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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
6
A reflective excerpt cites Psalm 119 108 and John Ruskin on human nature. It contemplates how proportionate breeding, education, and affection shape virtue, self control, and enduring honor within a community.
The piece argues Americans show signs of convalescence after war with Taft, Mondell, and Lasker cited. It portrays tempering irritability as a healthy symptom and predicts restored social and economic normality, urging patience before resuming past living standards.
Between Signor Marcon who seeks wireless messaging to Mare and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who now says he believes radio communication can be established with likely a new technical possibility or party.
The internal revenue tax was placed on butter. Mayor B E B Carter issued a notice prohibiting crackers from being sold with meat or coal to be delivered. J Monroe returned from Cincinnati after health consult. Ten years ago today Tione Honaker proprietor of Hotel Honaker was shot by Tucker. Forty nine bird shot removed from Honaker’s face and arms. W D Eliis and wife attended Mountain Lake wedding in Bluefield. Clarence T Boykin named secretary of Bluefield Chamber of Commerce succeeding T B Breen.
The note warns that the new plot thickens too much and may block access. It urges those involved to prevent obstruction to ensure passage remains clear for everyone.
A collection of witty lines from various papers noting social issues and public life. Quips touch on money and pleasure, floods and taxes, prohibition, and political figures with light satire.
A poem extols love as a source of courage and resilience guiding through misfortune. It contrasts love with hollow fortune and notes companionship steadies pain, doubles joy, and eases wounds. The speaker emphasizes loyalty, shared burdens, and buoyant spirit with love as divine gift.
Brill argues that answering Edison’s job questions reveals only superficial knowledge. The piece also notes a Philadelphia intoxicated driver claiming alcohol causes the crash, warns about stock radio booms, and describes Chief Caldwell’s Ojibway land dispute turning into a romance for readers, ending with aviation forecasts for 1940.
The piece compares American opinions of foreigners with European views of Americans abroad. It cites a New York heiress planning a lavish Parisian reception, notes Parisians may object to overindulgent spectacle, and reflects on how ambition requires hard work plus perseverance to reach higher social circles.
A businessman, now successful, advised a group of young men that good qualities combine to increase possibilities and that ambition alone won t guarantee success. He warned that without other good characteristics, progress will be limited and urged effort backed by virtue.
Aitken, fishing a few miles off Deal, recovered the body of Edward Oatridge, who had vanished after taking his wife to church. The corpse was identified as Oatridge, who had been dead only a few hours.
Leroy Henderson, appointed parish clerk at fourteen, is discharged at sixteen by Rev. A. R. Goodwin who says he is too young for the post.
A collage of lighthearted items and curiosities from urban life. Highlights include a Milwaukee church robbery, an aviator near death, cockroach races in Constantinople, and jokes about weather, pets, grownups, and social habits.
A collection of short humorous exchanges and one liners set in a rustic village scene. Bits include Pat shaving outdoors, ribbing about oil, mock courtroom jests, and light banter about romance, rings, boxing, and a political joke about Thomas Jefferson Pompleigh and a sheriff candidacy.
Narrative summary of Jesus teaching from Peter’s boat on the Lake of Gennesaret. He performs miracles including fish catch, cleanses a leper, heals a paralytic, calls Levi, and questions Pharisees about forgiveness and fasting while teaching in Galilee. The passage ends with parables on new garments and wineskins.
Dr R H Bishop explains sweating helps regulate body temperature and aids waste disposal. He notes the role of sweat glands, the risks of dysfunction, and urges frequent baths light clothing and high water intake to keep glands active.
Norman J. Young of Burlington has not missed or been tardy in thirteen years of school. He may hold a state record and is active in athletics and a Gideon Bible class president. He works at his father's cigar factory and plans college after graduation.
The day’s word is ambiguous meaning doubtful and capable of multiple interpretations. It comes from Latin ambiguare and is used to describe rulings that are criticised for being unclear or open to more than one reading.
American husbands to be sometimes delay bridal purchases while Central Asia uses a proposal method. A girl names the sum needed to start housekeeping through her parents. If the suitor cannot pay, he cannot marry. If he buys them, the wedding is celebrated twice once for her friends and once for his.
London reports the British House of Commons has given a second reading to the separation and maintenance bill aimed at equalizing laws for wives. The measure would allow a wife to seek maintenance while living with her husband, using employer letters and magistrate rulings to set support, addressing alleged gender disparities in marital law.
Mrs A Lechner of 1129 Men Ave Clifton New Jersey reports that Fore Kidney Pills helped her and she gives permission to publish the testimonial. She notes kidney function affects waste elimination and relates rheumatic pains swollen joints dizziness and blurred vision to kidney trouble.
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