Monster Parade and Cornerstone Laying at Bluefield High
Bluefield to host cornerstone ceremony for the new high school with a monster parade of Masonic lodges and about fifteen hundred students. The event includes a Bluefield Band parade along East Princeton avenue, grand officers leading the rites, and potential half holiday with stores closing for the afternoon event.
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Bluefield High School
Masonic
Bluefield Band
Princeton Avenue
R. W. Cubbedge
State Encampment Plans For West Virginia Guard
The West Virginia National Guard outlines a six day camp of instruction starting July 12 and a main encampment September 6 to 20 at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana with mobilization in state first. Officers paid US army rates enlistees at state rates. no new enlistments after July 1 and no requisitions after July 10. plus joint maneuvers with militia and US Army.
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West Virginia National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Charleston
Indiana
United States Army
West Virginia
Starkersburg
Elkins
Curlew
LWOS
Attorney John Ritz Near Death with Tubercular Meningitis
At 2 45 this morning a telephone message stated attorney John Ritz lay at the point of death from tubercular meningitis. Initial reports suggested typhoid fever, but diagnosis confirmed tubercular meningitis.
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John Ritz
Mr. Ritz
Executive Commission Created by Presbyterian General Assembly
The 120th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA approved creating an executive commission in its final hours. The move, debated by factions including a younger faction, bars paid officers and board members from membership except the moderator, who serves as chairman, with the stated clerk appointed secretary but not a member.
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Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Chureh
United States of America
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Church Board
Executive Commission
Disease and Pain The Mental Basis of Suffering
Max Eastman argues in Atlantic Monthly that much alleged physical suffering is primarily mental. He notes fixed ideas of illness create real pain and disability, often persisting after medical cure, and urges vigorous counter suggestions to remove these auto or family induced beliefs.
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Max Eastman
Atlantic Monthly
Insect Tragedy of the Mother's Selfless Nest
A short piece describes the butterfly mother sacrificing her body to line and cover the eggs with down for a nest. The nest is built with intricate arrangements, sometimes resembling a brush of fur or a fox’s tail, and after completion the mother dies, leaving the next generation protected.
Relief tips for nursing mothers and stomach ailments
A brief health notice promotes Cham berlain s Salve for nursing infants with distress and recommends wiping before nursing. It cites nurses using the salve for good results and lists local drugstores. The ad also touts Kodol digestive aid with claims of restoring health after a few weeks, sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
West End Droog Co
Bast End Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Sold by Druggists
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are described as small safe and gentle pills. The advertisement states they are sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Congress Adjourns After Action on Pension and Armament Bills
Congress clears the floor with pension measures and other acts. A unanimous consent motion sets adjournment for 11 50 pm, with Payne leading and Williams opposing. A joint committee informs the president, who has no further messages, and the House adjourns at 11 52.
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Farrallone Islands
California
Texas Volunteers
Memorial University of
House
Congress
Williams
Mississippi
Payne
Senate
Messrs
New York
Hepburn
Iowa
Senate ends long session amid Aldrich-Vreeland passage
The Senate conclusion featured passage of the Aldrich-Vreeland currency bill by 43 to 22 after a long day of filibuster and speeches. Deficiency appropriations total 40.7 million dollars with 12.5 million for public buildings.
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Senate
Aldrich-Vreeland
Tnis
Stone
Missouri
Bore
Oklahoma
Lafollette
Hale and Teller
Messrs Hale
Teller
Joint Committee
Congress
Roosevelt Signs Currency Bill Then Uses Pocket Veto
President Roosevelt arrived at the Capitol at 9 o clock and signed the currency bill before applying a pocket veto to the measure at adjournment. He handed the pen to Representative Wilson of Chicago after signing and commented on the session's achievements. Secretaries Root Garf ield Cortelyou were present as the tariff and government bills were acted upon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Representative Wilson
Chicago
Congress
Cortelyou
Root
Garfield
Photographer as Key to Cuban Prisoner Freedom Marries
In Havana after a sugar broker Ellsworth vanished from New Orleans life and was imprisoned in Cuba. Louise Levan, once his collaborator in amateur photography, used a covert kodak to capture his image from a prison cell. Her action helped secure his release and the two later marry, making them prominent figures in Havana society.
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New Orleans
Camera Club
Wirt Ellsworth
Louise Levan
Ellsworth
Havana
Miss Lev
Cuba
Miss Tevan
Louise
Ounce
United States
Migs Levan
Beatrice Tucker
Tomato Plants One Sort by Express in Baskets
Fallon Florist of Roanoke Virginia advertises tomato plants in one sort and offers express basket delivery from 15 to 100 with daily Telegraph subscription service noted.
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Fallon, Florist
Roanoke
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