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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
6
The fragment cites Carlyle interpreting Proverbs and the universe as divinely charged, arguing the heavens are not demoniacal but godlike and linked to the speaker’s Father. It presents a philosophical reflection on meaning, existence, and divine order.
Southern West Virginia voters in Mercer Raleigh and Summers counties form a large Republican bloc backing Abe Lilly for the GOP nomination. The Lilly family numbers around a thousand voters with a history of party loyalty and urging recognition from party leaders for future support.
A critique of cantaloupe growers who abandon 8,000,000 melons to rot to inflate prices for eastern markets. The piece argues the practice yields excessive profits and harms families, urging cheaper, more humane distribution for broader access.
The article notes critics hinting Harding may abandon the presidency and suggesting successors. It argues pro and anti Harding stories misread the party's dynamics, cites Hughes as a potential strong president, and questions the Democratic field outside uncertain states.
Twenty years ago today Preston of this city wed Miss Ida Starling at Graham. Twelve special officers were sworn in to keep peace in Bluefield on July 4. Buckley returned from Br's due to the death of his sister Bertie Buckley.
The piece surveys Indiana, Ohio, New York, Missouri and Massachusetts, weighing candidates Beveridge Ralston Pomerene and Hearst effects. It notes Republicans fear losses in Ohio and Missouri, Hearst influence in New York, and a solid South that keeps Democrats dominant, hinting at third party talk.
The Minnesota Democratic candidate for US Senate shows versatility by preferring cleaning house and making preserves over campaign planning. The report notes she is more than a politician and strikes a refreshing tone.
Brief, fragmented jokes and observations from various papers. Items include battered autos after crashes, food quips about pleated sandwiches and eggs, remarks on gray hairs and drug stores, a Swiss astronomer missing a comet, dandelions misclassified as fruit, malt extract not allowed, and a noted shooting referenced by Lennie’s absence.
A light verse by Berton Braley explores a cheerful, bourgeois self view. The speaker praises Prohibition, marriage, patriotism, and optimism while denying gloom, acknowledging subsidies of culture and literature.
William J. Pinkerton argues the whipping post deters crime, while noting criminals view long jail terms as harsher. The piece combines social reform, wages in Massachusetts, gold imports, and forecasts on industry, youth migration, and the future impact of airplanes on civilization.
The selections discuss tariff policy and the global economic shift since the war. They argue against returning to prewar protection and warn that debtor to creditor status changes require new approaches. They compare political debate to navigating a real ship toward pragmatic outcomes.
An editorial urges mutual concession and tolerance to keep harmony among diverse peoples, comparing Earth to a neighborhood where competing interests like a dog cat chickens and a garden must yield for peace. It emphasizes peace requires giving and accepting terms.
Mexico has recognized its debts and the exact conditions under which it will meet them are not yet published. Interest will resume after January 2, 1923, with partial cash payments and the remainder in scrip until 1928 when full service of the debt will be completed.
A collage of quips and headlines pokes fun at current events and society. It riffs on De Valera, Ruth, Solomon, and other figures, mingling political, sport, and everyday topics with whimsical observations about behavior and technology.
The page offers a string of humorous exchanges and social quips. Scenes include a boastful salesman and a mechanic with varnish, a wife guesting from Palm Beach to Newport, a Moon automobile dealer fainting, and kitchen table banter about wives, work, and breakfast beverages.
The text outlines Jesus sending seventy followers to prepare towns, urging reliance on God, healing the sick, and delivering the kingdom. It records their return with joy, warnings to cities, and parables including the good Samaritan and Mary and Martha.
A nurse's calm confidence and hopeful talk helped a critically ill pneumonia patient recover. The nurse urged the chief physician to tell the man he could get well, rekindling hope and cooperation, leading to recovery credited to the nurse's psychology and sense.
Kent farmer Herbert Triplow keeps 54 public posts and runs three successful farms, showing unusual civic involvement alongside his agricultural work.
A dictionary style note explains the word obeisance noting its pronunciation obei sans with emphasis on the second syllable meaning a bending or prostration as a token of respect and its Latin roots. An example cites Chief Justice and Mrs Taft not required to make the customary obeisance on visiting King George and Queen Mary.
Calico dresses, once basic garb of a humble station, now feature white organdie trim and braid. They gain popularity for morning wear in rural areas and at summer resorts.
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