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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
6
The piece promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative to regulate bowels and relieve constipation. It claims the mixture cleanse the bowel, halt diarrhoea, and restore balance, noting it has been a standard remedy for over thirty years and costs fifty cents per bottle.
The Graham Methodist Conference concluded with a sermon by Rev Dr Make. Rev Elijah Blake spoke at yesterday’s business session. Socials by Lutheran Ladies and St Marys Guild raised funds, while other locals visited Bluefield Roanoke and Norfolk. Porto Rico trade reaches $300 million in fifteen years.
Ailing speaker in confinement writes to The Telegraph from home in Bluefield praising the town and its people. She thanks friends for prayers and gifts used to aid two homeless girls and asks for continued prayers for her health and to continue her religious work once recovered.
Ex Sherri J J Chison of Pat Pop was in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs J Nelson of Taze well are spending Sunday in the city. Miss Mary Prince of Roanoke is visiting cousin Mrs Robert Peters of this city. Nellie Bowling and May Shelton of Billie were shopping yesterday. Dr C M Scott left this morning for Redley on professional business. Mrs H Bass and two children left yesterday for Indiana to visit. Congressman Row Cooper and Col W H Thomas of Pramwell were Firefield visitors yesterday. Mrs W Francis of Princeton spent Friday night with her sister Mrs J W Snyder and left yesterday on holiday.
An advertisement extols 8 S S 8 as a blood purifier that reaches germs in deep tissues and marrow. It claims to boost circulation, energize nerves, and aid elimination across liver lungs kidneys bowels and skin, advising readers to obtain a bottle from druggists and contact The Swift Specific Co for guidance.
A 1915 correspondent in Louisville thanks Bluefield donors for aiding children left homeless after a family illness and eviction. The letter expresses faith in Jesus and gratitude for care provided to the two Sanders girls.
In remarks reported by the Omaba Bee, Jones says he is nearly on his feet after a brief illness. He met the correspondent this morning and expects full recovery in a few days.
Fragmented quotation piece reflects on eyes as windows of the soul and glassy stares amid warnings from Wise men and Selden about dangers. The text blends aphorisms with fragmented commentary from the Baltimore American and other sources.
Six room house in East Kind with all conveniences priced at 2400. Two modern four room cottages in good location at 1850 each. Small cottage in South Blue field. Large 68 by 80 foot lot. Price 950. Midway residence with hot water heat 75 by 150 feet at 3000. Ten room house West End near High School 3250. Two six room bungalow dwellings in South Blue field at 8000 each. Easy terms with small cash payments and monthly balance. Save today by transferring rent to ownership.
In the matter of a bankruptcy order dated June 19 1915 referee Harold A. Rite, trustee H C Jordan will sell July 24 1915 at 4 PM at 11 lot No 4 section 8 Grahfmfield Bluefield Mercer WV the premises formerly owned by G B Stafford and wife. Cash in hand.
A generous hostess feeds a deserving beggar then learns tragedy follows her charity. Years later the tramp returns changed by guilt and rescue, discovers her grave, and rehabilitates himself by giving away ten percent of his earnings through her hands.
W. T. Brooks, a well known colored man from the city, leaves for Ottawa with Dan. W. V. Brooks accompanying him for a thirteen mile journey noted in local notices.
A respected local man announced plans to relocate his family to a firm near Ottawa, Canada after years of railroad work. He leaves tonight with broad support from both white and colored residents and claims no debts in Bluefield. The moving decision follows community regard and imminent relocation plans.
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