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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented reflection on futurism and its impact on beauty artists and cosmetics. The author muses on punishment, social perception, and the uncertain future of dye faced cosmetics amid shifting artistic trends and public appetite.
Fragmentary text describes congressional debate on joining the World Court. References to the International Court of Justice, Senate provisions, and opposition to funding are noted. Mentions President Coolidge era framing and pacifist arguments influencing stance.
We were doing Mina Patsy Kean died at her cousin W A Vawter's Lea Street home. George Whitt track walker killed by a train at Falls Mills. G C Moore held for action of grand jury on attempted murder of Councilman Able Massey ten years ago today. Orr Morristown president of Sullins College. Rev C B Painter conducting revival at Kimball. Prinz Eugen interned at Newport. Mira the star discussed by Prof Michaelson. Mexico issues federal decree targeting highwaymen with firing squad.
Poem laments a chestnut oak near a cottage. A speaker pleads with a woodman to spare the tree that sheltered him and his family. The verse recalls childhood, family affection, and a vow to defend the aged oak against the axe.
National Education Association members in Cincinnati urged a broad curriculum revision to fit modern social and economic needs. They call for practical training, citizenship duties, and individual focus, with open air and special programs for backward or alert students. The Kansas City Star notes a shift toward integrating practical arithmetic and money management into everyday learning.
A Lewistown Maine journal laments dogs near cars, arguing dogs rarely ride safely and stricter rules seem unnecessary as dogs are blamed for few wrecks. The piece contrasts dangerous drivers with dogs, noting drunken dogs do not ride and urging no sweeping bans. A separate Nassau State column jokes about Florida devils and greased planks to hell, referencing a Jersey minister’s sermon and a quip about William Jennings Bryan in Miami.
A daily reading and meditation program titled The Foundation of Faith is prepared for the Evangelism Commission of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in AMDCLIC. The reading plan aims to deepen fellowship and faith during the Lenten season.
A Sunday meditation reflects on faith as a path to inner peace through toil, search, and discipline. It discusses working out salvation, the sense of a divine presence, and quiet comfort from memory, hope, and compassionate speech. It ends with a prayer for God’s promises, guidance, and comfort for the lonely and mourning.
A high school student will receive tuition and all reasonable expenses at any U S college for the best essay on Economies Resulting From Highway Improvement Donor is H 8 Firestone The program aims to train Young America to think on a subject needing attention amid rising wealth distribution across the nation Another note highlights stock ownership rising since 1918 with half a million new shareholders employees of firms they own and the naval officers debate reflects professional opinions on modern warfare
Washington, March 14. Extremes of temperament mark a contrast between Coolidge and Dawes. Coolidge’s restrained vice presidential address urged respect for Senate rules, while Dawes delivered a theatrical warning. Senator Underwood offered a reform to curb unlimited debate, shifting responsibility to Republicans. The issue reflects a partisan balance in filibuster usage across eras. A Norris proposal to convene Congress yearly on January 1 could end post-election sessions and the short session era.
A collection of light anecdotes and quips about marriage intentions engagement rings engravings and social pretensions. Jokes include a father noting a suitor's true motives, a wife accusing her husband of loving her less, a jeweler engraving the alphabet on an engagement ring, a salesman’s take on speed, and a line about two chauffeurs for courting.
The piece argues strong public support for the world court and critiques opposition as intellectual barrenness. It notes a House vote of 302 to 28 endorsing the court, disputes debt issues with France, and questions how to implement 3 percent beer while constitutional limits block change. It warns the electoral system must adapt to avoid three-way deadlock.
A jumble of humorous quips and observations on public life taxes and personal finance. Snippets critique private offices laughter at troubles and the Income Tax era with a punch line about a waiter in a two day old restaurant.
Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal Company in Tug River district McDowell county shows rapid growth as it ships 700 tons daily with one air shaft platform. Stock, linked to Island Creek Coal, trades around 14 dollars after starting at 10, with potential to reach 3,000 tons daily after full hoisting upgrades and 3,200 acres of connected property.
The American Coal Company plans a $200000 new tipple at its Pinnacle operation on Crane Creek Mercer county. Tracks for loading facilities are being installed. no start date set yet. The facility will include modern coal cleaning grading and loading devices and compare with top Pocahontas field plants. Separately a Paris report notes mice damaged new dresses in a dressmaking shop and a note on trade schools in Brazil.
Mr Mann questions typhoid germ survival in water while a health pamphlet recounts Sir Alexander Houston’s experiment showing rapid death of typhoid germs in bottled water over weeks. Discussions cover drinking polluted stream water, cautions on water safety, and opinions on waterborne disease risks.
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