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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
22
The text speaks of knowing whom one has believed and being persuaded that he is able to keep that commitment until the final day. It emphasizes trust in the Creator for unseen guidance and steadfast faith amid doubt.
This excerpt discusses Hester Howlett’s praise of idling as a rare gift that refreshes and sustains work. It contrasts idleness with constant activity, arguing that occasional rest is sensible, not a vice, and that true idling requires effort and discipline from those who have labored.
In Chicago the church federation seeks to abolish Knowledge is Power and push Ignorance is Bliss as a motto while pressuring newspapers to suppress crime coverage. The piece warns such edits threaten public value, noting fearlessness in reporting protects citizens and deters crime.
Able Massey councilman was assaulted and badly injured. Roland C. Luther of Peerless Coal and Coke died at his Pottsville home. Joe Puckett of Abingdon was shot and killed after Richlands. Ten years ago the Commercial Hotel announced opening May 1. Creasy of Montgomery county fined for riding a locomotive on Bluefield yards. The Layland mine death toll reached 108. The piece muses on life contrasts and the value of idle moments.
The speaker reflects on morning as a transformative light that makes life feel renewed. A nameless narrator expresses preference for humble, honest men who greet the day, finding joy in new beginnings and shared humanity. A Buffalo News attribution is noted.
A Boston Transcript piece highlights thirty girls in a Florida swimming event, all dressed in street clothes. The author notes excursions refresh the soul and body, and hints modesty as a virtue, suggesting the scene would embarrass Boston’s standards.
A compilation noting quips and wits from various papers. The item lists lines about reform, mountain myths, reckless driving, envy, memoirs, salaries, and domestic attention, reflecting humorous or pointed social observations.
An old farmyard vignette shows a mother and girl with a farmer scaring off a intruder after a question about outcomes. A store boy boasts of a skill as a Scottish reader of his own writing, presenting a small humorous anecdote.
A string of short, humorous vignettes from a Sunday morning setting. A father comments on his son's new shoes as they walk, a teacher handles Mary’s fainting joke, a novice plumber endures a long first day, a strict breakfast routine emerges, a benevolent elder disperses a penny to stop a sidewalk fight, and a businessman considers a government post for a boy.
A young woman in Rome was found insane but released to her parents. She then shot and killed Dr. Antonio Gessio who had testified against her at a court hearing, triggering an ongoing inquiry into the parole decision.
Mrs Mann notes many with organic heart disease feel no pain while pain near the heart can signal trouble or be from non heart causes like gas injuries or pleurisy. Swelling of the ankles indicates poor circulation from weak heart kidney disease or anemia and worsens after prolonged standing. Rest often reduces swelling.
In Washington rumors peg Nick Longworth for a U.S. Senate after a period as speaker. Ohio voters, intra-state factions, and his Cincinnati ties shape the path, with upstate dry interests and in-laws a factor in his rising profile. Also: Alfalfa Bill Murray’s Bolivian farm colony project collapses amid drought and jungle barriers.
The article notes a shift in car design toward smaller, lighter models as roads improve. It compares U S trends with Europe, highlighting small cars' rising production and Paris as a busy street that hosts many bicycles compared to privately owned cars.
The article argues against tax duplication between federal and state levels, supports streamlined collection and reform of abuses, and defends a principled inheritance tax. It contrasts executive caution on salaries with calls for broader public insight, rails at profligate coffee habits, and weighs reformers against Tammany in New York politics.
Hoover warns that traffic accidents cause 23 000 deaths and 680 000 serious injuries yearly with economic losses near 690 million dollars. He notes falls in homes rival traffic in fatalities, urging years of education and safety to reduce highway deaths and indoor risks.
A collection of wry aphorisms and scraps about spring, fashion, and society. The blizzard of quips notes lemons in season, lambs in finance, grads entering life, ram ships, and wary reformers while lampooning dandies and dancing, with playful observations on weddings, hobbies, and unlucky Fridays.
The text reflects on nature praising God and the soul reaching upward, followed by view of Jesus revealing the God of souls and the universe as a loving Father. It states God renews and consoles souls in Christ and asks eternal God to be loved and walked with in fellowship. Amen.
London reports defend the saxophone as an instrument, noting its invention by Antoine Joseph Sax in Dinant Belgium and its development in Paris from 1843 onward. Despite early innovation the inventor died penniless, with critics arguing the onus should be on jazz saxophonists rather than the instrument. Turkish women to trade governs headlined in Constantinople news.
An ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple weight loss method with no starvation or hard exercise. It claims steady, easy fat loss with no ill effects and offers purchase options through a druggist or the Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
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