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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
5
Our suit inventory is daily replenished and last month saw record sales. We mark suits with minimal profit margins and emphasize beauty that outshines every descriptor. Dresden blue tailored Directoire Suit with matching buttons and folds appears exceptionally smart.
The ad describes food fermentation as the root of many stomach complaints and claims Diapepsin digests food directly, without stomach involvement. It assures relief from appetite loss, heartburn, belching, nausea, and headaches after a few days of use and suggests purchasing a case for 40 cents.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for sick headache caused by stomach disorder. Promotes free samples at West End Drug Co East End Drug Co and Bluefield Pharmacy.
A local grocery advertises a motto of quality and fair treatment with low prices. It promotes new high grade goods arriving and urges customers to stock future supplies. It lists ingredients and produce including peels, citrons, currants, prunes, pears, peaches, apricots, apples, cherries, eggs, poultry, fish, oysters, sweet potatoes, dried beans, vegetables, and fruit.
Geo F Tibbetts will tour the country delivering The Battle of the Strong a lecture on Y M C A work illustrated with 175 stereoticon views at the Elks Opera House on Sunday afternoon a monster union meeting for men will precede the talk free tickets are offered by the committee L Shirey chairs the Sunday committee and Rev L Pierce will conduct services in Edwards building over Cobb's drug store.
Mr Barrowman runs a sales agency at Blue Field with offices in the Kelly and Moyer building and has years of experience in the coal business.
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents traveling through Bluefield including Mr and Mrs Frank Spencer a newborn J W White of Oakvale Charles P Andersen Gary and other individuals from Chatreey Coaldale Tazewell Bramwell Welch Monr oe county and Welch with several returning home or en route.
Mrs S E Kegley of Wytheville Virginia spent yesterday visiting friends in Pocatello Idaho. She traveled with accompanying relatives and stopped at local homes during the day.
A witty note argues roam trade could end only if home merchants advertise as aggressively in the home paper as roaming sellers do. The speaker, a celebrated American poet, suggests a prose footnote on modern advertising balance. The point remains a critique of local marketing effort.
Suburban Life columnist Charles D. Kellogg discusses how animals and humans emit odors that reveal emotions such as friendliness or anger. He notes a dog’s love guiding his study, recalls a reptile odor once likened to apples, and explains disturbed wild animals and humans emit detectable scents reflecting emotions like love fear or hate.
Arguing that Holland is not poor, the author notes its high wealth per capita and strict laws that prevent large accumulation. When parents die, estates are divided, leaving many idle households with minimal means, while others hold small, insufficient capital.
The article highlights Sir Galahad as Launcelot and Elaine’s son. It notes his famous blend of iron courage with meek humility and the oak strength paired with lily softness in a concise character sketch.
A compact ad promotes Dr. King's Life Pill for liver and bile health. Claims to prevent biliousness and jaundice, priced at 25 cents, available at drug stores.
An advertisement touts Kedol as a digestive aid and K Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a pleasant, gentle laxative for children. It promotes Kinzer Your Jeweler with November Grand Lodge events and notes availability at druggists.
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