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A reader asks how long a dozen BE and W collars last the user given 8 months for 1 dozen ordinary collars. The answer is twelve months.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
4
A reader asks how long a dozen BE and W collars last the user given 8 months for 1 dozen ordinary collars. The answer is twelve months.
A morning wreck eight miles west of Salem on the Radford division followed a broken flange in the east bound engine. Two freights collided, then a third train struck the wreck. A colored man killed while stealing a ride. rumor says $800 found on him. Wreckage cleared after 8 pm. No. 1 delayed five hours. No. 8 arrived after 3 am.
Advertising claims that Foley's Kidney Cure cures all kidney and bladder diseases and warns buyers to use it to avoid blame for results, noting it is sold by G. H. Wade. The item also mentions three bands of music at Pocahontas on the Fourth of July.
R A Gray J P of Oakville Indiana says ten years bedridden with kidney disease found relief after using Foleys Kidney Care recommended by others. He notes it was a Godsend and mentions sale by G H Wade druggist.
The partnership between 8. H. Brown 8S. W. Vest of Brown West at Bluefield West Roanoke dissolved by mutual consent. EK. H. Brown assumes Bluefield obligations. J. W. Vest and J. W. Minnick assume Roanoke obligations. West Minnick form continues at Roanoke. E. H. Brown at Bluefield. Roanoke June 11 1902.
J W Ruff departed for a business visit to Hinton. Judge C W Smith of Princeton was in town. Services planned for the fifth Sunday in June at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Generals Edgar P Racker and John J Tierney visited Bluefield. A J Dull of Harrisburg PA, president of Pulaski Iron Co, in the city. Mr and Mrs W A Ruff left for Rockbridge VA. D Davies, president of Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Co, in town. Miss Mary H Godwin and Miss Virginia F McDowell visiting Bramwell. Baseball at Bramwell vs Graham at 1 pm near Coopers. Y M C A entertainment tonight. tickets at Crockett drug and Y M C A hall. Admission 50c. children 25c. No. 4 delay due to Sciota Valley wreck. engineer seriously injured. Calvary Mission Society social June 30 at Y M C A hall for Beasley Street church fund. ice cream supper afterward. Thomas Lynch of Greensburg PA visiting city. president of United States Coal and Coke Co. on Tug River improvements. joined by family in a Pennsylvanian Railroad special.
Henry Bisles of Hatton Arkansas hails Ramon's Liver Pills and Ramon's Relief as cures for bilious colic after many physicians failed. He claims ten years of use and widespread customer satisfaction, urging every family to try a dose. For sale by H N White druggist.
S R Meredith of Willow Grove Del says the salve cured piles and skin troubles. claims operations are unnecessary. Describes the product as a certain cure and warns against counterfeits. listed for sale by John L Crockett, druggist.
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