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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1915

Page

8

Christmas Shopping Pressures on Overworked Clerks

A memoir style reflection on how women rush to shop early for Christmas, sparking awareness of clerk fatigue. The narrator recalls a Christmas week behind a department store counter with long hours, crowded crowds, and exhausted staff. The piece notes drinks to cope, relentless customers, and the toll on workers as the holiday rush persists through the season.

Lele Maimory Weetel Gilrintman Hallvary Hventom Malt Syndicate, Inc

Foreign Investment Benefits Outlined At Conference

A New York conference outlined advantages of foreign investments for the United States. J. Santi of the National Association of Manufactures spoke on promoting a campaign for foreign investments, noting benefits to domestic industry, employment, and trade, and urging cautious balance to avoid overextension. He argued for steady policy to maintain U S leadership in global markets and urged purchase of foreign bonds and proper holding of foreign stocks to support home industries.

New York Young National Association of Maiufact J. Santi Triest Company Lily Tin United States Hormandsky Union States Europaia Santihano Nance Henesturdy Suntlikano Wirliles iPoreign Baveaumants

Dutch Emigration Halted Metal Workers Stop Move

The Dutch government restricts movements of metal workers who were ready to emigrate to high wage destinations. Labor leaders report the action will hinder war effort support and reduce available labor for domestic factories. Statistics cited show many workers are already idle or out of service, prompting urgent responses from unions.

Matal Wordurs Union

Dutch militarization moves amid war demands

The article reports Dutch efforts to reduce reliance on foreign contractors by placing key war materiel under state control. It notes a January 1973 development of arsenals and ammunition factories in Amsterdam and Dolft, plus forts for flying machines and mine production. The government warns of a peacetime Dutch army needing modern, ready equipment and widespread rifle and ammunition production under a munitions committee. It describes private manufacturers aiding sustained supply, extensive shell planning for ordnance, and French support for field artillery readiness.

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Ohio Woman Recovers After Stomach Torn

Caldwell resident Mrs. Nora Britton, long troubled by stomach ailments, reports dramatic recovery after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She says six doctors offered little help before trying the remedy, and emphasizes lasting relief with no diet restrictions and a full money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Nora Britton Caldwell Mayr Reief

Dutch artiller y strengthenings and canal using

The Germans held 570 shells and the Dutch faced shortages, prompting plans to reinforce artillery. Dutch guns, including light field pieces and fortresses, may receive field carriages to place ten, twelve, and fifteen centimeter bore pieces in the field. Transportation by water along irrigation canals uses shallow flat boats with tied planks to move guns and equipment.

al Moat Netherlands Holland

Big Snake Unearthed Near Wilmore

Dec. 7 report of two workers, Be Beck and Owen Trimble of Shaker Bond, unearthing a large cow snake while hauling rock for a country road. Trimble grabbed the snake by the tail and swung it, breaking its neck. the incident ends with a bizarre aside about the insult of calling someone a melon in France.

Wilmore. By Beck Owen Trimble Shaker Bond Tully

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Midi Union National Bank Capital Ideal Studio W. R. Hook Prop. Bell Rueta Childe Dora Alvin Xenker Nusbaum's Book Store Sus Main Street Ohio York Franca Ail Good Grocers D. M. Ogden Co Clarksburg Gale
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