Notices and notices and classifieds from Daily Telegraph
Fragmentary text from a Bluefield West Virginia Daily Telegraph printing sheet lists advertising rates and foreign representation. It mentions notices for club meetings entertainments paid by members and various notices for banks and lodges with communications and remittance addresses.
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Daily Telegraph
Assor
Katztal Haverining
Wew
Kansas City
Chicago
Sanancisco
Atlanta
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefield
W. Va
Subscription Rates By Mail and City Carrier
Rates listed for subscription by mail payable in advance covering different regions and term lengths. West Virginia and surrounding territories are specified with varying durations and prices. City carrier rates are stated for in advance payment with options for several months.
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West Virginia
War ethics and restraint quoted by scripture and Machiavelli
The excerpt contrasts prohibitions on sexual immorality with wartime deceit. It pairs a biblical plea for fasting and prayer with a Machiavellian view praising cunning in war, noting both as controversial guides to conduct.
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Hough
Machiavelli
Representative Government and the Legislator’s Duty
The article argues for representative government where lawmakers reflect constituents wishes. It cites Mrs Owen and Senator Borah voting to protect their constituents desires, yet acknowledges the need for legislators to guide errors and abandon aims when out of touch. It warns lawmakers to retire if wholly out of sympathy with constituents.
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Mra. Owen
Congress
Florida
Democrat
William F. Borah
Owen
Borah
United States
Tis
Farm Relief Becomes Election Issue Before 1932
The piece argues farm relief may influence the 1930s elections but cautions it may be premature to judge. It notes Hoover's new farm relief act and the lengthy test period ahead, while the affordability and burden of enforcement remain under question.
Knight Templars Founded and Leaders Elected in Bluefield
Twenty years ago today Bluefield Commandery No. 13% Knight Templars was constituted with Dr. F. L. Black as eminent commander and J. B. Pearson elected master of Bluefield Lodge No. 85 A F and A M. The Freeman case was in progress at Princeton and the Retail Merchants bureau of the Chamber of Commerce began organizing. Joseph R. Crockett died and Walter W. Peck, 58, died at his Graham home.
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Bluefield Commandery
Knight Templars
F. L. Black
J. B. Pearson
Bluefield Lodge
A. F
A. M
Princeton
Retail Merchants Bureau of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Oseph R. Crockett
Walter W. Peck
Graham
Farm Relief Act Needs Patient Support, Not Suspicions
The article urges patience and constructive support for the new farm relief act, noting it is not perfect but should be aided by both parties. It warns critics to avoid undermining the law and emphasizes that agricultural improvement benefits many interests and future success for both Democrats and Republicans.
West Virginia illiteracy levels spark statewide drive
West Virginia ranks thirty third in literacy with 61 468 voting age illiterates. Mercer county lists 2 444 illiterates and Bluefield 417. County and city tallies reveal widespread gaps though overall figures show younger and male illiteracy higher.
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Union
West Virginia
Bluefield
Mercer County
Pleasanta
Wirt
Ruehle
Hampshire
Calhoun
Upshur
Doddridge
Jackson
Pendleton
Morgan
Grant
Gilmer
Hardy
Webster
Lewis
Roane
Summers
Wood
Putnam
Pocahontas
Brooke
Clay
Barbour
Tucker
Mineral
Nicholas
Berkeley
Prenton
Boome
Taylor
Mason
Jefferson
Wyoming
Wetzer
Greenbrier
Marshall
Randolph
Braxton
Ohio
Monongalia
Wayne
Lincoln
Mingo
Cabell
Fairmont
Martinsburg
Morgantown
Moundaville
Parkersburg
Beckley
Benwood
Buckhannon
Charles Town
Chester
Elkins
Follawsbee
Grafton
Hinton
Keyser
Logan
McMechen
Piedmont
Pt. Pleasant
Princeton
Richwood
St. Albana
Salem
Sisteraville
South Charleston
Welch
Welleburg
Weston
Williamson
Bluefield Area Development Plan Includes Tax Reforms and Safety Measures
The plan proposes quarterly tax installments for city county and state revenue similar to federal practice. It calls for mine safety enforcement and miner education to protect lives and property and for barriers on roads to reduce accidents. It seeks motor vehicle levies while eliminating personal property assessments and licenses. Proposals include more Bluefield factories and a northern street linking East End bridge Midway and College Avenue as part of regional development.
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Bluefield
East End Bridge
Midway
College Avenue
Advancement and Development Association
Counties of
Southern West
Pean
Eberifis
I Alc
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Light Imagery in Opal Lenore Gibbs Poem
A lyrical passage describes light as a daybreak glory with ache in its gleam. It depicts white light over a vivid songster and a long ago mantle, contrasting moon shadow tones and a silver world. The piece ends with light from painting candles highlighting a mother’s face.
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Opal Lenore Gibbs
Recodification commission work sparks statewide debate
West Virginia editors heard Senator Hallanan urge disposition of the recodification commission's extensive work noting it overstepped authority yet contains valuable elements. The piece calls for careful legislative review, bypassing wholesale rejection, and questions the cost and scope amid a looming special session.
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Enator Hallanan
West Virginia
Charleston
Kanawhan
West
Conley
Welch Daily News
Throwing The Harpoon
A jumble of odd items notes 1015 motions in dishwashing by a University of Chicago student and a joke that made a Chicago man fall and crack his head. Tariff walls are described as wooden by log rolling. The Duke of Gloucester joke ends with a hat scare on a lion.
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University of Chicago
Duke of Gloucester
Show Boat Hollywood Glides Into Wheeling On River
A Sunday morning look at the Hollywood show boat moored under the bridge in Wheeling. Actors, vendors, and parkway spectators observe a quiet prep day before a week of performances. The river life, not Broadway, keeps show boats alive on the river. A Florence wall tablet notes river spectacles began in the thirteenth century.
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Eeling
W. VA
Mencke Brothers
Hollywo
Green River Parkway
Hollywood
Hudson
Jersey
Long Island Sound
Broadway
New York
Parkway
Florence
Italy
Baby Senator Allen Roils the Senate with Sharp Debates
Kansas senator Henry Allen, dubbed the “baby” member, quickly drew fire for caustic remarks toward veteran lawmakers including Borah Copeland Caraway Brookhart and King. The clash over the farm relief debenture issue highlighted Allen’s abrupt entrance and testing of Senate decorum as he defended presidential policies.
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Washington
Senate
Henry Allen
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
Caraway
Arkansas
Brookhart
Iowa
King
Utah
Allen
Curtis
Gallerice
Hoover
Copeland
New York
Swimming Pools and Public Health Rules in Pennsylvania
The article notes growth of pools from 67 in 1900 to over five thousand in the United States and emphasizes sanitation to prevent eye infections boils ear infections and dysentery. It cites M Grace of the Pennsylvania health department praising strict pool regulations including showers dressing rooms lifeguards bathing suit hygiene and prohibition of shared towel usage.
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United States
M. Grace
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Variety Bazaar Notes and Miscellany Items
A fragmented item list mentions Granted facts a artificial embankment a small memorial and acts to seize without right. It also references senility seam red pertaining to a grammatical mark untwist an organ of sight cabin and a twisled woolen fabric.
Endurance plane crash injuries and deaths in multiple locations
A roundup of distressing aviation and other mishaps with deaths and injuries across cities including Roosevelt Field and Mitchel Field in New York, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Riverside, and more. The brief notes mention a killed pilot, two injured in New York, and various other accidents worldwide.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Viela Gentry
Jensen
Minneapolis
Recor Mitchel Field
Angeles
Uniontown
Berlin
Los Angeles
Gladys Brockwell
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Riverside
Cal
Antofagastia
Chile
South Rockwood
Mich
San Frededeco
Hart Va
Kles
Onkers
Topeka
Kan
New View of American Life Through the Immigrant Hunkies
Thames Williamson’s novel Hun ky centers on Jeach an ignorant laborer in a great city slum who drifts through work, strikes, and a quest for citizenship. The piece argues the book offers a social history of immigrant labor and the foundation of American industry beyond elite biographies.
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Carlyle
Tollere
New South
Thames Williamson
Jendi
Teller
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Gary
New England
Southwest
West
Jencie
America
Park Avenue
Southampton
Newport
Bar Harbor
Grover Whalen
New York
London
Kansas City
Bethesda lightning wrecks Peerlees box factory
In Bethesda a lightning strike destroyed the Peerlees box factory causing about 10000 dollars in losses. Wellsburg banker Charles H Windsor 65 dies. Clemans trial postponed in Charleston. Huntington school board to rule soon on C L Wright misconduct case. Wellsburg molten glass tank explodes panicking fifty workers. New Cumberland First National Bank receivership taken by Philip Holman. An electrician dies after falling across a high tension wire.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
Peerlees
Bethesda
Wellsburg
Charles H. Windsor
Charleston
First National Bank
New Cumberland
Cleaning a White Hat with French Chalk and Fluid
Guidance on cleaning a white hat using French chalk for initial cleans, then steaming or using a hat block, followed by cleansing fluid. Rinse with additional fluid to achieve a clear result.
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Virginia
T. C .Townsend
Fayette Tribune
John J. Swint
Swint
Kalin
Whelan
Donohue
Swinton
Gilbert Swan
HE Sale
Izlegay
Qute
Kine
Great Britain
Senator
BY Kirkel, Simpson
Llen
Arkansan
Carraway
Daily Health Service
Morrip
Horiontal
Tad
Gresatoh
North Carolina
Richmond
Norfolk
Richols
Pullman
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