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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented 1915 editorial long discusses Wilsons Mexican policy, Bryanism, and party tensions. It references Carranza Villa and European reactions, criticizing the administration for meddling and urging restraint. It cites Rosenwald on thrift, debt, and national spending.
Inspection notes describe inspectors stationed at a point near a vehicle towing site in Detroit. The report mentions the absence of a clear plan and references to the BEARCHLIGHT event and related items. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A garbled clipping notes editors discussing a measure to farm the land for twenty acres and mentions California and a parkersburg farm movement. It references Idmann Bryan and a fence row irony, with scattered city names and fragmented phrases.
In Spalts a thirsty crowd confronts a rattlesnake at the town edge. Bickslam bargains over the snake, its house, and a cautious bite ends with the reptile dying after a gasping moment as water is offered.
A fragment recounts various weight loss claims and diet tips. It mentions fat reduction, meal plans, and supplements associated with local vendors. It notes Beare and Glarkeburg areas and references low cost aids and promised health benefits without reliable evidence.
Local listings note upcoming showings in Clarksburg with Palace Players at Pal doe theater on January 22 and 23 and films at Robinson Grand theater on February 1 2 featuring Fotash and Perkaitter.
Travelogue notes describe Birenge island near the channel with a blend of quaintness and individuality for the traveler. The piece notes its close ties to France and emphasizes the charm that attracts visitors, while acknowledging ongoing work on the island.
A fragmented New York item covers Young Republicans at the Astor and Henry L. Elty, with jumbled anecdotes about Oscar, Victoria, and Broadway’s latest bride. It recalls reporters being blocked, a hotel scene, and theater gossip alongside a Portemouth ball club tale and a tennis court anecdote from Payne Whitney.
Fragmentary text describes donkeys bearing heavy loads of salt to market and the people and animals involved. It notes sacks and and braces, with mentions of various workers, livestock, and the island’s salt industry. Observed are vivid colors, fatigue, and resilience among workers and beasts in a rural market setting.
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