic value of the title amid commercialisation while the Belgian entrant earns praise from judges for a distinct win.
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Mile
Nelta Duchatau
Belgium
Galveston
Duchatau
Demoiselle
Milo
Duchatan
Mlle. Duchatan
Fewer Americans Travel Abroad This Year
Fewer American tourists will vacation overseas this year but will spend money on travel and entertainment at home. Many will learn there is value in the advice to see America first.
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America
Peggy’s early stage path to drama after Ziegfeld
A woman named Peggy meets her future mentor and is photographed. She reads about Ziegfeld signing an Arkansas Beauty and joins the chorus for six weeks. After two seasons she longs for drama and spends three years in 15 shows, none with an extended run.
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Peggy
Ziegfeld
Arkansas Beauty
New Chinese Minister Faces Wide Government Changes
Washington report on Dr. Chao-Chu Wu stepping down as Chinese minister and handing duties to Yung Kwai, the longtime acting head of the Chinese legation. Kwai, son of Wu Ting-Fang, has advised American presidents since Grant’s era and remains steady amid China’s shifting politics. Wu, western educated, seeks China’s modernization as a young nationalist leader while Kwai embodies enduring diplomatic continuity.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Chao-Chu Wu
Yung Kwai
Dr. Wu
Nanking
R. WU
Wu Ting-Fang
China
Yale
Legation
Yang Kwai
Pacific
Washington Bicentennial gets full page portrait push
The George Washington bicentennial commission plans a nationwide wave of portraits. Washington images will appear on stamps, posters, directories, calendars, bank materials, banners, books, and ads. The project aims to reach hundreds of millions with official materials and events.
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Washington
Post Office
George
Sol Bloom
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
George Washington
Commission
America
Pullman
Congress
Masons
Bloom
Quack cures prey on the hearing impaired
Dr. Morris Fishbein warns against unscrupulous healers who exploit the deaf or hard of hearing. He notes past tricks from electric devices to miracle waters and emphasizes the psychology of suggestion and misperception in distant or whispered remarks.
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Federal Trade Commission
Harpoon and hats and hearsay in a noisy world
A jumble of whimsical odds and ends mocks fashion and science from era pages. Humor about a hula dancer, sailor hats, and Leila era jokes sits beside critique of deafness cures and radio marketing. The text blends satire with warnings about quack devices and dangerous hype.
Day News Briefs From Around The World
Medin France Armand Fallieres former French president dies. London Prince of Wales to celebrate 37th birthday tomorrow. Cork Ireland Nautilus submarine reaches port in tow of U S. Wyoming Pittsburgh one killed nine injured in battle at Wildwood mine Butler Consolidated Coal. Istres France two French fliers aim to beat non fueling duration record held by Americans. St John New Brunswick fire devastates West St John waterfront causing millions in damage. St John aviators Otto Hillig Holger Harriss begin Harbor Grace leg of trans Atlantic hop.
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Medin
France
Armand Fallieres
London
Prince of Wales
Cork
Ireland
U. S
Wyoming
Pittsburgh
Wildwood
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Istres
St. John
N. B
Mayor Key Finds Plenty Fireworks
Atlanta faces fallout after Mayor James L. Key, returning from a France trip with fellow mayors, voiced sympathy for repealing dry laws. Pro prohibition factions and church groups criticized him while others argued he was attacked for his views. Key, elected 1930 to end graft, could turn Atlanta into a test case as prohibition becomes a local issue before his 1934 term ends.
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Atlanta
James L. Key
France
United States
Paris
Genei Ag
Ecrifme
America
Ben Brooks
Key
Georgia
South
Edison Nears Rubber Discovery in Florida
Fort Myers report says Thomas Edison, aged 81, advances in rubber from goldenrod and plans to return to New Jersey soon. He told Harvey Firestone that rubber should be produced within two years, remains mostly wheelchair bound, attends few public events, and maintains a strict milk diet between lab sessions at Seminole Lodge.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas EB. Edison
Florida
New Jersey
Edison
Harvey Firestone
Caloosahatchee River
Seminole Lodge
West Virginia Briefs AP Roundup
Clarence Lamont Topping 63 state fire marshal 1921 to 1927 dies after illness. R A Schutte 50 dies from a personal safety related bullet wound. Benjamin Franklin Smith 16 dies from injuries after falling 30 feet from a tee. West Virginia Synod session opens in Wheeling with four day meetings. McKinleyville mine in Brooke county closes after a 320 worker strike. Elkins US district court term opens. Ernest Hurley 21 dies from heat prostration.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Clarence Lamont Topping
R. A. Schutte
Benjamin Franklin Smith
Wheeling
West Virginia Synod of Presbyterian Church
Grafton
Parkersburg
McKinleyville
Brooke County
Elkins
United States District Court
Moundsville
Ernest Hurley
Second woman admitted to rank of forester
Washington (P) Miss Margaret Stoughton of Asheville North Carolina has passed the civil service forestry exam and holds the rank of junior forester. She will study trees as part of an Appalachian forests summer assignment and is the second woman appointed in the forest service. Dr Eloise Gerry has long been connected with the forest products laboratory.
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Washington (P
Margaret Stoughton
Asheville
N. C
Appalachian Mountains
Civil Service
Forest Service
Eloise Gerry
Forest Products Laboratory
Surgeons Called to Save Historic Trees in Florida
Twelve tree surgeons arrive in Sebring to preserve two ancient trees brought by Donald Roebling. One tree dates back 426 years to Columbus era, the other begins its growth before Magna Carta. Medical costs reach 1000 dollars.
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Sebring, Fla
Donald Roebling
Margaret Roebling
Christopher Columbus
John
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