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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1925
Page
6
A critique argues experts err by not preventing crime rather than challenging juries. It cites Harrison Noel, a 20 year old who kidnapped and murdered a New Jersey child and killed a chauffeur. The piece questions diagnosis and the duty of asylum physicians in restraining dangerous individuals.
A British scientist at the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Southampton predicts an Atlantic air liner within a decade. The proposed craft by Oliver Simmons would feature a 220 foot wingspan, 60 000 square foot wing area, 6 000 horsepower engines, and cruise at 10 miles an hour. It would cross the Atlantic in 36 hours with a promenade deck and space for 100 passengers.
In a special session the city council selected a successor to Councilman G. W. Lazeaby who resigned. O. R. Reese opened a coal yard. Ten years ago the second annual Tazewell Fair exhibit began. T. BE. Cofer became manager of the United Woolen Mills store in Bluefield as the first Bluefield Fair exhibit opened.
The text argues that if he had remained confined as an inmate his crimes could have been prevented. It cites dementia praecox as a factor and condemns society for not fulfilling its duty to prevent crime by treating those with mental illness and reforming detectives' liberties.
Berlin women and girls adopt bobbed hair as a modern style, joining a worldwide shift away from long tresses. The change is described as permanent, driven by barbering, with German flappers possibly emerging as a new term. The piece notes broader gossip on Paris politics and social loyalties.
In Moulton Chapel England a berry bush grafted onto a willow tree has produced a splendid crop. The fruit grows six feet from the ground like mistletoe, attracting attention for its unusual height and vigor.
A reflective poem about aging and enduring love. The speaker envisions quiet acceptance as youth fades and life passes, expressing faith that the soul reaches its heights even as passions calm.
Editorial excerpts discuss Gamaliel Bradford on The Wife of Abraham Lincoln and Elton Mayo of the University of Pennsylvania arguing against marital monotony. Mayo critiques adolescent love and urges marriage as a sustained partnership for personal growth, family, and shared aims.
Surgeon General outlines that rheumatism covers acute and chronic joint and muscle diseases, including rheumatic fever and focal infections. It highlights causes such as wet cold exposure, infections like tonsillitis, and stresses prevention through proper clothing, early treatment, and avoidance of prolonged damp conditions.
A survey by Dr. Edgar L. Hewitt finds Pueblo populations and related Indian communities in New Mexico growing by 22.2 percent over the last decade. Dances and ceremonies show revival, with modifications agreed to by officials, while communicable diseases remain not more prevalent than among whites.
An article by Chester H. Rowell argues leprosy could be eradicated in this generation through global cooperation and medical advances. It mentions other diseases like yellow fever near extinction and notes malaria may require widespread intelligence and cooperation. It also discusses political drafting for congressional candidates and reform ideas.
The guidance advises a well balanced diet and adequate hydration for rheumatism. Milk is acceptable, lemonade and mineral waters are fine, and the intestinal tract should be kept open. A careful physical exam is recommended to identify possible causes and determine if a focal infection exists.
The loss of PN-9 No. 1 on a San Francisco to Hawaii flight and failures of heavier than air craft shake public confidence and threaten U S subsidies for commercial aviation. Advocates warn of limited ranges and highlight contrasting plans in France and Britain. Captain Martin and Colonel Mitchell push for reform, while naval and army pilots face Congress scrutiny.
A captain criticizes the cost and safety of old military aircraft noting many planes date from seven years ago and lack modern features. He cites fatality risks and calls dirigibles inherently fragile, arguing they are too large yet structurally weak and prone to disaster.
After graduating from Penn College at 75, J W Johnson left the classics and became a policeman. He has also worked as an editor, school teacher, farmer and preacher.
Opera singer Feodore Challiapin advocates rich colored dress suits for men and calls for the elimination of the stiff high collar. He argues for more vibrant attire to modernize men’s fashion.
The piece notes a health improvement among workers once absent for sickness ends, compares it to harsher consequences for killers, and critiques a mindset of denial. It cites Ponzi as an example of ignored truth and reflects on naive optimism in a friend’s car purchase.
A long obituary notes The Finn sire of Zev died on a Kentucky blue grass farm. The horse earned fame a decade ago with speed and stamina, able to be placed by jockey Andy Shuttinger in big fields. The piece draws a human lesson about being placed in business. It also mentions a Kansas WTA resolution to censor Mother Goose verses due to references to rye.
John Kelsall cast into the River Wrye when a swallow darted down to seize the bait. The bird became hooked. Kelsall freed it after removing the hook and bathing the wound. He released the creature unharmed in a rare animal rescue at the water.
Bentone users report improved appetite and energy after taking BEN-TONE. Mr W M Stafford says his wife feels 100 better and eats well, while Mr B L Welch reports long standing stomach trouble eased after one bottle. The ad claims BEN-TONE keeps the liver active and kidneys strong to remove toxins.
Ben Tone is sold in Bluefield by East End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy and Fairview Pharmacy. It is sold in Princeton by Hale Pharmacy in Matoa ka by Bradley Drug Co. and in Welch by Welch Drug Co.
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