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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1914
Page
5
Promotes swift cleansing of blood and body impurities. Claims to flush all impurities, improve circulation, and energize muscles and nerves. Invites private medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for personalized blood tests and treatment.
An immense supply of eating potatoes and seed stock is offered including Early Ohio Early Hose Found Triumphs Burbanks Hiebrons and other varieties. Onion sets seed sweet potatoes tomato plants and thousands of other vegetable plants are also available.
The article explains construction steps for a cutwork waist, tunic, and skirt using olive green ratiné and violet satin girdle. It describes seams, pleats, perforations, and finishing touches, plus pattern No. 6600 for 14 to 20 year sizes priced at 15 cents.
The American Game Protective Association and National League of Sportsmen call on the Senate to fully fund the Weeks McLean migratory bird law with $100,000, arguing a small Senate minority blocks enforcement funding. They urge sportsmen to press lawmakers via letters and petitions and note support for a Canada Britain migratory bird treaty.
A Cleveland Ohio district court ruling sustains state censorship of motion pictures. The Mutual Film Corporation of New York contested the Ohio board of censors, a decision seen as pivotal for the industry unless later reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Mutual Film Corp fights Ohio censorship with a court injunction that blocks state censors from screening movies until appeal results. Walter N. Seligsburg of New York says the decision leaves constitutional questions about motion pictures and free publication unresolved and expects a successful appeal.
An Englishman living in Norway, Talbot Mundy author of Rung Ho! is highlighted in a second large edition. He has seen much of the world and produced numerous short stories for magazines in the United States and England. The article also notes Denmark's 1912 production of 3,450,633 gallons of 100 proof alcohol, mostly distilled from grain, with 549,474 gallons used by industry.
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