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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
6
A brief note states the paper publishes local news sourced exclusively from the Associated Press and reprints dispatches credited to AP for republication in this edition.
Rates shown for mail subscriptions with advance payment across West Virginia and nearby territory. One year in first and second sections cost 6.50 with 96.50 for special ranges. three to four months vary by region. City carrier option priced at 7.00 annually with additional catch lines.
A brief poetical reflection speaks of a father viewing his child as a beacon of better hope. It contrasts diminished ambition with a rebirth through his son, portraying renewed purpose in lineage.
The Daily Telegraph reports strong appreciation for the new radio broadcasting station. The facility is praised as a stabilizing force and top advertisement for the city and section, highlighting its commercial and industrial importance and its role in long term progress.
Report notes Virginians will nominate ticket aligned with anti Smith Democrats for governor and attorney general, with a Republican for lieutenant governor. Observers expect the anti machine slate to form a strong, perhaps decisive, opposition to the Houston convention nominees and Glass Swanson Bird figures.
Alfred F. Perry argues that American English diverges from British usage and that Britons visiting the United States misjudge language norms. He notes Americans likewise misinterpret British English and offers a comparison of speech patterns between the two groups.
John Walters and J Tracy Walker prepared to start the construction of several dwellings on Bland street. The Methodist church at Cleveland Virginia was dedicated with more than 2000 attendees. Dr W R Williams of Richlands left for Europe. Germany accepted the allies terms unconditionally. Miss Dora Craft of Bramwell married M T Peery. W C Warlick purchased the Krush Furnishing Company.
The article compares Anglo American English usage and slang, noting Americans and Britons misunderstand each other through terms like lifts and trousers, bargains in slang, and the role of vernacular. It observes that cultured speakers in both countries understand each other, while slang creates gaps for many.
The Princeton to Glen Lyn road will be completed as one of the state's best. The long awaited improvement ends years of need, boosting local access and prosperity as plannned.
Proposals call for quarterly tax payments to city county and state along with safety regulations for mines. Measures include barriers on curves to protect motorists, gasoline tax levies, factory growth for Bluefield, new streets and a city water supply. Elections on Sunday emphasize self government.
Poetic vignette describing three ghosts on a hill reflecting on love betrayal and sacrifice. A woman recalls Mina and a man cast stones while another imagines crucifixion of dreamers. The speaker recalls being a singer unsure if any song remains. ANNA SPENCER TWITCHELL.
The Brookhart inquiry considers a measure banning federal office holders from contributing to campaigns. The piece argues such contributions are widespread and serve party interests, influencing appointments and reinforcing power. It notes abuses in both South and nation, with possible but incomplete reform. A separate note references the highway beauty slogan contest and public pride in national scenery.
A New York pastor rails at the middle class drinking culture while a Kansas town marks Tonsil day. The fashion note spotlights red shoes for men amid crop pests and wheat price woes. Texas imposes three days notice for marriage licenses, hinting at unfolding events.
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia June 26 Plans for a trade advertising campaign in steel and its fabricated products were discussed today at a meeting of the National Association of Flat Roll Steel Manufacturers. The association opened a three day convention yesterday. H G Charles president of the association was the principal speaker at today sessions while W E Humphrey member of the federal trade commission addressed a banquet last night and James A Farrell president of United States Steel corporation will speak tomorrow upon trade development.
A riverine reverie describes the Betsy Ann packet boat on the Ohio, its whistle and passengers shaping local lore. It portrays river towns, porch traditions, and the enduring bond between river folk and the aging stern wheeler, a guardian of memory and wave of daily life.
Washington observers note hot weather and faulty ventilation shaped the pace of Congress as a farm relief session recessed. Senators fanned themselves under incomplete air conditioning while bald leadership and delayed cooling sparked jokes about comfort and politics.
The Indianapolis attorney W H Latta left 50 000 to grow for 200 years to fund a public library a university and a music conservatory. Experts question long term feasibility noting possible changes in property banks and institutions and potential shifts in economics and governance.
Robert Harman eleven, son of Mr and Mrs T W Harman of North Tazewell, fell while racing with companions on Wade H Peery's lawn. He struck his head on a concrete walk, suffered a fractured nose and concussion, received first aid and was taken to a Bluefield hospital for examination. Doctors expect recovery.
H W Biggs of this city attends a Travelers Insurance agents convention in Colorado Springs. He earned the invitation for an outstanding 1928 record and is among over 300 representatives who led thousands of Travelers agents in writing various insurance forms across the country and Canada. He qualified as district vice president at the Life Leaders conference honoring leading representatives.
Dr Caldwell urges natural relief for constipation based on 47 years of practice. He promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming plant remedy that safely loosens bowels by morning. He stresses three health rules keep head cool feet warm bowels open and to obtain the remedy today.
The sun’s health benefits mainly stem from vitamin D production, aiding against rickets, with other benefits not yet scientifically proven. Moderate daily sunlight and outdoor time are advised, especially for infants. Excess heat risks heat stroke. quick shade, cooling, and medical help are crucial. After heat stroke, rest, hydration, and light clothing are recommended, with avoidance of alcohol and overheating.
The Kelvinator Four, a steel cabinet upright electric refrigerator, debuts at $175 in Detroit and is shown in Clark Hardware and Furniture display rooms after its Atlantic City unveiling at the National Light association convention.
Paria argues that evening ensembles are more beautiful when the wrap contrasts with the gown. A copper-colored velvet wrap with a blue fox collar outfits a bois de rose chiffon gown in a new ensemble.
Rural Retreat Virginia resident Mrs. L. W. Hilton reports relief from dull feeling and headaches caused by constipation after starting Thedford's Black-Draught. The ad touts the remedy's long history since 1835, urging insistence on the genuine yellow packaged product.
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