New Railroads to Open Trade Routes in Western States
Details of tours May 21 24 visiting Connellsville Cumberland Keyser Piedmont Morgantown Fairmont Monongahela River cities Wheeling New Martinsville Sistersville Parkersburg Marietta. Western Maryland and Buckhannon Northern railroads to Pittsburg will provide two new freight and passenger outlets. Discussion on improving water transportation and boosting business among cities along the Monongahela and Ohio rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Maryland
Buckhannon
Northern
Chamber of Commerce of
Connellsville
Cumberland
Keyser
Piedmont
W. Va
Morgantown
Fairmont
Monongahela River
Wheeling
New Martinsville
Sisteraville
Parkersburg
Marietta
Ohio River
Marcus Ich
Paper Bag Cooking System Promoted by Soyer
A French medical student wins a doctor’s degree with a paper on sanitary cookery. She argues that slops harm the frail and presents paper bag cooking to tenderize and flavor foods. Instructions cover peaches, plums, pears, and a leg of lamb with turnips using buttered bags and modest heat.
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Martha McCulloch Williams
Associated Literary Press
Paper bag cooking and its economic value
Martha McCulloch Williams argues that using paper bags plus basic supplies can cut monthly cooking costs significantly. She details savings from bags, clips, grease, and fat, noting even modest meals improve digestion and stretch a small wage.
Roosevelt Praised Taft at New York Republican Rally
The former president lauds his successor in a Saratoga New York convention speech in September 1910. He cites bipartisan accomplishments by Taft's administration including interstate commerce law amendments and tariff reform, commending Congress and Taft for progress. He highlights safety, tariff schedules revisions, and treaties as proof of the era’s advancement.
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Taft
Theo Roosevelt
Ebateman
New York
Saratoga
N.X
Congress
Willam Horward Taft
Taft Aims for Delegates at National Convention in Chicago
Taft reports confidence in securing enough delegates for renomination ahead of the June Chicago event. Through April 12 he has 41 pledged delegates and 198 more needed, while Roosevelt trails with 126 of the remaining delegates. If Taft secures one third of the rest, he nears the nomination. Roosevelt requires three of four. Taft expected to exceed 700 delegates with certainty.
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Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Tift
Notice to Contractors for Industrial Home Dormitory Bid
State Board of Control West Virginia invites sealed bids to furnish materials labor and erect a dormitory building at the West Virginia Industrial Home for Girls Salem. Bids due April 30 1912 with 500 dollar certified check. bids to be addressed to Site Board of Control Charleston. Board may reject any bid. John Sheppard.
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Ahel Gouimidt
Guaranty Fond
State Board of Control
John Sheppard
Classified Ads Telegraen Totale Clip Hunt
Brief notice compiles scattered classified ads about apartments and related listings. The fragment highlights searching for housing and miscellaneous want ads, with no clear full details due to illegible OCR.
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Telegraen Totale
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Geo.l. Storm & CO
Cee
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Clarksburg
Continents
Roman Mippodrome
Nemal
Carrie
Ationataty
SDS
Merrick
Pike
McKeesport
West Newton
Connellaville
Uniontown
Cumberlad
Omd
Key ¥Er
Gratton
West Virginia
Mannington
W- Va
Sistersville
New Martineville
Washington, Pa
Raut Bros. & Co
Fle
Style Commission of
Withh
AL. Terry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Canada
Buffalo
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
James G. Connelly
Eheral
West Peon Apet
Snd
Associated Literary
Sary
Marcus Rauh
Mee
F. Connwll, JR
M. Soyer
London
Atay
Western Union
THE
Ourey
W. Main St
Smith
Ise
Havana
Baltimore
Ohio
Washington
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Colorado
Auberta
Atizona
Toano
Columbia
Mexico
Montana
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Vada
Oregon
Texas
Otak
Wasetyetos
Aldress
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W. Pike St
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