Local Bluefield News Rates And Subscriptions Notice
A damaged OCR fragment outlines mail and city carrier subscription rates for West Virginia and nearby territories. It lists pricing by year and period, plus delivery by mail and city carrier options. The excerpt references Bluefield, West Virginia and Associated Press content rights.
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Siitaved Ag
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Bluefield
W. Vas
Associated Press
West Virginia
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Virginie
Tal Ronan
West
Caerrier
God’s Moment in a Masterpiece of Nature
Fragmentary reader notes praise a poem or religious line, calling it a potential masterpiece of nature and quoting a motto about friendship and obedience. The text appears as a literary or devotional fragment with attributions that are unclear or garbled.
Public ownership push echoed by Harvard economist
Professor T N Carver of Harvard told a New York audience that ownership of corporations is spreading widely rather than government ownership. He cited US Steel with 160000 owners and 60000 employees, millions owning streets, utilities, gas, and Standard Oil interests. He argued diffusion and merger of interests aid democratization of industry.
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T. N. Carver
Harvard University
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Fall Roadsy
Electric Light
Bhy Street
Gallwaya
Standard Oil
Able Railroad Ayste
Brotherhood
Requey
Product of United Effort Airplane Motor Breaks Limits
A detailed note extols a new airplane motor as a prime example of syndicated age ingenuity. It credits a major corporation and 200 engineers in a landmark collaboration that promises dramatic gains in power and efficiency far surpassing horse power. The piece envisions future feats including vertical flight in crowded streets and rapid progress in aviation technology.
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Cartier
Tts
Geriog
All Wish to Rule China Text Fragment Summary
Fragmentary text discusses Sun Yat sen era China and struggles for leadership. Mentions Chinese government, factions, and confusion amid political aims. Sparse readable names and phrases hint at national governance but lack clear events or dates.
Dryas convention names ticket for city election
Twenty years ago today the Dryas held a convention at City Hall naming a ticket for the municipal election. Monroe was mentioned in Snow ye, possibly a misprint, while Miss Jennie Sullivan left for New York to buy stock for Venible's store. Attorney J Frank Griffin was noted in Honaker and Vanden. Smith H Bradley was injured by a car. an escaping prisoner fled Tug River near Matewan, then disowned by a deputy sheriff.
System Reflections on Royalty and Industry
A fragment from a historical column references David Kirkwood’s suspensions and critique of royalty, including comments about the Prince of Wales. It contrasts public tolerance of the monarchy with calls for work and responsibility. The piece notes tax bills, the Missouri wives exchange case, and rising orders at United States Steel, signaling broader debates on leadership and industry.
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David Kirkwood
House of Vaimmons
Imaney
Prince of Wales
Kirkwood
Hoyally
Ig al
Woret
I ix
Parlor talk and vanity amid a fog of death
A Los Angeles woman dies during a facial peeling procedure in Hollywood. The piece discusses a prior June face modeling surgery by a beauty doctor who later fled to Germany after manslaughter charges. The column mix includes sports writers Armad Massard and Lucien Gandin, a duel-like quarrel, and advice from Dr. Thomas Dennington on sleep and weight, all framed as social commentary on vanity and risk.
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Los Angeles
Germany
Armad Massard
Lucien Gandin
Parla
James
Armand
Ancien
Armad
Lucien
Thomas. Dennington
New York
Silly Family Letters and Jumbled Text Sketches
A fragmented, humorous passage shows a father seeking a marriage match for his daughter, miswritten letters, and quick captions from a barber shop scene. It also includes disjointed lines about grammar, dreams, and a jokey exchange with a loud speaker. The overall tone is playful, with stray dialogues and household vignettes.
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Spelley
Johnnie
Johnie
When It Comes My Time To Visit The Folks I Knew
A reflective poem recalling aging, wistful views of neighbors and friends from the past. The speaker longs for the companionship, humor, and life once shared with the old line folk who made life worth living, hoping for a future reunion with them.
Selected Editorial Opinions on Geneva Protocol and Winter Weather
Editorials criticize the Geneva protocol asIdealistic and impractical due to national burdens and domestic control issues. It highlights Lord Parmoor and U S attitudes, then shifts to a Weather Bureau forecast rebutting earlier winter predictions and noting actual conditions.
Daily Leuven Bible meditation on faith and temptation
A Tuesday reading for the Federal Council of Churches meditation centers on spiritual manhood. It urges steady affirmative life over avoidance, walking in the Spirit to resist temptation, and placing faith in God above material things, with a prayer for living faith and enduring trust.
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Leuven
Commission On Evangelism of
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Jesus
Falta
God
Edith Bolling Wilson resumes public life at club meeting
Edith Bolling Wilson widow of Woodrow Wilson appears publicly for the first time in over a year at the Women's National Democratic Club annual meeting in Washington. She hosted guests at her home after a pilgrimage to Wilson's tomb and later presided at a dinner with Democratic women.
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Ashington
Wilson
Edith Bolling Wilson
National Democratic Club
Mra. Wilson
Thealtb
Bethlehem Chapel
Gald
Asalat
Short Cuts From Exchanges on Bootlegger Publicity
Civilization isn't hopeless says Nonie and Cage Cuy who gained more publicity than Herrin. Baltimore Sunday Sun notes that bootlegging isn't a pretty time but it continues to attract attention as the bootlegger's notoriety grows.
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Nonie
Cage Cuy
Herrin
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Typhoid Mary and the Carrier Dilemma in Public Health
Mrs Mann explains typhoid germ carriers as human carers who spread disease. She cites Typhoid Mary, a cook linked to twenty six infections across six families from 1902 to 1907, hospitalized in 1907, later found at Sloan Hospital in 1916. Possible connections to Ithaca waterborne outbreak of 1903 are noted.
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Sloan Hospital
New York
Mary
Ithaca
Impartial judge needed here amid political turmoil
A fragmented editorial voice argues for fair judgment by all sides on public affairs. It critiques congressional bias, defends defense measures for the Philippines, and questions naval limits while urging a balanced forum for people to judge competing claims. The piece also contrasts economic ethics in China and Russia, and presses the United States to lead debt settlements with creditor nations.
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Cane
Grees
Telegraphic Fragments and Far-Flung Patter From a Turbulent Page
A garbled column parades mixed witticisms and adages about politics, tax, fashion, and life, mingling misquoted lines and stray phrases. It includes stray names and nonsensical observations reflecting a chaotic newspaper page segment.
Tennessee House Poised to Peak in Power
Tennessee will reach a peak of power in the next House of Representatives not seen since the Civil War. John Tilson, Republican leader, and Finis Garrett, Democratic leader, both native sons of the Old Hickory state, will serve as floor leaders for their parties.
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Iplomatic Golfing Corps
Kellogg
Washington Golfists
Beentge
Sitle
London
George Harvey
John W. Davis
United States
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Harvey
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House of Representatives
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Finis Garrett
Old Hickory
Kissing burglar robs homes then kisses victims in London
A London report describes a “kissing burglar” who after breaking into houses, kisses any girl he finds in bed before making his escape. The item is part of a clipped, sensational style noting recent thefts and odd behavior.
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KISS
London
Black-Draught praised for headaches and stomach relief
Mrs. W. G. Pigg of Reters Ky says Black-Draught has helped her since childhood for colds over eating and severe headaches. She notes it eases indigestion and bitter mouth taste, improves cold symptoms, and she will continue recommending it as a trusted remedy based on long experience. The product is described as a vegetable laxative with proven blends.
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Reret
Contone
Thedford
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