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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1925
Page
3
A notification outlines subscription rates and delivery options for the upcoming issue. It specifies in advance payment terms, weekly and Sunday delivery, and geographic coverage within a miles radius. The notice references Virginia and lists several rate figures and service conditions for subscribers.
Citizens owe public spirit to safeguard life and property, not just taxes. The common will governs. a majority-led plan guides progress, safety, and well being. The city relies on capable leaders to administer services and maintain value, with elections deciding governance.
We recall events from twenty years ago including Dr J Hampton Hare leaving for Baltimore to marry and Hoower's Blank Street store destroyed by fire Evrerett W Francisco named Councilman from the Second ward to succeed B A Marke.
The essay reviews Bruce Barton’s The Man Nobody Knows arguing Barton portrays Jesus as a vigorous, advertising minded leader. It notes Barton’s view of Jesus as a strong, worldly organizer, a master executive who used public appeal to spread his teachings. The piece contrasts this with traditional depictions of Jesus as meek and ascetic and questions the implications of branding the biblical figure as a famed advertiser.
A reflective verse urges readers to strive for nobility and self belief, contrasting the actions of the brave with the self pitying. It exhorts generosity peace and inner discipline, ending with a proclamation of self trust and achievement.
A passage discusses Jesus as a revolutionary founder of a new social order with remarkable expressiveness. It notes his success in persuading followers while facing rejection, and claims his command to preach globally as the most enduring campaign in history.
The university graduated about 2300 students in diverse fields, with the largest BA cohort being mostly women. Across America women outpace men in general education, study interests, and cultural pursuits, signaling a shift in social and intellectual leadership.
The piece recalls Allan B Walker a 46 year old real estate man in Washington and builder whose death spurred focus on rents and exploitation of tenants since 1917. It notes his estate of about 4 million with a recent unlucky speculation. tenants bore the burden while he prospered. An anecdote about a Latin diplomat and a mixer of names follows. Senator Wheeler and wife name their newborn Marion Montana in honor of Montana.
A collection of whimsical, garbled quips and stray notes era style. Mentions Peoria Frank Nokootch fined for booze and a movie star earning $850 weekly. References Paris news about a painter and his model wife.
The piece argues four to five hours of focused daily work suffices for a normal person and warns fatigue causes headaches dizziness and accidents. It notes economic faults keep people idle and that work should be a beneficial exercise. It also discusses adenoids mouth breathing and a cure or habit correction.
Editorial argues Brooklyn judge Fawcett’s view that courts must close and crime falls when parents place children in Sunday school. Citing studies and judges Kanzler and others, it links religious instruction to reduced delinquency, lower crime ages, and financial costs of crime, urging action by families and society.
A fragmentary look at future transport and labor trends cites crewless freighters guided by wireless, aerial pullmans between New York and California, Maine residences for New York commuters, and labor saving machinery. It notes a shift from fourteen to eight hours and ponders a three hour day and societal issues including prohibition.
A collage of quotations noting Europe should not borrow to wage war and a summer dress debate. The University of Chicago claims 17.5 million could be used effectively. William Jennings Bryan has delivered 6,000 lectures, suggesting strong public engagement. A stray line mocks Russia and references Mr Hughes in Detroit News.
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