Kiwanis Club Luncheon Notes Local Talent and Memorial Plans
The Bluefield Kiwanis Club met Monday with strong attendance and a fine program. Misa Helen Avewell performed a viola solo, Miss Russell sang, and James Himer Brown accompanied. Rev Waterhouse of the Triangular Mountain Institute in Putnam, Va., spoke on the Buchanan county school project, with a brief demonstration from his students. Dr J W Nelson urged members to join the Memorial Day parade Saturday at 9 30 am. Charley Lemkuht urged Kiwanis support for the Bluefield baseball team and the season opener looser parade prior to the game next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Kiwania Club
Misa Hlénor Avewell
Tazewell
Russell
James Himer Brown
Bn, Waterhouse
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Real estate transfers recorded include Margaret FR Hives and husband to Clynta H Baldwin for lot 24 in Blynfield at 9600, W Thompson and wife to J H Neaves for a lot near Matvaka at 1000, Aaron Angle to C W J Walker for 1 2 interest in lot 12 section FE Matonka at 1000, W F Thompson to PB Neaves for half acre near Matonka at 180, W Umbarger to T C Phillips et al for Lot 3 section 166 Winefeld at 1, GP Stovall to R R Palmer et al for lot section 464 Bluefield at 10, B W Dillon to George P Stovall for lot 6 section 867 Bluefield at 1800, Martin J Garry trustee to Thomas O J Wilaan for Lot New Midway at 960.89, Tim Earls to W M Steel for let ice street Bluefield at 480.
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Margaret FR. Hives
Clynta H. Baldwin
Blynfield
Thompson
H. Neaves
Matvaka
Aaron Angle
C. W. J. Walker
Matonka
W F Thompson
Neaves
W. R. Umbarger
T. C. Phillips
Winefeld
GP. Stovall
R.R. Palmer
Bluefield
B. W. Dillon
George P. Stovall
Martin J. Garry
Thos. O'J. Wilaan
New Midway
Tim Earls
Wits
W. M. Steel
Tanlac Promises Vague Health Revival Through Roots and Herbs
The advertisement touts Tanlac as a universal remedy to unify the blood, improve stomach function, and heal nervous or digestive woes. It claims millions have benefited and urges buying a bottle at a drugstore to feel improvements quickly, with two or three bottles enough to make a person feel new. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Erroneous Fragments
Puzzle text lists numerous clues and stray fragments, many garbled or incomplete, referencing terms like Sea eagle, necklace, varnish ingredient, and various odd phrases. The readable bits resemble a crossword with numerous labeled horizontal and vertical clues and stray words.
Have You Piles It Promises Internal Cure Hemroid Remedy
Ad claims piles are caused by bad circulation and internal stagnation and promotes Hemroid as an internal medicine remedy. It asserts Dr J F Leonhardt developed the treatment, achieving 98 percent success in 1000 cases, with a money back guarantee and distribution through Goodykoonts Drug Co.
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Leonhardt
All Drugeists
Goodykoonts Drug Co
Notable facts from a mishmash of early reports
A fragmented item notes a German airplane with a foldable single wing that can be lowered in two minutes. It mentions Australia’s private wealth rising about 33 percent in the ten years to June, Mount Everest being linked to Sir George Everest, and an Australian expedition planning a Hew expedition. An Andes sighting of a three- something is also referenced.
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Australia
Mount Eyverest
George Everest
India
Anatrallay Exbisces Ig
Andes
Ferraline Mineral Water Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement touts Ferraline as a concentrated mineral water for stomach disorders. It claims relief from indigestion heartburn sour stomach and biliousness with a money back guarantee on first bottle. A one dollar bottle is advertised as equal to many gallons of the product.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. N. Waterhouse
Tris Angular Mountain Institute
Putnam, Va
Tanlac
Baer
Ize
Jae
Jlo
BY Williams
Howard
Hamilton
Gruen
Elgin
J. W. Waters CO
Federal Street
the Reliable Jewelers
W. Va
Princeton Ave
Kinney's
Kinney’s
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