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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
The Evening Echo on January 3 1915 presents a quotation attributed to Arch Bishop Manning stressing character and resolve with the line Our character is our will for What we will we die.
A fragmentary Western newspaper page critiques the Huntington Herald-Disputen for implying weak intellect in a writer while debating West Virginia politics and business leadership. It discusses humane farm harness care, focusing on proper fit of collars and harness components for horses, and comments on the so called Dynamite Verdict in a labor related case.
Editorial discusses enforcing law against labor disruptions and anarchistic actions, and warns against federal liquor license intervention. It weighs political deadlock risks in the West Virginia legislature, questions party alliances, and defends state power to enforce police and trade laws against federal overreach.
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes opposition to federal enforcement of state prohibition, arguing states retain police power and cannot have national legislation override West Virginia’s constitutional ban. It highlights Senator Chilton's Kenyon bill amendment to bar government licenses for Aquor sales in prohibition territory.
A local store advertises a season long sale on men’s and women’s suits with every piece reduced, none reserved. Window displays highlight the discount and urge customers to act before stock ends.
Before adjournment Thursday evening the county court granted notary public certificates to George P Singer and Edward A Allen. Albert J Krulik qualified as a notary public. The bond of William J Gollis, executor of Johlah Allen's estate, was reduced from 200000 to 30000.
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment of sore throat to prevent diphtheria. It claims Tonsiline rapidly cures sore throats and reduces risk, touting its sales across the United States. The ad touts bottles at 25, 50 cents and hospital sizes.
List of ladies undergarments gowns wrappers lingerie waists and bed linens with prices. Includes corsets drawers lace curtains bed spreads sheets and damask style items. Auction house notes Boggs and Buhl Pittsburgh PA.
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