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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
A jumble of classified ads seeks boarders and home service workers. Notices promise sewing and drapery work, furniture repair, polishing, and product sales from Chicago and local storefronts. Also includes medical tonics and household goods for sale with vague contact directions.
Fragmented text references multiple names and places such as MAM, Neri lHgoa, Folin Bidar, Sewaie Niger Jonu, Palimap Pater Gar Hongust, Rewwokr, Blueper, Daclne dar Howsven, FLA Ween, Moringe, Fadi Beret, and KR tuity Meeeoge. No coherent event or outcome emerges. no verifiable facts or dates are present.
The article discusses nervous twitchings seen in youths, noting facial contortions and convulsive symptoms during activities. It cites observations from medical authors and mentions cases among teenagers, detailing how symptoms appear mainly during certain phases and improve with rest or movement.
The piece portrays a street seller employing bowing and flattery to coax customers into buying butter and milk. It emphasizes the tradesman's subtle manipulation and the shopper's resolve to choose Monsieur’s shop, highlighting social dynamics and consumer tactics of the era.
A fragmented text recounts a dog and a song linked to a Whitman era poem. A dog named Gune Tita is described to perform antics near a piano while owners and observers discuss a line about Robin Adair. The scene blends musical recitation with pet actions and audience reactions amid a domestic setting.
A fragmented passage discusses how suggestion can shape mood and health. It emphasizes repeating positive ideas, using environmental cues, and the belief that external sights influence inner well being, with caution about harmful signals.
A historic clock at Hampton Court Palace near London is described as the first timepiece of its kind built for King Henry VII. Built by German astronomer Nicholas Cratzer during Cardinal Wolsey’s era, it reportedly reveals time, date, sun position, lunar phases, and tidal cycles with legends surrounding its functions and a bell that tolls when residents die in the palace.
A Chicago Record-Herald piece describes a man who inherited a stenographer and wooed her through relentless persistence. The suitor papered his advances into daily literary work, using a short love story sent each morning to influence her, while she, hesitant, split between employer duties and his determined pursuit.
A man identified as George W Coleman faces about 300000 dollars in charges after allegedly being induced to invest in a fake venture tied to a Cambridge bank. The case arose from a photograph transmitted from Boston to New York.
A commemorative event marked the centenary of Scotland’s first savings bank with participation from Linburg officials and savings banks from Britain and the Continent. Delegates gathered to honor the historic milestone and discuss banking developments.
The fragmented notice mentions Willa Sydney Porter and Henry Who, a New York resident, with references to a writer and a long residence. It hints at a death and a life spent in memory, noting forty three years and a stored story, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a rambling mix of names, phrases, and stray lines. It mentions a possible event or setup with scattered references to people, places, and dates, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks clear context or a cohesive news item.
Miss Drexel, debutante daughter of Mrs. Drexel, attracted courtiers from Prince Francis of Teck to Sir Charles Hortoppe and Winston Churchill among many suitors. Her moonlit European debut and social stand kept her unwed as proposals flew, with gifts from the Goulds marking alliance rumors and high society intrigue.
South Dakota farmers expect a bumper crop this year and a general discussion of banking copies will occupy the three-day session of the State Bankers Association in Yankton.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in unclear context. The text references Cael Bore, Grande Cotes, Canadia Praineater, Parle whee, Wekan Gwe, and Ere Ter VITAE with scattered numbers and dates. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Detroit Graphite Co plans release of a free booklet on Rust and New York while announcing June dividends of up to 85 million dollars. The report notes a 9.59 million increase over last year with 42.68 million in dividends and 42.30 million in interest, driven by new payoffs and bond issues. Key changes list American Cotton Oil, Northern Texas Electric, United States Shipbuilding common, and others among leading issuers.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Affairs of the City of Bluefield until June 10, 1910 at 7 p m for plank sidewalks for the next fiscal year and for hauling city garbage for the same period. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Affairs. J T Akers Auditor.
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