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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
Detroit on June 29 discusses whether Bible in schools and urges library access to literature from all religions. Paul M. advocates public discussion.
Paine of the Byrnes New York Public Library argues at the American Library Association meeting that libraries offer free access to opposing views on religion. He cites Dr. Bostwick and Milton to show libraries as forums for private study, allowing public exposure to diverse beliefs on God ethics and the hereafter.
Adjutant and Mrs. Kittell left Bluefield yesterday for Huntingdon Pa to oversee new Salvation Army work. Lieutenant Kelly has been promoted to captain and sent to Williamson then Huntington W Va. New officers are due today from Uniontown Pa to continue local work after a board meeting at Busy Bee restaurant yesterday.
The Chinese Progressive Educational Association asked Beijing to remove import duties on textbooks and laboratory apparatus and to provide free transportation for educational works. It says state advancement is hampered by the lack of foreign texts.
Salem New Jersey resident Ellias Cuff credits Clare's Menthel-Pepsin with curing a chronic stomach trouble after trying many remedies. The ad touts pepsin plus other ingredients to strengthen a weak stomach, sold by Goody Koontz Drug Co and druggists for one dollar per bottle. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Robertson and Thomas Fairchild took place yesterday at the Robertson home on Sussex Street. Rev. R. E. Holder officiated. The bride, a popular local native, and the groom, a Norfolk and Western employee, plan a long honeymoon and will reside in Bluefield after.
Bluefield Post No 9 of the American Legion will join a one day national membership drive on July 21. Every legion post nationally is expected to participate in the effort aimed at a 400000 member goal. The campaign emphasizes recruiting existing members to recruit new ones.
The Bluefield Post hopes to expand its reach by adding a hundred or more members, signaling a push to broaden engagement and grow its existing base.
City officials report ten months of operation under the management plan and plan to publish a brief report titled The People's Business within three weeks. Licenses show good collections and the new traffic ordinance remains in circulation. Building permits issued include work at Matz Hotel basement for 500 dollars, a Bland street hot dog stand for 400 dollars, and a Jefferson street residence remodel for 1000 dollars.
A vivid scene from Flower of the North shows Pauline Starke as Jeanne kindling a lighted signal fire to rouse a tribe of Indians on the warpath. The dramatic display is featured at Rialto Theatre today and tomorrow.
The Camp Fire Girls of the M. E. Church South stage a three act comedy on Friday evening in the Sunday school rooms. Attend for a pleasant evening of fun and to support the girls summer camp project.
An antiseptic liquid named Zemo offers quick relief from eczema itch and skin irritation. It promises instant stopping of itching, skin softening, and safe use on tender skin, with prices 35 cents for a regular bottle and one dollar for an extra large bottle.
A midnight blaze on northern Oregon mountains sent flames hundreds of feet high, visible for miles. Cameras captured the spectacular fire from multiple angles as David Smith praised the striking effects for Flower of the North based on James Oliver Curwood’s novel set north of 83.
A thrilling production headlines an all star cast led by Henry B Walthall and Pauline in a high energy adventure. The project promises excitement and memorable performances.
A hint notes that clothes with elaborate drapings do not pack well for summer trips. Straight cut lines press easily and pack more satisfactorily, while draped garments may need a professional press. The text adds there are more than a thousand varieties of rubber trees.
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