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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
6
Sewing guide for a two piece model with waist and skirt patterns using perforations on fabric. Describes yardage, cutting layout, stay placement, hemming, pleats, and tacking. Notes costs for patterns No 5414 and No 6395, with sizes and bust measurements.
Fred Egener, former Chicago architectural master, becomes principal clown with Hagenbeck-Wallace. After fifteen years drafting blueprints, he studied circus history, devised new stunts, and now headlines the act with acts like The Suffragette Parade and Broadway After Dark during two May performances in Clarksburg.
We thank kind friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during the death of our beloved son and brother including Bros Hammond and Wolfe for a sass talk.
State and Indiana rates for employer liability insurance, comparisons to Ohio, deficits and surpluses in premium collections, and claim volumes. Notes on death benefits, disbursement schedules, and the favorable reception of West Virginia law by both employers and employees. Mentions about local industrial figures and a Cuban-era business attribution.
Charleston April 25 Henry W Bullock chair Indiana workmen's compensation commission touring the east reports that workmen's compensation laws ease ill feeling between workers and employers. He cites the Kelly Manufacturing Co paying 2400 dollars yearly for employers liability and praises West Virginia plan eliminating stock companies so employees get all the money.
A Kentucky woman recounts six months of illness and failed treatments before taking Cardui. After eleven bottles she regained strength and can work again, praising Cardui as the best medicine for women. The ad urges others to buy at druggists and write for a free letter.
A fragment warns against giving cough medicine to a child named Shilaren. The text suggests a risk of more serious diseases and emphasizes proper department response and classification. The readable portion cautions caregivers about inappropriate dosing and reinforces consulting a physician.
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