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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
12
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a row of garages at Boissevain on Monday night. Several valuable cars were ruined, most insured though some were not, resulting in total loss for owners. The writeup cites a moral urging readers to insure property.
A well attended meeting at N C Smith's office outlined a tentative winter program for the community league. The plan focuses on welfare work and how to handle public charities, noting previous loose conduct may have led to unworthy cases and seeking improvement.
A new cream named Flyte claims to dissolve freckles in four days without skin injury. It promises a clean soft velvet skin and is sold by Goodykoontz Drug Co with a money back guarantee, as do other druggists nationwide.
Radio program listings across Eastern Central and Pacific time zones present opera concerts solo recitals and musical variety. Notable entries include opera night at WBZ and Broadway Night at WMCA with a mix of orchestral and solo performances from Chicago and other cities.
Receiving attention the plan aims to administer relief work to bring the most needed aid to the greatest number with ease and efficiency. Details will be announced soon and are expected to receive broad commendation and support.
On last Sunday the church adopted a new schedule for services. The change includes Sunday school at 10.00. The modification aims to streamline worship and education times for members.
The town notes a new schedule shifting Sunday school to 11 o'clock and preaching at 11:45, praised by the congregation as boosting attendance. Rev. Hiner will preach next Sunday at 11, inviting all who can attend. Lara Forbes is highlighted as a rising actor, delivering an engaging Lyceum show at the Piedmont opera house on Wednesday October 28 under BYU auspices, with further regional notes on local residents and visitors in Pocahontas.
Colonel Floyd E. Cunning ham from Stone and Eck man of Pulaski Iron Co attended the Virginia Bankers Association group meeting in Abingdon on Saturday. Dr and Mrs Jack Vernon left for a motor trip to Miami Florida. Miss Maud Suit of Welch visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs J K Suit.
Ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate the liver to ease digestion and stomach issues. It describes symptoms like bad taste, poor appetite, and undigested food, urging a bedtime dose of two tablets to improve digestion with a vegetable formula and chive oil, priced 15 cents.
A sensational early 20th century recovery proposal promises miraculous rupture healing by a free method. It claims almost universal success, eliminates the need for trusses, and offers a free trial by mail from A. Collings, Inc. Watertown New York.
The yellow slicker is praised as a sensible hobby purchase with guaranteed waterproof protection and long service life.
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