Daily Telegraph Advertising Rates and notices policy
The notice outlines advertising rates and services for the Daily Telegraph printing co Bluefield West Virginia. It lists departments for advertising agency representation in New York, Kansas City, Chicago, Atlanta and specifies that notices with no general news value must be paid for. Subscription rates are detailed for West Virginia readers by mail and carrier, with zones and mileage-based pricing.
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Waiting for Success in Quiet Faith
A short devotional note cites James 1 4 on patience and perfecting faith. It also quotes Da Malatre urging knowledge of waiting as a key to enduring success. The fragment presents two brief religious maxims contrasting patience with achievement.
Patriotism and leadership in wartime America
A opinion urging unity behind President Hoover following World War I style rhetoric. It argues patriotism means advancing national welfare, supporting economic recovery, and resisting anti Hoover dissent, invoking past unity under Wilson and urging collective effort now.
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United States
Wilson
Hare
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Themeelvea
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
America
Nolson
Lithee
Aries
We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
A fragmentary recap notes several events from twenty years ago including a near fatal case in West Graham from canned apples, a monument introduced by Senator Clarence W. Watson, industrial acquisitions by a local coal company, a Billy Sunday evangelistic campaign drawing six hundred church members to Bluefield, and the death of Mrs. Letha Stupalsky with church services at a new Christian church on Bland Street in Pocahontas.
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D. & Bowlhig
West Graham
Clarence W. Watson
Andrew Summers Ituwan
Fuston Collierlea Company
Keystone Cowl and Coke Company
Bluefield
Letha Stupalsky
Pocahontaa
New Christian Church
Bland Street
Budgetary Arms Limits Could Shape Next Naval Talks
A European plan to cap naval armaments by fiscal limits may gain U S support at the upcoming international conference. The proposal differs from category limits by allowing nations to spend up to a determined budget, with value balanced by overall strength rather than ship type.
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Waashington
United States
France
Varlon
Italy
Great Britain
Dallas
All is Well by Arthur Hugh Clough
Poem fragment urging patience and faith as doubt lingers yet work proceeds. The speaker notes the wind and ship move forward unseen paths, insisting outcomes remain unknown but hope persists despite dreams and uncertainty.
Marketing and law in Prohibition era farming and crime
Editorials discuss H Thompson on marketing farm products, urging balanced production and sales in farming. Other pieces praise charitable eye operations for Romney school children, critique state care, and analyze Capone’s crackdown and its impact on public morals and law enforcement, urging continued action against organized crime.
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AM H. Thompson
Federal Farm Board
Thompson
West Virginia
Huntington Herald- Dispatch
Spengler Theory and Modern Civilization Rise and Fall
The author debates Spengler that Western civilization will revert to barbarism. They question if transportation and communication should be preserved and whether cultural decline is implied. They foresee progress and future transformations in life, business, politics, and government, urging that current standards seem permanent despite concerns.
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Spengler
Herr Spengler
Auppen
Elyth
Zalion
Queen of the Universe Mile Duchalan Wins Pageant
Mile Noelia Duchalan of Belgium is declared the winner of the Galveston international beauty pageant, amid debate over the value and meaning of such a title. The piece notes skepticism about global prestige and questions whether the victory reflects genuine beauty or commercial spectacle.
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Noelia Duchalan
Belgium
Galveston
Lille
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Duchalan
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Beatty
Milo
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Duchatan
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Peggy Shannon Breaks Into Hollywood In Quick Rise
Hollywood gossip recalls Peggy Shannon taking Clara Bow’s role after a breakdown, enduring makeup tests and long shoots. A young Arkansan from Pine Bluff, she left school for New York stage life, then moved to rapid film work, shuttling between outfits and directors as she gains a foothold in the movie biz.
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Hanbard
Peggy Shannon
Clara Bow
Sylvia Sidney
Peggy
Sylvia
Shannon
Dy Mw
Ahe
Pine Bluff
Ark
Pegey
New York
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Ziegfeld
Arkansas
Napkin Rings and Gangs Recall Youthful Times in New York
A New York column recalls how everyday items become collectors’ items, noting napkin rings as examples. The writer reminisces about boyhood pranks, rival gangs, and a plan to “get even” with a neighbor as life stories unfold from Michigan to San Bernardino and toward the Pacific Coast, ending with a chance reunion memory of a tubercular rival.
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New York
Tom
Madison
Ohio River
Galdio
Michigan
Pacific Coast
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Desert
Usval
Gilbert Swan
Arkansan Beauty Bubbles Into Ziegfeld Shows
Wan introduced Peggy to Ziegfeld himself. Her photo appeared in the drama section with a note about Ziegfeld signing Arkansan beauty. She joined the chorus rehearsing for weeks and spent two seasons dancing. Over the next three years she appeared in 15 shows, none of which had a long run.
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Peggy
Ziegfeld
Arkansan
Aho
Pegey
New Chinese Minister Oversees Shifting Washington Post
In Washington, Dr. Chao-Chu Wu’s resignation places Chinese diplomacy under Yung Kwai, the veteran envoy who has served nearly half a century as acting minister. Wu’s break with Nanking marks another career milestone for Kwai, who has witnessed every American president since Grant and whose family has long ties to U.S. education and culture. Wu, younger and Western educated, seeks a new China, while Kwai’s steady approach reflects a tradition of adaptive diplomacy shaped by enduring philosophy.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Chao-Chu Wu
Yung Kwai
Nanking
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Wu Ting-Fane
China
Chat
Yung Kyat
Yale
Legation
Yang Kwai
Pacific
Washington Bicentennial Goes Full Steam Ahead
The George Washington bicentennial drive, led by Sol Bloom, will saturate the nation with Washington imagery in 1982. Posters, stamps, calendars, school portraits, telephones, rail timetables, and ads will feature his likeness across post offices, rail hubs, stores, and classrooms, aiming to reach hundreds of millions of copies and countless displays.
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Rodney Dutcher
Ashington
George Washington
Mint
Washington
Lister
Sol Bloom
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
A. Washington
Commission
America
Pullman
George
Congress
Masons
George Washington the Mason
Bloom Argeests
Leeing
Lim
Ghouls prey on the hearing impaired in medical quackery
Dr Morris Fishbein warns against unscrupulous healers who exploit those with hearing loss. He recalls past scams with electric belts and miracle waters and notes the power of suggestion in easing or fooling patients.
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Morris Fishbein
Sailor hats and hearing aids in odd 1930s notes
A jumble of misprints and satirical asides touches on fashion, phrases about sailors and hats, and a critique of so called therapeutic devices for deafness. It cites radio and advertisements, mocks alphabet reshuffling in Brazil, and condemns risky “airplane” cures while noting real causes of deafness from infection and nerve damage.
Death of former French president Faulores
Day News Briefs report the death of former French president Day News Briefs By The Associated Press Metro, France-Armand Faulores, dies. Also notes London Prince of Wales birthday tomorrow and other items including a submarine port call, a coal mine clash, and transatlantic flight efforts.
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France
Armand Faulores
London
Prince of Wales
Cork
Ireland
Wyoming
Pittsburgh
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
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St. John
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Y St. John
Otto Willig
Halper Harriss
Harbor
Mayor Key Finds Plenty Fireworks In Atlanta
Atlanta and national press react to Mayor James T Key after his Paris trip with remarks seen as pro prohibition reformist. Controversy erupts among church groups and opponents as council moves to censure until he returns. Key, elected 1930, vows graft reduction.
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Atlanta
James T. Key
France
United States
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Paria
Franca
America
Paris
Othera
Key
Georgia
South
Adlcea
Edison Nearer Rubber Discovery Promised by Edison
Fort Myers Florida Thomas Edison near further rubber breakthrough from goldenrod leaves. He plans to leave Florida soon for New Jersey and has hinted to Harvey Firestone that rubber may be produced within two years. Edison, wheelchair confined, stayed mostly at Seminole Lodge and joined Red Cross drives and local society events.
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Fort Myers
Fla. GP
Thomas E. Hoison
Florida
New Jersey
Xoldenrad
Edison
Harvey Firestore
Caloosahatchee River
Red Cross
Taft
Seminole Lodge
West Virginia Briefs from The Associate Press
Charleston Clarence Lamont Tonping 63 state fire marshall 1921 1927 dies after illness Ze Charleston R A Schutte 50 dies from personal safety related bullet wound Ze Charleston Benjamin Fratkinn Smith 16 dies from injuries when he fell 90 feet Ze Wheeling West Virginia Synod Presbyteries Wheeling Grafton Parkersburg opens four day session Ze Wheeling McKinleyville mine in Brooke county class following strike of 320 employes Ze Elkins Elkina term United States district court opens Ze Moundsville Ernest Hurley 21 dies from heat prostration Ze
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Clarence Lamont Tonping
R. A. Schutte
Benjamin Fratkinn Smith
Wheeling
West Virginia Synod of Presbyterian Church
Grafton
Parkersburg
McKinleyville
Brooke County
Elkins
Elkina
United Sates
Moundsville
Ernest Hurley
Second Woman Admitted to Rank of Forester
Washington reports Miss Margaret Stoughton of Asheville North Carolina passed the civil service forestry exam and earned the rank of forester She will study trees during a summer stint in the Appalachian forests and is the second woman appointed in the forest service Dr Eloise Gerry is noted for a long association with the forest products laboratory here
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Washington
Margaret Stoughton
Asheville
N.C
Appalachian Mountains
Civil Service
Forest Service
Eloise Gerry
Forest Products Laboratory
Surgeons Called To Save Historic Trees In Florida
In Sebring Florida twelve tree surgeons attempt to save two ancient trees donated by Donald Roebling. One tree is 428 years old, dating to Columbus era, the other began growing before Magna Carta. Medical bill estimated at 1000 dollars.
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