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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
8
W M Smith of Giotto and H C Calloway of Graham were in the city today on business. P Bradley of Lindside also visited for business. J Male of Pearisburg Va was in town to look after Bust chess masters.
Loyal Mexicans gathered at the ancient church of the Virgin of Guadalupe to pay tribute on the feast day. Tens of thousands traveled from across the country while those far away joined in celebrations broadcast from the shrine.
A note describes meeting with E. H. Bastey Insurance Agency to discuss eliminating risk. It references a grand leader stepping back from business and contemplates impacts, mentioning J. H. Marley Insurance as part of the process.
A vintage advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick fix for dyspepsia and sour stomach. It claims five minute relief from heartburn, belching, and nausea, promising renewed appetite and clean intestines with regular use. It urges readers to consult a dealer for a bottle and start eating with vigor again.
Romnoke December 12 Specialy wi Homet Algon for forty two years with the Nortitk Western as evel ier and road foreman of engines died here today at the home of my trother indaw Whatias Jones aged Witytono years He was born in Amherst and Was a Confederate veteran member of the Wharton camp of Beat Radford The body will be taken to Radford for interment
The Blue Mouse at Elks Opera House drew a poor crowd Saturday night yet impressed with strong artistry. Cast performances were solid with no weak links and Llewellyn, the railroad president, did well. The farce comedy entertained though its moral features fall short of Sunday school standards.
In a brief exchange, Reginald apologizes as Papa bans him from visiting. Boadicea asserts the father's rule, vowing to avoid him and asks which evenings he frequents downtown. Published in Chicago Prin.
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