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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1925

Page

5

Hard Work in Bluefield College Students Take Roles

In Aldition to regular classes in Latin English Math and History, Bluefield College students perform nearly all college tasks including janitorial duties for all three buildings. They handle downtown church cleaning, meal prep, dining hall service, dishwashing, central heating operations, and the book-keeping. Some ministerial students run small pastorates nearby and one barbering student operates a dormitory barbershop chair.

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Bluefield College Students Embrace Labor as Path to Education

A campus scene shows students contributing to store work selling candy and drinks to peers while others run mail routes to Bluefield. Huskies assist with campus upkeep, grading, and road work all summer. Many Bluefield students come from mountain farms and coal mines, valuing hard work and education, with the college admitting capable applicants who cannot pay the full tuition. Work nearly always found around campus or in town to fund expenses.

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Lost in Jungles of East Africa Explorer Mrs Dollas Ateley

Naturalist and explorer Mrs Dollas Ateley, leading sixty natives with a Brooklyn Museum party, is believed lost in uncharted East African jungles near the Abyssinian frontier while studying the region unknown to whites.

Fragmentary note on Blanche Hermet and emigration

Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Blanche Hermet leaving Memuiny for what seems to be California. It references her father, Asherbeanh, and a compulsory naturalization while in Germany during the war. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Blanche Hermet Memuiny Woolworth

World Peace Mia Leads WWOQ in Unity Drive

Mia Uhime Guthree advocates the World Union of Women for Intentional Quanuord to align nations toward global peace. She travels within the United States to promote her organization’s plan and increase support for peaceful initiatives.

Mia Uhime-Guthree Dare Wiarld Union of Wonen America Phins

Blush Test Reported In Film Star Scene

The passage notes Jane Harter, a Hollywood figure, having her blush temperature measured by Dr. Frank McCoy, a specialist, using a diagnostic vibrometer and a hemoglobin meter. It references the inventor of a pipeline in unclear context.

Jane Harter Hollywood Frank McCoy

Goblin Pearls threaten unhappy fate for owner

Bartiesy von Maltzen, wife of the new German Ambassador to the United States, is not superstitious. She is shown wearing the so called goblin pearls, said by Rhineland lore to foretell death or unhappiness for their owner.

Bartiesy von Maltzen Tim United States

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