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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
4
A dubious guide touts a home remedy using four ounces of a liquid-based product from a general store to moisten the scalp and rub gently. The text promises rapid dandruff elimination but lacks credible sourcing or safety warnings.
The Evening Echo quotes political volleys criticizing candidates and policies, noting Speaker Champ Clark and James H. James, with debates on Hollow Crystal ideas and street maintenance. It also discusses Belgium relief, war funding, and Bryan's character, interwoven with local civic concerns and press editorials.
Postal authorities advise customers that sending packages early will not be opened until Christmas. No extra charges apply on that account. policy aims to ease congestion during peak shop period. Officials caution against attempts to bypass rules and ensure proper labeling.
Readable fragments indicate a 2020 memo relating to a mall project and department roles. Key names and specifics are unclear. the text hints at affixing items to Piper’s side of a onestic area with references to park or gate access and protest or delay concerns.
A long, dense article discusses the role of interpreters at U.S. immigration stations, emphasizing cultural and linguistic skills, and the need for interpreters to understand dialects and human behavior to aid medical examinations. It notes the importance of interpreters in easing fear and ensuring accurate communication between doctors and arriving immigrants.
The Manufactures Record, Baltimore, urges tariff protection for the South to promote industrial and agricultural development. It cites political opposition, notes sugar, iron, cotton, rice interests support protection, and claims postwar trade damage and unemployment stem from tariff policies. The piece links regional growth to Republican support for protective tariffs.
Officials of the Public Health Service report that language barriers and diverse nationalities hinder medical exams of arriving aliens. The list shows extensive nationalities including Africans, Bulgarians, Chinese, Croatians, Greeks, Italians, Russians, Swedes, Syrians, Turks, and West Indians. The text notes Americans resort to a single word guide in foreign cities to avoid financial wrongdoing and to streamline travel.
The column critiques hair tonics and “singeing” as ineffective remedies. It notes the prevalence of baldness among men and questions the efficacy and safety of various alleged solutions. The piece mocks sensational claims and urges caution over gimmicks claiming to halt hair loss.
A comic tale narrates a diligent young man seeking marriage among beautiful princesses in a fantasy realm. He declines clever tests, travels a dark wood, and finally wins by marrying the most beautiful princess with grand silver gifts, melting the cup to craft a lasting rep.
In a vivid ornate passage the author contrasts the old Saint Lawrence church with the grand Recorial planned by Philip of Spat. The Recorial, designed by Sant Bautista, rises miles from Madrid and embodies the era's gloom, with austere surroundings, barren slopes, and a gridiron shaped granite structure flanked by four ribbed towers.
Fragmented OCR note urges readers to seek help from physicians for coughs and other illnesses. Mentions Verna Bhalfer and national barriers, urging caution with medicines and to rely on professional advice rather than unverified cures.
A reader visits a grand church and crypts with gilded bronze, granite pillars, and prohibitive solemnity, then learns of December theater showings at Barrett Players Palace theater and Robinson Grand. The piece blends awe at sacred architecture with local event listings, from a church crypt to holiday performances.
Reading of local events shows Barratt Playset at Palace Theater on December 19 with Nol 2Brien’s Minstals performing in the evening. Tab jon Grand Theater lists a Thursday and Friday program with varied shows for the community.
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