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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2000
Page
6
A discussion on misheard lyrics and the deep meaning behind Billie Holiday’s Strange Fruit. The piece notes distortions from old recording tech and reveals the AP described haunting song themes about lynching. Kathy Kish of the Daily Telegraph signs off at the end.
Jean Kew leases Battle's latest historical play detailing coal mining and union activity in Mingo and McDowell Counties. It covers the Matewan shoot-out and Hatfield-Chambers murder, with four Welch courthouse photographs and a planned five minute silent movie recreation. Proceeds fund outdoor drama mics.
Elgood, West Virginia resident Aaron Terry, a shy 23 year old construction worker, released his first self titled tape of contemporary Christian songs funded by Judy Cecil of Narrows. The project features The Hoppers on backing and aims for wider exposure through radio promotion, upcoming performances, and a planned CD transfer. tapes cost 10 dollars with contact details for bookings and purchases.
Practical guidance by Lee Reigh for AP Special Features on preparing soil with organic matter, using mulch to prevent evaporation, selecting drought tolerant plants, and efficient watering practices. Recommends prioritizing newly planted trees and shrubs, veg beds, and using drip irrigation while supplementing with rooftop catchment.
Readers ask about tiny red bugs on stone walls and courts. An extension representative identifies them as spider mites, harmless to humans and pets but harmful to plants, with control options including Isotox and vacuuming. The column also answers WV truck weight limits and notes reflexology skepticism in Bluefield area.
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