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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
4
A fragment from An Evening Echo emphasizing honesty as earned by living well. Dr Ben Johnson argues that reputation cannot exist without a good life. The writing reflects late era moral reflection on virtue and public conduct.
In Somerset Pennsylvania editor Peter Livengood rails against church hats. He likens headgear to theatre adornments and mocks removing hats, suggesting women be seated on one side or cloaked to avoid distraction during sermons.
The Charkshure Hoard of Trade through secretary C. BE. Lam. Derd appeals to manufacturers via Industry magazine, urging use of Clarkeburg’s vast natural gas resources. It stresses central location and gas costs as key operating expenses, presenting Clarkeburg as an inviting field for production efficiency and economic benefits.
The article argues for low cost coal from West Virginia, noting large undeveloped fields and price points around $1.00 per ton. It discusses Clarksburg’s role in manufacturing economy and hints at political prospects for Mr. Hubbard, including a possible bid for the U.S. Senate. It also urges creating a state railroad commission to regulate operation, safety, and accidents.
The article discusses proposed two-cent fare laws, arguing for and against a flat rate vs mileage-based charges. It notes constitutional challenges, court potential outcomes, and that Baltimore & Ohio interests favor a straight two-cent fare. It suggests railroad owners largely accept the inevitable and expects legislative resolution delivering the low fare.
A Charleston newspaper notes the Hon. W. P. Hubbard will succeed Scott, marking a transition in local leadership. The brief item highlights Hubbard’s anticipated appointment and presence of the acting official.
A Morgantown Chronicle report details three weeks ago a Greek sorority initiated a new member by burning the insignia with nitric acid on her hands and wrists. Doctors say she survived but bears lifelong scars. The piece calls for investigation and punishment by state and university authorities.
The Cumberland Morning News expanded its plant with a double decker perfecting press and other equipment. The first issue printed on the new press is sixteen pages, signaling a significant increase in capacity and output for the paper.
The enlarged Cumberland paper showcases local progress and enterprise. Lloyd Lowndes, vice president, is connected to the Lowndes family. Public focus shifts between Baltimore street and the interurban trolley terminal, yet confidence remains that both will be made decent and safe, with authorities cooperating.
Carter known as Box or Lis arrested Tuesday morning in Traders alley by two officers while drunk. She was taken to the county jail in a torry public display. Lig, tied to an abandoned coal mine incident with Florence Weekley, received a jail sentence for immoral purposes.
A local callout urges readers to obtain a Black Krohmen card for a 60 cent hat discount. The note promoting the card emphasizes savings and implies availability through a nearby retailer or outlet.
A street car jumped the track on Factory street Tuesday forenoon delaying service. MBW Black Chrome issued one thousand discount cards offering holders 60 cent discounts on any hat purchase. Get one while available.
Nelson Cannon agent and H C Long superintendent of Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co were arraigned in police court on bribery charges. They pleaded not guilty and were released on bond. Also notices for a millinery opening and souvenir giveaway at M E Black Krohme on Feb 21 22 23 and a reminder to bring discount cards.
Farmed as a hair growth and dandruff remedy, Newbro's Herpicide claims to destroy the dandruff germ and prevent baldness. It is advertised as a superior scalp treatment sold by druggists with agents Wells & Haymaker and a 100 stamp plate offer.
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