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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
5
An old style ad touts Sentanel Laxatives as a safe vegetable remedy for constipation and liver issues. It urges readers to mail for trial packs or call their druggist, claiming no calomel or habit forming drugs and promising a family physician approval.
Clerk James F. Dudley explains teacher applications for Graham district, noting only Miss Lesler accepted for 7 a and b grades, with others wavering or not returning. Principal J. J. Lincoln plans to move here after Chase City duties. tuition collection and music class arrangements are outlined.
43 acres of good land four miles from Market Square described as fine trucking land with a small stream, plenty of fruit, a four room house, barn and outbuildings. Priced at 5500 dollars with negotiable terms.
Enthusiasm rose at Holston Conference sessions with Rev. H. B. Brown and Rev. J. L. Mullens delivering sermons on prayer and faith. The conference discussed Martha Washington College and Sullins College expansion to balance education across Virginia and Tennessee. Divine services and educational talks highlighted regional Methodist efforts and local farm support for visiting speakers.
Richmond reader from Virginia touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a severe cough fever and indigestion noting strong recovery and renewed energy. Advertisement claims the remedy is vegetable alcohol free and lists address for free booklet and testimonials.
Offers a cloth bound 1008 page revision with color plates of topics on health Storm Anatomy sex problems marriage hygiene exercise disease and prevention. Purchasers send three gimes or stamps to pay for wrapping and mailing to the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
An advertisement touts a model laundry with careful attention to fabric care and modern methods to prevent wear and tear. It invites you to trial its found result of perfect cleanness and flawless finish.
The Ladies of St Marys Guild host a bake sale and social at the Chicago House Furnishing store this afternoon with ice cream cake and salt rising bread on sale. The Graham Concert Band provides music as members of the guild invite the public to join.
Afternoon gathering at the parents home with children enjoying various games and refreshments. Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 45 a m acting superintendent W P Sprinkle and morning worship at 11 including Lord's supper and sermon titled A Keeper of Men public invited to services John Addison Tate pastor.
Episcopal services will be held at St Marys Episcopal Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow led by Rev. Alfriend with a cordial invitation to the public. Also Warburg Lutheran Church announces pastor Rev J B Moose will preach at 11, with Sunday school at 9 45. All are welcome.
A ball game is scheduled this afternoon at 3 30 on the Tower Grounds between the Red Sox and the Appalachian team.
Mrs William Neel remains ill from pleurisy while George A Armstrong and family depart after visiting Rev John A Tate. Attorney E S Finney of Lebanon registered at Hotel Graham as a leading Russell County lawyer. Rev H C Combs of Richmond visited Rev Tate. A son was born to Mr and Mrs R W Helmandollar, mother and baby thriving. Rev Tate conducts meetings at Tip Top with aid from Charles N Dewey of Wilkesbarre. Miss Virginia Alexander leaves for Norton and St Paul. Mrs John W Pile returns from Abingdon visit. Ruth and Clara Pile attend Cox Bingham wedding at Northfork. Ruth maid of honor. A P Dickinson heads to Virginia for vacation. Blanch Hurley and Dorothy Scott guests of the Misses Scott in Emory Court.
Paris notes the 123rd anniversary of Marseillaise first sung publicly on June 25 1792 at a Strasbourg banquet. The piece by Rouget de Lisle inspired French volunteers and spread nationwide, with celebrations along battle fronts. The report also touches on Jewish national revival efforts led by Louis D Brandeis and others in America.
Boston dispatch reports leaders from the Federation of Abrodelegation gather to discuss a postwar Jewish state. The group outlines goals on territorial revision and settlement in Europe, signaling a unified Zionist push amid the wartime conclusions.
Mrs. Jessie Sharp of Columbia describes severe womanly troubles that left her unable to rise or perform housework. She writes to Chattanooga Medicine Co advising department seeking real relief and recovery from her suffering.
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