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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
2
Directors Robert 2 Sommerville, John Barnate, James Minds, S. Moulthrop, Harry A. Reed identified in the document relating to the winding up of the firm.
A 1915 column calls for temperance action as Governor Brombaugh pushes local option against liquor bosses. It notes political bosses oppose reform, urges voters to recall leaders, and warns of a GOP split if local option is denied. The piece also comments on civic issues and public life in Clearfield.
A Clearfield article argues that women should receive the ballot not for power but to help protect youths. It states local women will form a suffragist club and push for enforcement of laws safeguarding boys and girls, aiming to curb temptations and uphold law. The piece expresses hope that state women be granted voting rights.
Refugee King Albert of Belgium laments Germany’s 60 ruthlessly destructive invasion. He argues Belgium did nothing to deserve such fate and urges the United States and Allies to recognize Belgium’s sacrifice, compensate losses, and ensure punishment for German militarism. He insists Belgium’s loyalty merits strong consideration in peace terms.
A study by Dr. Francis George Curtis argues against closing schools during contagious disease outbreaks. Keeping schools open with daily examinations and supervision may better prevent spread, while timely home observation for ill children reduces risk. The plan includes school physicians, nurses, and parent notes guiding treatment and return.
A poster note and lyric fragment tell of a conversion tale where Christ the Redeemer saves a poor sinner from darkness. Composed by Jackson Gearheart of Clearfield, who died about eight years ago.
The article argues that many Clearfield women endorse women's suffrage and would use the ballot to improve conditions. It asserts mothers would back an administration focused on reforming youth, combating vice, and promoting moral renewal in the town.
Disjointed dialogue shows a judge pressuring a prisoner about bread theft while a family scene in a Washington Star blurs into parliamentary humor from Harper's Bazaar. The text mixes garbled phrases and archival fragments with references to mothers, tapestries, and a tabled bill.
April Fools by United Press reports dark days for France as Cyrus Noble, famed Pendleton cavalry horse seen by visitors at the Roundup for three years, is said to have been sold to the French government. Riders reportedly sent skyward and left with a vow never to try again.
Kansas researchers at the State College project show planting a few acres of early corn can yield feed three to five weeks before main varieties. Early corn outproduces late maturing types per acre, especially when prices for July or August corn peak. Planting seed from northern states is common to fit short seasons, with Kansas varieties maturing in about 125 days offering higher per acre yields.
Hal Sheridan reports ahead of the Havana fight that fans nationwide debate whether Jack Johnson or Jess Willard will become champion. The piece notes large U S crowds heading to Cuba, fears of future white champions, and the broader impact on racial lines, ending with a theater ad for Safety First Clothes.
Quip filled exchange recounts a judge hearing a dog bite incident. The claimant vows damages while the court tests the bite marks. A playful domestic scene follows with comments about a husband losing his buttons and sewing.
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