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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
8
An ad in 1914 claims Cuticure products cured severe facial acne. A customer Herman Andrews from Astra writes that after using Cuticure Soap and Cuticure Boapsid Olatmaimb his acne cleared in three weeks, praising the remedy and requesting the Skin Book by mail.
In a heated exchange, Francis C. Kelley and Rev. A. Misni ney issue statements from Catholic groups defending the church amid revolu tionary violence in Mexico. They challenge Tumulty’s administration viewpoint and expose alleged outrages by revolutionists, noting murders, church closings, and forced conscriptions. they claim some facts remain unexplained and point to reports from American army and naval officers.
Article argues US president and Carter Carranza era leadership threaten religious liberty in Mexico. It cites Provisional Government actions, confiscation of church property, and persecution of priests and sisters, with condemnations from Catholic figures in Mexico City and abroad. It questions US influence and calls for sustained religious freedom.
The article describes the San Francisco exposition with indirect lighting that turned grounds and palaces into a staged city of the Orient. It praises Advancements in illuminating methods, the use of giant searchlights and concealed lamps, and dramatic effects including colored beams, fog dyed by light, and pyrotechnics.
Notable persons from across the world visited the exposition. Included were Willan Howard Taft Theodore Roosevelt Vice President Marshall William J Bryan William G McAdoo and other prominent figures such as Champ Clark, Joseph Cannon, and Major General George Goethals among attendees from Aberdeen, Japan, and beyond.
Dispatches from Constantinople report Turkish continuation schools modeled after the German system. The Turkish association of manufacturers promotes German tied instruction including bookkeeping arithmetic geography commerce and German. The Munich-style schools are free and German is compulsory. observers laud Germans for sustaining education during the war and expanding schools in Smyrna and other locales.
Frederick Rodgers, a leading figure in the old age pension act movement and the English democratic movement, dies. Born in Whitechapel, London in 1846, he apprenticed to bookbinding and rose as a prominent worker and organizer. His career spanned from humble beginnings to leadership in early labor and socialist efforts in the East End.
A Paris dated dispatch notes travelers from Nancy to Paris face delays as bridges destroyed by bombardment are rebuilt. The report mentions two large hills and forests near Champrena land, Meaux, and Tuyages, with most damaged buildings repaired or replaced, and bridges restored after bombing.
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