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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
8
In Charleston on January 29 a welfare program spreads among miners under Miss Marguette Wilket Jordan. She has years of experience in West Virginia mining towns and reports strong operator and official backing for efforts to improve living conditions.
Miss Jordan and assistants lead demonstrations in Pocahontas and nearby towns to improve home cleanliness, cooking, sanitation, and family care. Programs teach economical food planning, wholesome meals, and practical housekeeping. Local Jesuit support and officials help organize and sustain ongoing community outreach.
Washington report from January 29 notes the Ne Toni Geographic Society outlines the Carpathian mountains and their impact on European climate and political dynamics. The range is described as a key natural barrier around Hungary's northern plains from Pressburg to Orsova, shaping regional relations and weather patterns.
A historic family remedy proclaims relief from stomach liver kidney and bowel ailments. The advertisement touts its fame, claiming universal trust and widespread use across households worldwide.
A testimonial page promotes Vinol as a remedy for chronic coughs colds and bronchitis with a money back guarantee. The ad lists Stone and Mercer druggists in Clarisburg West Virginia and local stores as distributors and urges readers to try a bottle.
Charleston reports state architect J Tun Warne returned from a San Francisco inspection tour of the Panama-Pacific exposition site. Warne praised the West Virginia building and said it will be ready when the exposition opens next month, after reviewing contractor work.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health in wartime and a commissioner, with unreadable names and dates, offering a broken glimpse of a health related city or regional item. The readable parts suggest health priorities during conflict but lack concrete facts.
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