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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
4
Fragmented December account covers Takef money scheme aimed at public sympathy, New York emoter AMIEL, and a sharp critique of Republican fortunes. It notes postal delays, Chautauqua Bryan aide appointment, and Interco mmerce Commission rulings boosting local glass and window firms amid broader political tension.
A fragmented Democratic scene shows missteps and hopeful claims of unity. The piece notes past assurances of party unity, then questions the sincerity and accuracy of those assertions before the election. It reflects on media critique of the party's apparent disharmony and strategic misfires.
A New York newspaper questions who bears responsibility after a ten year old boy is killed using a rifle. The piece condemns the act and urges accountability for the parents and caretaker while noting public outcry over the inhuman treatment of the youth and the shooter’s role.
A Marietta Daily Times reminder urges generous Belgian relief donations without neglecting local needs. It stresses not diverting funds from domestic aid and champions gifts through Associated Charities and the Salvation Army to reach truly needy recipients.
Fragmented word salad from multiple papers. notes on editorials, misread names, and garbled phrases about editors, equipment, and a marriage license issue. Reads as damaged OCR with scattered references to Parkershirs State Journal and Wheeling News.
An unreadable clipped OCR fragment discusses wartime stamp drives and a congressional act. It mentions Charlenton as a place and a November/December timing, with references to Wilson brand and a Republican source. The text is highly garbled with missing words and unclear attribution.
A long readable fragment lists December showings in Clarksburg venues including Barrett-Vlagerh Palace Theater and Robinson Grand Theater with multiple acts and charities. It mentions The Quaker, The Beef Trust Requiler, and holiday programs among others in a busy calendar. It also contains extended prose on Pueblo life and traditional Santa Domingo houses along the Rio Grande.
A community grapples with film regulation as parents and children attend a meeting where concerns over obscene content and moral influence are raised. The article notes rising demand for strict controls on exhibitors and advocates for education through cinema, while critics warn against overreach and prejudice toward motion pictures.
A man gazes at a cherished photograph, lamenting his aging looks and a receding bald spot. He questions time and lost happiness as spring unfolds outside, longing for what might have been with a past image and a present discouraged by change.
A Louisville producers group has devised a method to assess parental attitudes toward moving pictures. They note many mothers keep children away from films due to uncensored and sensational content affecting juvenile minds. The plan aims to measure parental sentiment and influence show attendance.
An old advisory warns against ointments for catarth that include mercury as they damage the system through mucous surfaces. It cites Wall's Caters Cure by Cheney & Co and warns of counterfeit versions. It mentions a price of 7e per bottle and promotes Hall's Folly Tile for constipation.
The article paints Santa Domingo with vivid detail from a horseman adorned with silver patins to a trader selling items in Paterson made goods. It contrasts modern superficial changes with enduring local scenes of adobe walls, alfalfa fields, water carriers, and a monthly church visit by a priest.
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