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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
4
A compilation of opinion and commentary rows from varied topics. It contrasts savers with spenders and extols frugality while condemning extravagance. It notes public pay and appointments, labor disputes, literacy gains, and a tragic accidental shooting, urging prudent conduct and accountability.
Fragmented passage argues for parental renunciation of self pride to guide children. Emphasizes letting children learn through their own experience to develop moral sense, judgment, and self control rather than rigid control or overbearing instruction. Presents a view on child training and parental authority.
Congress man at Large Sutherland presses the post office on whether star route mail carriers must wake sleeping postmasters at night to deliver mail. The department ruled the carrier must notify the postmaster of arrival, effectively waking him, resolving the issue without a formal ruling on alarm clock duties.
Washington July 2 Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska failed to.attach a graduated tax on tobacco productions to the tariff bill and withdrew from the Democratic senate caucus. The caucus rejected the amendment by twenty three to eighteen amid a spirited scene.
The Biennertasseut O11 and Company sells sixty three acres in Beaksing county Ohio with seven producing oil wells. The Grima Producing Company of Calm inis receives the property for one hundred thousand dollars in the deal.
In Keyster on July 2 a trial involving a Tucker County railroad worker and a tunber operator will start in the county circuit court. The case seeks up to a million dollars in damages over alleged theft as more than 200 witnesses and a deron for the defense are listed for the proceedings.
A light earthquake lasting a few moments shook the city of Messina causing alarm. Underground rumblings followed and many inhabitants evacuated to open areas.
Warl E Wheeler a well known and popular figure left Wednesday morning for Electra Texas where he is employed by Sun Brothers Oil and Gas Company Mr Wheeler was recalled home several weeks ago by the death of his son Bernard Wheeler
Charleston July 2 Louis My Huphwald of Wheeling recently named inspector for the new state public service commission at a salary of 1500 dollars a year has declined the post, giving one reason for his decision.
Miss Mary J. Davis of Shinnston was stricken with paralysis Wednesday morning at her home and is in serious condition. She is about 70 years old.
A clipped historical discussion argues rights are not mere privileges but duties that require backing words with deeds. It stresses maintaining an adequate navy to secure national conduct and efficiency, urging readiness and careful consideration of others’ freedoms.
Arthur Holaze representative of the Elks, along with Tedee ty tre Grand, prepares for a Rochester event next week departing tomorrow on a New Cumberland route via Pennsylvanian towns. Jay Meefer Anthony Jenui ter and Captain P H Shiels will leave this week for Rochester and Crestoan, Sateldate, to lead the grand. Illinois inventor unveils an asbestos lined wooden cigar that may be filled with tobacco for exclusive cigar smokers.
An advertisement touts 8.5.8 as a universal blood purifier for pruritis and eczema. It claims the product stimulates tissue to absorb nutrients and compares its medical elements to essential foods. The Swift Specific Co promotes a free booklet and medical letter from its Swift Building office.
A crate of strawberries has sat at the Lowndes residence near the corner for two weeks and appears to be deteriorating. Neighbors report the fruit showing signs of evaporation and spoilage. Local authorities note possible crime or public nuisance pending further investigation.
A political editorial argues against universal arbitration and promises the nation must keep existing treaties and strengthen defenses. It warns that backing away from commitments invites danger, urges decisive policy to avoid provocation, and stresses courtesy and justice in international conduct.
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