Public Speaking Event Prominent Virginia Politician to Speak
The Taft-Sherman-Slemp Club hosts a Tuesday night gathering in the Graham hall with Hon. J. S. Noel of Lee County as the principal speaker. Noel opposed Judge Rhea’s confirmation to the corporation commission and has strong support from Virginia dailies and twenty-one Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft-Sherman-Slemp Club
J. S. Noel
Lee County
Richmond
Rhea
Corporation Commission
Slemp
Norton
Adjusted His Cane in Berlin Courtesy
A blond man taps another man’s cane sticking out from under his arm. The German respondent explains in Berlin etiquette to correct a habit without offense, noting it is done with a smile and thanks. The jokey exchange ends with mutual apology and reflection on cultural norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Preas
Electric Bitters Promotes Health Claim By Chicago Man
P. J. Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a testimonial on Electric Bitters saying his feeble mother gained flesh slept better and grew stronger. The tonic is advertised as a quick remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues with a guarantee and 50 cent price in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Illnesses and obituaries mix in regional notes
In Bluefield area notices report Mrs. F H Bennett ill with typhoid at home on Bluefield avenue. Mrs Katherine Montague dies in Bristol after two weeks critical illness, funeral in Bristol then Christiansburg burial. Other items note a Bramwell $250000 office building project, Genevieve Prince library opening, and candidates Byars traveling through Tazewell to Bristol with local supporters.
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Dr. Fisher
Bluefield
T. A. Baker
Tip Top
Virgie Bowling
Lena Tabor
Wayne
J. S. Dudley
West
Graham
Wade H. Frazier
Davy
Frazier
F. H. Bennett
Bluefield Avenue
Christiansburg
Montague
Virginia
Charity meeting in Bluefield spurs organized aid efforts
The Bluefield charity association held an enthusiastic Friday meeting and reported prompt aid to those in need. Donations can be given to treasurer J A B Bruce or to committee members E H Brown B A Marks J J Giles and B Hancock. Ward superintendents named with local ministers directing funds. Funeral noted for Floyd Henderson infant in Gary with attendees from former residents. Printers urged to attend Bluefield Typographical Union No 644 meeting at 3 PM at Daily Telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Association of
Bluefield
J. A. B. Bruce
Messrs
E. H. Brown
B. A. Marks
J. J. Giles
B. Hancock
C. R. W. Kegley
R. W. Trapnell
S. H. Thompson
D. Emory Hawk
D. R. Moss
Succes
Floyd Henderson
Gary
Maple Park Cemetery
Henderson
Bluefield Typographical Union
Daily Telegraph Office
Traitor press agent visits daily telegraph office and theater notes
Howard Herrick, longtime newspaper man now Traitor representative, says Dixon’s latest success draws capacity crowds for The Traitor at the Elks Opera House. Bluefield clubs host multiple basketball games as Welch wins the first match. School children to skate free Saturday afternoon. W. C. Easley leaves Red Jacket Consol. Coal and Coke Co after four years as general manager.
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Howard Herrick
Elks Opera House
Daily Telegraph
Mr. Dixon
Bluefield Athletic Club
Bluefield
Welch
Red Jacket Company
W. C. Easley
Red Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Co
Easley
Hull Coal & Coke Company
Red Jacket
W. A. Harry Co Opens New Absorbent Hardware Store
W H Harry Company moves to a new building with modern design and large street displays. The store features a vast range of household and kitchen hardware, stoves, ranges, guns, and ammunition, plus a fireproof oil and gasoline room with safety tank and automated "through-store" elevator system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harry & Company
Daily Telegraph
W. H. Harry Company
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Reidsville Man
J C Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina hails Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a sure-enough knocker for ulcers after a bad leg ulcer vanished in a few rounds with no scar remaining. The ad guarantees relief for piles sores burns and more priced at 25 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Bucklen
Special Bargains in Upright Pianos Taken In Exchange For
Not enough readable details to determine full event. The article fragment suggests piano bargains and trade-ins but lacks names, places, dates, or prices to form a complete card.
Stieff Pianos Special Bargains At Low Price
Special bargain offer highlights a Stieff piano priced at 6150.00. Advertises urgency to buy and emphasizes value for the money with a strong sales pitch.
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Princeton Avenue
Bluefield, W. VA
Kodol
Alruggista
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Altamont
B. M. Cohen
A. G. Wood, M. D
Thorr
THE
Graham Daily News
Telegraph
McDowell County
John Lynch
Lowmoor
L. R. Wysong
Margaret McGraw
Montcalm
R. W. Embrey
Dr. Fox
J. E. Baylor
Shell
A. GB. Gillardi
Cisren
Pearisburg
Dennis
Mrs. Gillardi
Iron Lithia Springs
Graham Banner
Mrs. C.A. Worley
Denver
Colo
Brussels
Hoosier
Bernstein
Phelps Furniture Company
Princeton Ave
State Bank
Daughters of Confederacy
Mesdames
T. C. and
H. T. Jopling
Rodgers Street
Mr. Cousins Ili
A. M. Cousins
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Norfolk
Cousins
South
Ately
Knoxville
Tenn
Mr. Crawford
Honaker
Bramwell
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Company
Bank of Bramwell
West Virginia
Genevieve Prince
Ford Music Company
Byars
J. Claude Byars
Tazewell
Bristol
Congress
Graham Who Were Really Glad To See Them. Mr. and Mrs. Byars
A. H. Higginbotham
Tatewell
Associated Charities
Sor
P. C. Clark
Rev. Thomas
Priddy
Ward
W. C. Roof
Clinch Valley
Leonora Slaughter
Wade Crawford
Parson Burroughs
Immedi
W. A. Harry & CO
Stieff Pianos
Steinway
Ong Stultz
Baur
Dinterroth & Co
Frederick Doll
Windsor Piano
Chas., M. Stieff
Main Street
Lynchburg, VA
W. Whitmore
Edical
American Car Association
Ea' Lainstopher
Youle
Desa
Clamond
We& EL
Shufflebarger
Sohn Building
W. VA
Albert’s
Albert
the Barber
Bluefield Transfer Co
NG Troubles
Bluetelé
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