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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

5

Bluefield Notes Highlight Local Appointments And Events

Secretary Whitty of the West Virginia Local Writers Association has been named secretary of the state organization headquartered in Wheeling. W. Franklin becomes trainmaster of Norfolk and Western on the Schott division, effective Sunday. Mercer County Camp U C V calls a meeting on the city hall in Bluefield for a Birmingham reunion planning. A new song My Lotus Flower is announced in the New York World with lyrics by Edgar Selden and music by Seymour Furth. A missionary meeting of the Swingers Society is set for Wednesday at the Presbyterian church.

Whitty 1O- Cal Board of West Virginia Underwriters’ Association Wheeling Whitley Bluefield W. ©. Franklin Roland P. Johnson Norfolk and Western Mr. Franklin Mercer County City Hall Birmingham Ala R. H. Bailey Grove New York

Personal Paragraphs Reflect Community Movements and Visits

Local notes record numerous movements and visits including P W Massie of Athens in town on business. Robert Ashworth of Glatto, G E Moore of Raven, and Norman Crawford heading to Baltimore. Several others from Powhatan Norton Kimball and Bluefield also in the city on various errands. Chief G R Newkirk returned from Kenova where he testified in cases against John Brown and the Tabor boys.

G. R. Newkirk Kenova John Brown Tabor Boys

Local visitors and travel notes from Tazewell area

J Powell Royall of Tazewell and T Johnson of Berwind were in the city yesterday on business. Miss May Myrtle Connor of Floyd passed through en route home from Welch where she visited her sister Mrs James Bruster. Mrs Maggie Byrd and son Fox left for Kenova Trenton Columbus and Cincinnati to visit relatives for several months. Rev C R W Kegley returned from Marion Virginia after attending a Lutheran Conference and Marion Female College exercises. He announced young peoples services at the Lutheran parsonage tonight. Mesdames Ballingee Foster Udy and Akers left on No 2 for Martha Washington College Abingdon to attend commencement. from Abingdon they will go to Knoxville for the Woman's Home Mission Society meeting May 20 at Church Street Church.

M. N. Turner West End Grace Methodist Church Thomas Priddy Meadow Hannibal Turner Virginia Sarah Combs Kentucky Greco Methodist Church Belle Davis Nicdlands Blair Turner Bluefield Emma Lawrence Bland Florence King Luther James Turner Tia City May Myrtle Connor Floyd, Va Welch James Bruster Maggie Byrd Fox Kénova Trenton Columbus Cinema C. R. W. Kegley Marion Lutheran Conference Marion Femnale College Kegley Lutheran Ramsey Street Mesdames S. L. Ballingee W. N. Foster F. M. Udy W. W. Akers Martha Washington College Abingdon Kn’ Xs Enn Woman's Home Mission Society

Knights Templar Conclave Train Party Leaves for Huntington

A large party of Knights Templar and their wives departed last night on No. 3 in a private Pullman car bound for Huntington to attend the conclave in that city today and tomorrow. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Blackstock Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Black O. L. Alexander C. B. Reed D. E. French W. E. Pearson R. Bowen E. Easley BE. R. Burke H. L. Belley Dr. Thos B. Peery Dr. J. D. McCue J. J. Cox B. R. McClung Capt. and Mrs. R. H. McCulloch A. Leonard A. S. Booker of Bluefield and J. B. Yost and S. M. Hufford of Graham.

Knights Templar Huntington R. C. Blackstock F. L. Black O. L. Alexander C. B. Reed D. E. French W. E. Pearson R. ©. Bowen E. Easley BE. R. Burke H.L. Belley

The Schemihl and the Schemihl Tale

A London Jewish Chronicle note recalls a debated word schemihl and presents a parable about a jobless man who waits daily for work. One day a merchant considers hiring him but the man chooses to stay home, thereby missing the opportunity.

Maccabaeus Jewish Chronicle of London Stuart M. Samuel M. FP Schemihllike

A Florentine Roof Garden Delights The Senses

A Florence rooftop life amazes visitors with a hidden city above the streets. From sunless stairways to open air gardens, the top floors reveal green expanses, pure air, and sea like breezes, contrasting with the smoky lower city.

Florence Helen Zimmern Florentine

Electric Bitters touted as remedy for climate ailments

The article claims climates high and low cause fevers malaria jaundice and debility and promotes Electric Bitters as the effective remedy. It states the product as a great alterative blood purifier antidote for weakness nervousness and insomnia and notes it is sold with a guarantee at drug stores for 50 cents.

Wagon Runaway Buries Worker and Leaves Two Injured

Two Phelps Furniture Company workers, G. W. Burk and John Norton, were riding a delivery wagon when one side dropped into a ditch on Mercer Street. Burk escaped with bruises. Norton was dragged under the bed, suffered severe injuries, including a finger torn off, and faced a serious condition after hospital treatment. The wagon overturned, horses continued to Princeton Avenue, then into a wall, injuring a horse. Norton was treated at St Luke's Hospital and then taken home to Reese Street in serious but stable condition.

Mercer ‘Street Phelps Furniture Company G. W. Burk John Norton Furniture Company Burk Norton Princeton Avenue St. Luke's Hospital

Automobile Smash Ends Narrow Escape on Bluefield Avenue

William Hicks and Drs W H St Clair and J Francke Fox risked life and limb yesterday on Bluefield avenue to avoid a child who darted into the street. The auto struck the boy injuring his leg and bruising him while the car and curb suffered heavy damage. The incident prompts calls for stricter enforcement of speed limits and street safety for children.

William Hicks Mr. Hicks Drs. W. H. St. Clair J. Francke Fox Bluefield Avenue

The Judge and the Virago

A magistrate suspects a lictor bears facial wounds from a wife and jokes about beating her. The lictor confesses the marks come from scratches by his spouse. The judge is interrupted when his own wife emerges and loudly challenges the plan, prompting an immediate adjournment as the grape arbor seems to topple.

Col Mer Netor Ren Ting Ch'as ii

Buick prices quoted by Wm Hicks Agent

Wm Hicks Agent of Buick Motor Company offers price quotations on the Buick line. The notice indicates available price lists and sales information as of May 13, 1910.

Wm. Hicks Buick Motor Company

Want Ad Tide Reflected in Reciprocal Human Claims

A historical note on how want ads illustrate the constant surge of demands in society. The passage frames classified notices as a mirror of evolving needs, capturing the busy rhythm of daily life and the pressure to connect buyers and sellers.

George Elliot

The Quest of Beauty Through the Ages

An overview of ancient and later beauty practices. Roman and Greek women used eyebrow tinting and face decoration, while egg white and goose grease protected skin. Lucrezia Borgia allegedly dyed hair. eighteenth century Englishwomen faced rouge dangers.

Italy Lucrezia Borgia England Lady Coventry Pearson’s Weekly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxfords United States W. L. Douglass,” “Stetson Dorothy Dodd Bluefield. Beer Pilsener Bluefield Brewing CO Bluefield, West Virginia Westinghouse A. GC. Motors Bluestone Traction Company Miller Supply Company W. L. Draper Studebaker Geiser Vulcanite Bluefield Increee & Machinery Co Lis Follansbee Bland Street Holand Johnson U. C Falr Japan Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Glen Tabor Fred Tabor Wayne County Miss Minta Baird Minta Baird Will City Geo. A. Shirey FE. E. Carter J. T. Akers A. J. Hearn B.S. Higginbotham Robert Karr M. H. Turner F. J. Brown P. W. Massie Athens Robert Ashworth Glatto G. E. Moore Raven Norman Crawford Baltimore A.J. Dalton Powhatan W. T. Bowling Charles Wagner Kimball Barry Stafford Capt. C. Botsford Roanoke Northfork Benjamin Lewis Elkhorn Philadelphia Mrs. Ballard Johnson Kansas M. 8 L. J. Johnston South Bluefield Eva Simon East Radford J. L. Cohen Robert OM Elkhorn Coal and Coke Company of Maybecty Lon Witten Tazewell J. Powell Royall T. Johnson Berwind the Schemihl Express In Ptr Fallon, Florist The Daily Telegraph Toth Norton Virago Piedmont Piedmont Cigarettes Clark & Co Clark & Go CLARK Princeton Ave S. M. Smith Insurance Agency G. Toney Ward Cooper H. C. Donaldson Sec 8. M. Smith Kelly & Moyer Big W. VA Kelley & Moyers Building
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