Changes or Approvals Hanging for Address Signatures
Fragmented notice notes old address walls and required signatures for changes or approvals. It warns that without signed documentation no attention will be given, with unclear dates and details.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented notice notes old address walls and required signatures for changes or approvals. It warns that without signed documentation no attention will be given, with unclear dates and details.
A 1914 Evening Echo column argues that waste in business and government drains energy, time, and money. It cites John A. Hennessey and Wisconsin Minnesota efficiency efforts, urging true economy for both private citizens and public officials. The piece blends economic philosophy with civic policy.
An aged voice laments a youth’s steep path and toil. The speaker recalls hardships endured by a generation, praising earned effort and stern discipline. The piece muses on legacy and the final reckoning when life’s race is finished.
The piece argues a child's diet should include milk and cheese beans and peas but not excessive meat. If carbohydrates are ample bread and butter are recommended over pricey fats. It warns against parental cruelty by forcing new foods or limiting variety and stresses that good, varied food supports healthy growth and appetite.
A collage of quotable lines from multiple papers, ranging from New York commentary on national affairs to editorials on industry and governance. It includes remarks about automobile production, life’s necessities during a crisis, political figures, and international comparisons, highlighting a mix of opinion and wit across several editors.
Fragmentary OCR snippet notes suffragists and spelling changes from pajama to majama. Mentions an unnamed person Gieschev and a remark about the Pacific region and football players showing little interest in the sport with only fourteen players participating.
Community calendar lists events in Clarksburg from December 20 to January 6. Socials, dances, theater performances, and club meetings fill the schedule at venues including Robinson Grand theater, Hoffman Hall, and Masonic temple. Notable items include Baby Ming performances, Sigma Club dances, and “A Modern Hue” at the Robinson Grand theater.
An old alarmist ad urges readers to seek a supposed cure from Fr. Cheney and Co. promising a $100 reward for testimonials. It touts a miracle treatment claimed to cleanse the system and halt disease, urging trusting readers to purchase “Bull's Family Pills” for constipation and other ailments.
Advice on planning shopping early and using the Daily Telegram advertising pages for guidance. Encourages listing needs a day before to save money and time, with hints from the paper's ads as a consumer education and savings aid.
Display of holiday aprons in silver, plain white, and floral patterns. Prices range from 2.36 to 6.95. Includes satin trims, embroidery, and decorative bands. Located as a seasonal display inviting shoppers after regular hours.
An aged department offers gifts for infants including gloves mitts caps coats stockings and cozy comforts. A bright silk covered line features baby bassinets scales and novel ties appealing to young families with affordable prices.
Quality is the essential demand by all who see Sill select poised hosiery for gifts. Our stocks must be of a set standard, with perfection in weave and finish from top to toe. All are fresh and new the kind you will be proud to give.
A special collection of landscape and poster pictures with substantial gilt frames and glass. Sale price represents about one half off regular prices, advertised for Friday night at seven o'clock in Sele window display.
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