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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
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Readers are urged to visit the office before leaving for vacation to secure a week or longer of Daily Telegraph delivery for ten cents or more. The notice states the paper can be mailed anywhere mail services reach.
The excerpt blends reflections from Huxley Tolstoy and Gordon on love, reason, and resilience. It cites irrational beliefs as harmful, the absence of love, and life’s frothed nature while highlighting two steadfast virtues: kindness in others’ trouble and courage in one’s own.
An editorial based critique targets the moratorium and stalled state payments, arguing officials failed to meet emergencies with resolve. It cites The New York World on Charleston leaders, calls for steady leadership, and warns of financial and public service strain from prolonged political strife.
The piece notes a promotional contest offering an automobile as merchants spend about 125 dollars each, arguing newspaper advertising yields better returns. It contrasts Daily Telegraph optimism on rising coal and June records with Washington Post reports of prosperity, questioning the West Virginia bankruptcy claim and urging cautious optimism.
The Washington Herald reviews the Salvation Army as it observes its semi centennial amid global conflict. It notes the army's global reach with posts in fifty eight countries, over 16 000 officers, a multi million dollar war chest and nearly 1 000 institutions under its care. The piece praises leadership and nonsectarian influence, highlighting its defeat of cynicism and uninterrupted mission through fifty years of outreach and social reform.
The article argues newspaper stock, space, and copies of the paper should be sold, not donated, comparing to dry goods and groceries. It complains that people expect charity from newspapers and urges recognition that advertising space is for sale, not given away.
The article argues newspapers have intrinsic value and should be sold, not given away. It contends the public misunderstands this, defending the business principle of charging a small price and correcting misperceptions about charitable behavior in press distribution.
List of alarm signals and locations including city hall Princeton Avenue Russell Street Bluefield Avenue and multiple street corners. Also mentions Militia Call from Central Station and a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation.
A reader suggests cleaning rather than buying new attire. The note asks why you not try the dry cleaning method to refresh gowns and suits after use instead of purchasing fresh outfits each time.
Thirty-one Terre Haute poll fraud conspirators were released from jail in Indianapolis at the end of sixty day sentences. They paid $901 as their share of trial costs to the federal government in addition to fines of $1 each before release. Campbell continued to maintain his innocence tonight amid ongoing questions.
Taken from Pen to Jail Jailet IL June 25 Joe Campbell a Negro convict suspected in the murder of Mrs Edmund Allen wife of the warden is taken to the Will County jail under a heavy guard where he will be held to await the accusation.
Robbers dynamited the Mocksville North Carolina post office today and fled in a car after a running battle with armed citizens. The loot is not yet known and no injuries are reported. Suspects headed toward Winston-Salem.
The notice touts Goodrich Safety Tread Tires as the standard for performance and value. It claims widespread dealer adoption of Fair-Listed pricing and cites substantial cost advantages over competing non skid tires.
Belle Archer faces a suit from Edward Angell for twenty five thousand dollars. Angell’s letters and a fake apology attempt backfire as Belle declines, insisting on a real apology and keeping letters. The pair eventually reconcile, leaving Angell’s bluff exposed and the attorney amused by their schemes.
A Paris report from June 25 notes a Havas dispatch stating that after news of the Sultan's serious illness became known last week, royal princes in Constantinople met and decided on a course of action.
The proposition that Yussef Izzedin, eldest son of the late Sultan Abdul Hamed, assume the regency was met with strong opposition from the committee on union and progress. A deadlock ensued and no solution has been reached.
A petition for the appointment of a receiver to manage funds collected from West Virginia in the Virginia debt suit is filed in the U S Supreme Court clerk’s office. Virginia opposes the move arguing the state should receive and disburse the funds. the motion may be presented when court reconvenes in October. Notice also to creditors of Phillip Chokas and Nick Karos trading as Royal Cafe Bluefield W Va entries seek sworn statements of account within ten days after notice.
The readable text references a 5 percent annual interest on a total judgment from 1915, noting an added burden of $609,000 yearly. It also mentions a French film company and a statistic about Chilean population with a disease figure of 15,000 deaths from tuberculosis annually.
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