Daily Telegraph Printing Co Advertising Rates 1930
Notice of advertising rates and subscriptions from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bluefield West Virginia. Includes Associated Press use terms and mail and city carrier price plans for various zones. Dated Tuesday June 24 1930.
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Tellg Ten Pt
Associated Prese
Kacien
Rapeeventaiven
B. Kats Specia
Kaneas City
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Times of
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefield
W. Va
Artoffice
Associated Press
Giberwine
Quotations From Adam Fergu Son On Deceit
A fragment quotes Adam Fergu son asserting that deceit harms a dwelling, contrasting a deceitful person with a cunning one who shuns deception.
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Adam Ferguson
Tariff Debate Highlights Protective Principles and Effects
Hugh Ike Shott defends protective tariffs in a Congressional Record speech, arguing tariffs equalize production costs, protect American workers, and sustain national prosperity. He cites experience under protective regimes, criticizes nonprotective periods, and notes Canada’s reciprocal duties while forecasting a broader economic revival.
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Hugh Ike Shott
West Virginia
Congress
Congressional Record
Speaker
United States
Bank
Ephraim
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
James Bruce died at his Rogers Street home. M E Long began work on the Garrett Crockett Thornhill building on Princeton Avenue. Jack Brown, wanted for shooting Deputy Sheriff Jack Davis, was arrested near Honaker Virginia. Ten years ago Ray T White from Pounding Mill was robbed of 1266 on a Norfolk and Western train. Construction started on the Christian church at Bland and Federal. The American Legion leased the Law and Commerce building basement for a dugout.
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James Bruce
Rogers Street
M. E. Long
Garrett- Crockett-Thornhill
Princeton Avenue
Jack Brown
Jack Davis
Buchanan County
Flat Rock
Honaker
Ray T. White
Norfolk and Western
New Christian Church
Bland
Federal Streets
The
American Legion
Law and Commerce
Forest Fancies in the Columbus Dispatch Poem
Mildred Chance imagines a secluded forest sanctuary where shadows paint frescoes in a pool. Wild birds drink at dawn and oak trees seem to guard a mythic doorway to hidden homes, evoking dryads and fauns in a tranquil woodland reverie.
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God of
Mildred Schance
The
Columbus Dispatch
Screen Life In Hollywood Milion Sills Hobbies and Career
Screen Life profiles Milton Sills a Hollywood star known for varied interests. He nurtures a notable six acre garden with a rare beetle nut tree, collects carvings tapestries and grille work, and maintains world class plantings. His $200000 collection includes world artifacts from a 25 year hobby journey. He pursues bees tennis and chess and credits chess with a hypnotic hold. He left philosophy studies at Chicago to join the art theatre movement before acting on stage since 1905 and entering films in 1916 with Prison Reform as his first lead role after long illness.
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Hollywood
Milton Sills
Silla
University of Chicago
Sills
Oer Picture
Graduate council forms to lead WVU graduate school
West Virginia University establishes a four member graduate council to direct the new graduate school. The panel includes Dr. Burke Dean Fromme Dr. Sly and Dean Hudelson all newly chosen for building the program. Adequate funding and facilities are needed to create a first rate institution.
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Graduate Council
Stephen P. Burke
F. D. Fromme
College of Agriculture
John Fairfield Sly
Department of Political Science
Earl Hudelson
College of Education
Dean Fromme
Turner
Burke
Sly
Dean Huderson
West Virginia
Morgantown
Rare quadruplets and multi birth trends analyzed
Dr Morris Fishbein notes quadruplets are extremely rare and分析 shows varied incidence across countries. Across 60 million births twins occur about once in 87 and quadruplets about once in 757,000, with other series reporting different rates. He cites Greulich data from 120 million cases and discusses inherited factors behind multiple births.
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Morris Fishbein
Germany
W. W. Greulich
Denmark
Colombia
Greece
Throwing The Harpoon and Odd News Snippets
A collection of quirky notes on a boy who builds miniature golf courses instead of croquet, Byrd’s crew facing New York hospitality versus cold stares, Edith Nourse Rogers in a smock-frock sparking gallery chatter, and a Chinese matador chased from a Madrid bull ring on debut.
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Admiral Byrd
New York
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Madrid
Train hits car. Absecon mayor and three others dead
Absecon New Jersey reports Mayor Anthony Ruffo and three others killed when a train strikes an automobile. The brief lists other world news items including sports, diplomacy, and local notices.
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Absecon
N. J
Anthony Ruffo
London
Prince of Wales
New York
Admiral Byrd
Lindbergh
Seville
Spain
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oslo
William Boot
Greenland
Miami
Fla
Margaret Ekdahl
Tampa
Oscar R. Luhring
Indiana
Joseph W. Cox
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Detroit Police Nab Most of Detroit Kidnappers Band
A Detroit manhunt ends with 16 of 17 suspects captured as police take action after a Detroit kidnapping band is broken up. Benito Mussolini faces criticism as Italian leader. eruption of Etna and Vesuvius is noted as a warning.
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Detroit
Chicago
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Etna
Vesuvius
Prohibition Chief Sees Decline Yet Rising Liquor Propaganda
Dr. Doran, federal commissioner of prohibition, contends liquor drinking is declining while propaganda grows daily in volume and vehemence. Wall street prices have crashed again as speculators fail to learn last fall’s lesson.
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Dr. Doran
Prohibition
Wall Street
Defeat of Simmons Ends a Long North Carolina Career
Washington obituary notes the retirement of Senator Farnifold Simmons after decades as a dominant North Carolina Democrat. The 1928 split narrowed party control, paving Overman’s rise while Simmons’ age and frailty shift leadership on tariff policy to Pat Harrison of Mississippi. Overman becomes senior senator next year.
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North Carolina
Farnifold Simmons
Washington
Old
North
Simmons
A! Smith
Hoover
Overman
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Misissipian
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Farm Board completes first year guides farmer aid
The federal farm board marks one year of activity with loans totaling 145 million to cooperatives and a large wheat purchase through the Grain Stabilization Corporation. It aims to marshal farmers into cooperatives, curb excess production, and rely on advisory committees, while forecasting continued curtailment efforts for wheat and cotton next year.
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Rodney Dutcher Ashington
Federal Farm Board
Act of Congress
Farm Board
Perhaus
Grain Stabilization Corporation
National Cooperatives
Farmers National Grain Corporation
National Wool Marketing Corporation
The
American Cotton Cooperative Association
National Bean Marketing Association
National Livestock Marketing Association
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
New York Broadcaster Recalls Radio Debut Gaffes
A New York radio writer recalls a bungled debut on the Columbia Network. He describes mispronunciations, a wayward piano, ad libbing, and the chaos of on air mistakes as a maiden speech about Sagebrush to Subways.
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New York
Rudy Vallee
Frog
Mons. Vallee
Vallee
Ane
Columbia
Broadcasting Room
Rudy
Bill Schudt
Bill
Texas
Flatbush
Kiwanis Club Plans Benefit Baseball Challenge
Bluefield Kiwanis in regular session voted to issue a challenge to Bluefield Rotarians for a baseball game to decide the local service clubs championship. Proceeds will go to the Bluefield Playground Association. The meeting also featured Chautauqua notes and a $10 addition to the underprivileged children's fund.
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Bluefield Kiwaniane
Bluefield Rotarians
Lions
Bluefield Playground Association
C. G. Gunn
Bluefield Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
Mr. Gunn
W. S. Anderson
Kiwanis
Jim Gills
Kiwanis Diamond Warriors
Herman Kitchener
Kitchener
Children’s Fund
Luther G. Scott
Spiller Hicks
Hicks
Harry C. Weller
Cliff Sykes
Mullie le Noir
Bluefield College
Kiwanis Club
Auto Injury Fatal to Harry Lively
Harry Lively 25 son of President Judge Frank Lively of the West Virginia Supreme Court died in a hospital after an automobile crash near Ronceverte. He suffered a fractured skull in the June accident while en route to a fraternity convention. Lively, once a Charleston resident, leaves fiancee Miss Margaret Cabell and was engaged to marry in July.
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Ronceverte
W. Va
Harry Lively
Frank Lively
State Supreme Court
Lively
White Sulphur Springs
Judge
West Virginia Briefs Highlight Political and Local Incidents
A series of notes from across the state reports political moves and local incidents. Former Governor A. B. White of Parkersburg seeks the Republican senatorial nomination. Citizens Bank of War in McDowell County fails to open. A Hawks Nest wreck investigation involves C and O railroad officials. deaths include Mullens man Joseph Simpson and Oak Hill youth Harry W. Lively. An executive notice previews an August 23 convention in Raceland, Kentucky. Other items note a state house corridor death, a Clarksburg writer’s passing, and federal liquor case outcomes. A West Virginian anticipates BE F Morgan’s Senate bid. John Doe explosions affect moonshine activity. pricing data for state wool pool and a potential delegate race in Ohio County are also listed.
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Charleston
A. B. White
Parkersburg
Raceland
Albert Wright
Clarksburg
Melville Davison Post
Clarksburo Hospital
Elkins
Fairmont
West
B C Headache Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An ad boasts B-C tablets from a North Carolina druggist as a rapid cure for headaches and various pains. It claims relief in minutes with a multi ingredient formula, sold in 10c and 25c packages and free of after effects.
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North Carolina
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