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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary postal notice and ad text from Bluefield West Virginia dated Friday morning June 2 1912. Includes vague references to dress changes and contact by reading the Daily Telegraph.
A concise reflection on being present for every outcome and finding contentment in even minor details. The author urges steadfast attention to truth and duty, suggesting value in small acts as part of a virtuous life.
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes Marshal Tyree can publicly back Roosevelt if he wishes and should not face pressure for his preferences. With the Taft nomination set, Tyree is expected to line up behind Taft and support him wholeheartedly.
The piece discusses Republican and Democratic contrasts as Baltimore and Chicago frame the 1912 scene. It notes a Taft re nomination push, Bryan influence, and questions whether ideals or expediency drive the parties as conventions shape the combat and coalitions.
Distorted historical OCR reflects unrest and cyclical political themes, implying recurring protests and aging structures. Fragmented phrases hint at voices crying out and resistance against established orders amid repeating patterns across years.
A historical editorial argues that US political parties endure by representing broad schools of thought. It dismisses Roosevelt's proposed “progressive” party as built on disappointment and personal ambition, unlikely to gain broad support or lasting policy, and commends Taft's steady campaign approach.
Senator LaFechette says the national and credentials committee work at the Chicago convention showed no injustice. He blames Theodore Wabmot for a nomination given too easily, calling it a grave injustice to vanity. Parkersburg Dievatch-Newe.
The Intelligencer notes a lengthy congressional term, aided by Governor Glasscock potentially facing bribery charges before the United States Senate. It extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional remedy, with a $1000 reward for failure, and promotes related preparations from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The article reports on former President Bryan pressuring for a resolution at the Democratic National Convention. He faces jeers and opposition from William A. McCorkle of West Virginia and party members. The Bryan measures pass with near unanimity after debate and adjournment set for the next morning. A Fidelity Bank building sale is scheduled for Saturday at 10:30.
Notice to Tax Payees of Beaver Pond District warning that delinquent taxes are being compiled and must be paid within days or the account will be returned delinquent. Deputy for I J Ellison indicates action by the district.
Fairmont June 27 Special plans are set for the West Virginia conference camp meeting in Fairmont July 18 to 28. Attendees from Parkersburg Morgantown Martinsburg Charleston Wheeling and others will camp at South Side Leep Park with a 2000 seat grand stand dining tents and vegetarian meals.
A national plan to card catalog all elementary school children will create a lifelong school record. The system tracks age, admission date, grade, attendance, health, conduct, scholarship, birthplace, vaccination, and guardian details. It follows students across moves and schools to enable uniform comparative statistics.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. No clear people, places, dates, organizations, or events are identifiable for a proper summary.
The text notes 1910 figures for book and spiritual literature markets including pamphlets and periodicals, with an estimated total of $1,060,510.58 for that year and $7,711,911.82 since 1906, while pamphlet copies cost $500 to trial and publishing shows reach in sixty seven languages.
Roosevelt and Bryan badges have appeared in Chicago as part of a proposed ticket. Several hundred have been distributed to suburban train passengers, and at progressive headquarters officials said there was no opposition to the ticket.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts will sail from Boston for a historic England visit. They will be hosted by London's Honorable Artillery Company with a Buckingham Palace reception and a banquet at Armory House. The trip includes Windsor and a tablet dedication at Captain Richard Keayne’s birthplace.
Joe Arpie is accused of forging William Schoonover s name to obtain 57.20 from the Norfolk and Western. Arpie was arrested and released on 100 bail. four Italian friends posted the bail. The case was set to be tried before Squire Gordbey with Officer Keister serving the warrant.
Sauer's lemon and vanilla extracts praised by housewives and cooks as top quality. Sold for 10¢ and 25c. The Daily Telegraph home delivery offer lists one year for $4.00. Subscribe today.
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