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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
4
The fragmentary 1916 issue shows political debate around Secretary Daniels, Admiral Fiske, and President Wilson. It cites Kitchin, McAdoo, and Bryan, with commentary on preparedness, naval plans, and party rhetoric amid wartime pressure. The text contains names and places but is partially garbled.
Fragmented dialogue and stage directions depict a bustling rehearsal scene with political undertones. Characters debate cabinet harmony while satirical exchanges reveal tensions and ambitions among the players and audience.
Amid wartime rhetoric, a plea summarizes the duty of the United States to preserve peace through strength. It warns against relying on other nations for restraint and urges every American to share in the nation’s blessings while fanning the spark of patriotism and duty.
The document discusses Williams Wilson and the 1912 Democratic platform's single presidential term. It notes Wilson's resistance to a constitutional amendment for a single term, the role of Willian F. McCombs, and a tense exchange over removing the plank. It cites Clayton’s involvement and later appointment to the federal bench, illustrating Wilson’s adherence to the pledge.
Oklahoma Republicans accuse President Wilson of deserting the constitution and his party platform. They say his unconditional pardons for Guinn and Beall boost political expediency ahead of principle and hand the Democratic delegation votes at the national convention. The Supreme Court’s ruling struck down the grandfather clause as unconstitutional, while the legislature moves to end racial disenfranchisement through new means.
A fragmented report describes President Wilson, Secretary McAdoo, and allies in Congress aiming to promote the Wilson McAdoo program and the Democratic leadership led by Claude Kitchin. The piece implies resistance or defiance from Kitchin as the article notes attempts to create an impression of broad support.
A fragmented report notes a cabinet lineup of seven sinemoclent members described as narrow in scope. The article hints at political friction and limited maneuverability within the administration while outlining potential challenges ahead.
Charleston dispatch reports Democrats publish a baseless claim that Lilly taps Kanawha county for 6000, as a plan to derail Tobin son. Sources say Lilly supporters deny the article while Kanawha Republicans deny the charges amid party infighting and Democratic state committee actions at Parkersburg.
A testimonial from Memdeshun Nutter of Evittwater New Hampshire touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for children's croup. The advertisement claims the product is obtainable everywhere and emphasizes trust and safety for families.
Wayman Ogden, candidate for Harrison county Republican nomination, declares intent to run in the primary on Tuesday June 6 1926. He pledges faithful service if nominated and committed effort to support residents and state interests.
Mrs. Nora Britton, Caldwell, recounts a four year struggle with stomach trouble and the relief she found after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports lasting improvement, urges others to try the product, and notes a guarantee with money refund if unsatisfied. The ad copy also touts permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal ailments.
A reader weighs whether to rent a formal storage warehouse or store goods in a barn or other unsafe building to save money. The question highlights risks of fire and poor conditions versus cheaper rates, urging caution in safeguarding belongings.
fragmented ad like text includes insurance rates and warehouse storage claims with misspellings. mentions Washington February 22 and figures about annual costs. references David rental proposals and Missouri related figures with Ambassadorship to Russia under consideration.
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