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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
4
The piece states communications and remittances should go to DAILY TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO. Box 781 Bluefield West Virginia with no individuals connected to the paper expected to receive mail regarding establishment matters.
The document presents a Republican ticket with candidates for President Taft and Sherman, Governor Swisher, Secretary of State Reed, Auditor Durst, Treasurer Long, Attorney General Conley, State Superintendent Shawkey, various judicial and legislative posts, and local officials including sheriff, delegates, prosecuting attorney, clerk, assessor, surveyor, justices of the peace, school board member, and constables.
The discussion covers Parker, Bryan, Taft, and Hitchcock with tips on regional appeal and possible states. It notes potential rail policy impacts on freight, hints at southern attitudes toward policies, and references a Boston gasoline explosion destroying eighty autos. It ends with a tease about a 1917 Japanese exposition and guarantees of timely opening.
The passage recalls the long peace between Greeks and Persians after Salamis, noting their agreement to forgive past bitterness. It ends with a question about how many Greeks and...
The column playfully weighs pension talk for Persians, a Melbourne misstep by sailors, a Chicago schoolboy dodging Ambassa dor Bryce, and England’s youth. Emperor William begins autumn maneuvers with costly pomp, while Hearst finances his Independence bid, promising a lean campaign with clear money trails.
Analyzed view of Congress history noting record measures, Republican control, and clashes with Democratic reform. Warns that tariff and currency reforms loom as major issues, citing past Democratic monetary stances and concerns about financial stability and employment. Questions the party’s reliability on major economic policy.
A collage of jokes and legal phrases from 19th century notices. References to cannibals, corsets, and age, plus boilerplate oath and Hall’s Catarrh Cure ads. Includes a notarized 1886 affidavit for Cheney & Co. and a Toledo druggist claim, ending with a Daily Telegraph want ads prompt.
A Harpers excerpt presents a veteran recounting the Solferino fight as he and others advance on Bun Maritino. He recalls fear at first, fierce combat, grisly injuries, bayonet killings, storm conditions, and the weary sleep that ends a long day among dead and wounded.
An author notes a morning scene with a rose at Sand, a sonnet, and a glass of cold water for breakfast. The entry mentions retiring early in the evening with no supper, driven by fear of the neighbors.
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