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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Public notice advertises a furnished me availability near Drese-Make Es ooliehuient Moan with modern conveniences. Details include rooms or dustless storage and credit terms. Contact Foland Printing Company Princeton Avenue phone 481 for rental arrangement. Salesmen opportunity offered by 20th Century Mfg. Co Chicago.
An old pamphlet of exaggerated medical ads touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Nat's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price details. Other promotions urge Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea as a cleanse and regulator, while a Baldwin Company sale advertises discounted planes on Blusfield Avenue and Mercer Street.
A narrator recounts a dinner party and a missing diamond said to have been worn at a White House event. Suspicions fall on Mrs Jernegan as the thief while Miss Mildred Sweet assists, and a parkside stakeout with the nurse and child reveals clues about the jewel and the nurse’s movements amid social intrigue.
Fragmented reminiscence by Mary A. Mranck about hardship among beach combers in Marseilles. The narrative recalls temptations, hunger, and survival during difficult times, noting daily struggles and selective charity amid a harsh environment.
An elderly reader reports a child named Alnie Kellner from Lowinvine Ry found dead at home after a period of illness. The case references a suspect, Doweph Wong, with authorities seeking to identify the killer amid ongoing inquiries and a focus on the family’s welfare funds.
A fragment notes a Prohibition party convention in Severe County on June 4 with delegates and county officials mentioned. Names appear garbled but reference to Fortin Roark Dieteer and Clarion Fortin Roark family ties are included alongside local party figures.
A notice announces reserved seating for the June Music Festival at Curtin Parsons Goods store located at the corner of Princeton and Higginbotham Avenues. The post outlines seating arrangements and how to secure a reserved seat for attendees.
The Norfolk Landmark announces it has been purchased by Charles S. Abell formerly of the Baltimore Sun. Abell becomes president and assumes personal management with S S Nottingham and K Foster Murray remaining. The paper will continue to run along conservative independent lines serving the public faithfully. còn
Notice from the Bluefield Board of Affairs invites sealed bids for plank sidewalks for the next fis cal year and for hauling city garbage, bids due June 16 1910 at 7 pm, Board reserves right to reject all bids, J T Akers auditor. Great Falls Mont. Chas Geisser features Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The White Pharmacy Leader Ads Bring Results G
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