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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
5
A period advertisement urges Calomel users to switch to Dodson's Liver Tone claiming calomel is dangerous and causes bone necrosis. The pitch promises a safe, vegetable formula that cleanses the liver and bowels without salivation and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer. It touts suitability for families and children.
Graham Daily News lists a six room cottage with three toilets near Graham High School plus modern conveniences and fruit trees. A two hundred acre farm in Tazewell County on a new state highway offers seven room dwelling and flexible sale terms. Contact S C Bane Graham Va and Raleigh Company Graham Va via Telegraph Want Ads.
Walter V. Peck aged 58, longtime Princeton County Poor Farm manager, died at his home from tuberculosis after a prolonged illness. He leaves a widow and seven children. funeral planned for Friday with Oakwood Cemetery interment. Recounted career and local political activity noted.
The plaintiff is represented by Judge Hugh G Woods. Marriage licenses were granted today to five couples: Arthur Hypes 25 and Vina Lexton 22 of Rock, Ira V. Grissom 56 of Lillybrook and Amy K. Hines 25 of Princeton, Phil K. Johnston 29 and Vera H. Harry 22 of Bluefield.
Copenhagen report says allied commanders set June 25 as deadline for Hungarian forces to withdraw from invaded Czecho Slovakia. Full compensation for damage is demanded. After evacuation, Romanians may be asked to leave Hungarian land. Hungarians reportedly agree to terms.
Atlantic City N J June 25 The National Association of Real Estate Boards opened its twenty fifth annual convention with forecasts of a nationwide housing boom though members blamed a lack of coordinated price signals from manufacturers. The keynote fear remains a manufacturing bottleneck delaying construction growth. Air mail service between New York and Chicago announced as of July 1 with daily departures and four relay groups to cover the route. Army aviators to pilot the service amid formal launch procedures.
Governor Kilby announced a $400 reward for any mob member who entered Baldwin county jail last Sunday and killed white prisoner Frank Fovial on murder charges, as long as they are not already under arrest when the proclamation was issued.
The German city Frankfort on the River Main is praised as birthplace of numerous millionaires and leading finance houses. Notable families such as the Rothschilds, Sterns, Speyers, Kahns, Kahn, Loeb & Co. are cited among its famed financiers. The article cites its mixed-race milieu as a factor in financial genius. Telegraph Want ads pay.
Officials and Methodist bishops outline a vast Columbus Ohio centennial exhibit funded by city citizens. The two million dollar program features a 100 piece orchestra a 100 piece trombone choir a 2500 voice chorus and a 90000 dollar organ with dramatic pageant scenes and global scenes including Africa Asia and Ellis Island. Notable figures like Taft Leonard Wood Lloyd George Pershing and Lloyd-George are listed among supporters.
A split among Country Club members between Hooperites and Campbellites leads to a Saturday four ball golf battle on the club course. Teams include Hooper Mann vs Campbell Phillips and many other pairings with entrants contributing toward a prize fund and a second prize for the loser’s captain. Play begins at 2 pm with captains handling absences.
A National Geographic Society bulletin traces how every dish links to a web of international suppliers. From olives in Spain to cornmeal in North Dakota, the essay lists nations and regions feeding a single meal, underscoring a vast network of growers, laborers, and traders behind American dining.
A colorful catalog of global producers from Javanese coffee pickers to Hawaiian sugar growers underscores how logistics move food from many lands. The piece argues dining well requires geography knowledge as all routes—land and sea—converge to satisfy taste.
Geneva advices to Paris papers report former King Constantine of Greece, living in Switzerland, faces financial difficulties after subsidies from former Emperor William were cut. He seeks reconciliation with the present Greek government as he navigates his precarious finances.
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