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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1924

Page

6

Advertising Rates and Notice Instructions

Advertising rates furnished and foreign representation listed for Kate Special Advertising Agency with offices in New York Kansas City Chicago San Francisco Atlanta. Notices limited to club meetings fairs sales and similar items must be paid for or remitted to Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bluefield West Virginia. Associated Press dispatches reprinted. local news published as provided.

New York Kansas City Chicago San Francisco Auanta Daily Telegraph

Gods Moment Reflects on meddling in others affairs

Quotation from Lichtenberg warns that those who interfere in other people's strife resemble a person who pulls a bow by the ears. It urges diligence in minding one’s own business to spare many lives and avoid trouble.

Lichtenberg

Trade Balance Defies Democrats Tariff Criticism

Ten months ending April show a favorable trade balance of 692 million dollars. Imports reach 2.977 billion while exports total 3.669 billion, versus 2023’s 232 million export surplus. Improvement of 460 million highlights stronger foreign trade despite Democratic warnings.

Bluefield Climate Aids Health And Longevity

The piece extolls Bluefield's climate as a free, healthful asset cooler than Chicago and western heat plains. It claims the weather is calm year round, mountains temper extremes, and fosters long life, urging education about this salubrious climate.

Imate Bluefield Chicago Here Weather Bureau

Stevenson Quote on Travel and Labor Ends Fragment

The text discusses the saying attributed to Stevenson about travel and labor. It contrasts popular understanding of hoping while traveling with the difficult idea that true success lies in labor as a path to life satisfaction. It notes many see labor as sacrifice rather than fulfillment.

Stevenson

Beatings, Nominations, and Obituaries From Local Notices

Ed Davis of Bluefield reports a man was beaten to death at Cedar Bluff during a mercy plea. In Ripley, sixty ballots chose a circuit judge nominee with Wm. A. Parsons named. Pocahontas Chapter 14 of the Daughters of Eastern Star formed at Pocahontas. Mrs. George Eskina dies at Third Street home. Wise Sadie Johnson marries C. H. Meadows. J. Kidd, longtime employee of Bluefield Water Works, dies at Beaver Pond Spring.

Ed Davis Bluefield Cedar Bluff Ripley Wm. A. Parsons Pocahontas Daughters of Eastern Star George Eskina Third Street Wise Sadie Johnson C. H. Meadows J. © Kidd Birefield Water Works and Improvement Company Beaver Pond Spring

Labor and Its Role in True Success and Social Reform

The piece argues that genuine contentment comes from steady work and that success lies in labor not just its outcome. It urges formal and compulsory manual training, broader crafts, parental guidance to avoid idleness, and warns against social failings linked to lax effort. It also references public figures and a crime case involving a Chicago youth.

Time, Money, and the Value of Minutes

A meditation on wealth and time argues that true riches lie in minutes rather than dollars. It compares how people chase small losses, like a $1, and waste time pursuing it, with the tendency to cling to ineffective old habits. It urges balanced living and warns against overwork and thriftless time use.

Tom Sims Telegraph Tickles What Can Jump Just Out of Reach

A fragmented line hints at Tom Sims and a Telegraph style phrase about elusive opportunity. It mentions children sitting around crying as school ends, suggesting a bleak mood about education and future prospects.

Beecause School

Businessmen urged to take serious stand in Washington

Nathan B. Williams of the National Association of Manufacturers calls for business leaders to study public questions, vote with conviction, and lead civic reform. The piece condemns political cowardice and warns that demagogues will control policy unless business and professional people mobilize and act on economic principles.

Washington Nathan B. Williams Manufacturers Record Baltimore Sun Covolidge Congress Williams National Association of Ace

London official retires after twenty eight years of service

Anthony C. Johnson chief doorkeeper of the House of Commons received a silver teapot on his retirement after twenty eight years of service.

London Anthony C. Johnson House of Commons

Democrats Mull Slogans as They Seek a Ticket

The piece reports on Democratic attempts to craft catchy campaign slogans for a presidential ticket. It notes proposed lines and possible pairings including speakers like Davis and Davis, Roosevelt and Mack, and remarks on Sam Ralston’s slogan challenge.

York Coolidge McAdoo National Committee Franklin Roosevelt Norman Mack Smith Outfit Smith

Prison College at Peterhead trains convicts in languages and skills

In Peterhead Prison inmates receive instruction in French and Spanish, engineering, and music as part of a prison college program.

Prison College London Peterhead Prison

World rubber cartel forming to steady supply

British rubber growers control 72 percent of world output by forming a selling combine to tame prices. Americans are top buyers. artificial rubber could curb costs but tires remain pricey. Philippine plantations seen as best large scale option to meet demand.

Wall Street Journal Philippine Islands

Fables on Health Encourage Picnics for Children

The piece urges using warm days for family outings and Sunday picnics to benefit children and elders. It argues outdoor travel fosters hygiene, imagination, and play, favoring open country but valuing any suitable outdoor excursion. It emphasizes adults join in and maintain the child like spirit.

Mann

Five-Minute Search for Golf Balls Provokes Laughs

A humorous column of quick quips and cartoons features a rule about searching five minutes for a golf ball, plus back and forth about love, money, wax works, and mistaken newspaper claims. A couple of golfers conclude with a witty interruption from a bystander about locating lost balls.

Fragmented quotes reflect 1920s press style notes

A jumble of quoted aphorisms from various papers including Bridgegas Telegram and Philadelphia North American hints at social commentary. The lines mock class consciousness, democracy, traffic police, and rum running, suggesting a satirical column or wire-service snippets from multiple outlets.

Bread and water for 79 days at Wandsworth Prison

London reports Charles Clyakton a refractory convict at Wandsworth Prison has been fed on bread and water for 79 days in a protest or disciplinary confinement.

London Charles Clyakton Wandsworth

Mosquito Bite Fatal in Dover Farm Death

James M. Carey a Morris County farmer died from a mosquito bite in Dover New Jersey. Local authorities confirm the fatal case and note medical officials caution about mosquito borne illnesses in the area.

Dover, N. J James M. Carey Morris County

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