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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary insert lists daily and Sunday delivery options for Clarkeburgh area readers, including rates per week and per year. It notes mail changes require old and new addresses and that signals must be signed to ensure service.
The piece argues for protective tariffs, noting war and international trade impact. It cites Repulican editors like John B Lilleary and urges Charleston representation. It discusses deficits, exports, imports, and the balance of trade, urging readers to choose tariffs supporting American industry over Democratic shortfalls.
The January 30 report notes the week ending December 2 shows imports at $2,085,860 in duties, with overall customs collections across weeks and years recorded. It highlights an average duty rate around 5.7 percent for December and 7.4 percent for January 8 1921, marking historically low rates in the era.
A fragmented tale follows Myrtle Swaga’s wary gaze and concealed motives as Christmas nears. The narrator questions motives behind a poised smile and fears exposure of true intentions amid lingering holiday tensions.
Oil companies in Kanawha and nearby counties push development in the Sawland and Blue creeks regions. New wells in the Weir and tertiary formations show limited production gains while several rigs advance in Stoutfield Southwoat Toddridge and Noddridge areas. The Ohio Fuel and South Point operations report notable activity with multiple completions and gasser results.
Miners face exposure to dust dampness and cold which explains high bronchitis pneumonia and throat troubles. Doctors urge Scott's Emulsion after meals to boost strength and lung health. The ad notes a Bloomfield supplier and emphasizes genuine Scotts product for coughs and rheumatic issues.
Prominent sale of Swiss embroideries and edgings offered at discounted yardage. Patterns include 10¢ yard Swiss, 18¢ yard former stock at 25¢ yard 18 inch flouncing, 40¢ yard wide flouncings with floral eyelet designs, and 6¢ yard rutted edge mouchings for children’s wear. Widths 25 to 27 inches.
A January sale offers all iron and metal beds at reduced prices prior to stock-taking. Complete line of high grade brass and metal beds at popular prices. Excellent values in mattresses and bed springs with full ranges to choose from.
Another shipment of the original no dust Vacuum Sweeper. A powerful hand operated machine. Very strong and durable, had three strong dellows built into a heavy case.
Special sale notice announces silk mixed poplin yard wide at 49c. Sold for waist and dress fabric. Popular colors include blue brown rose green and lilac shades.
Attractive collars and neck fixings designed for present wear. Features dainty coat set and separate collars with velvet and orange trim, designed to brighten winter outfits with a stylish update.
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