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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
16
Fragmented OCR text announces a newspaper from Clarksbure West Virginia with subscription rates and contact hints. The readable parts reference daily weekday and Sunday editions, plus mailing and address change notices. Entities include Clarksbure and West Virginia.
A 1915 Evening Echo column argues prosperity follows protection and urges duties to shield labor and farmers. It cites Senator Sutherland, critiques the Democratic rail earnings figures, and praises the Pure Food Law as a major Republican achievement.
The passage of the Pure Food Act marked a long awaited Republican initiative, with only four dissenters in the Senate all Democrats and seventeen House members voting against, all Democrats. It aims to regulate sale of foods and medicines, require clear labeling of ingredients and quantities, and prevent adulteration to protect public health.
A nostalgic portrait of Cody Wyoming contrasts its rugged ranching culture with the coming modern era. The piece describes flood-damaged landscapes, local landmarks like a two story hotel, cattlemen, dude wrangling, and Buffalo Bill’s looming legacy. It notes the Shoshone River, Crystal Lake Pass, and new industrial growth including dams, coal, and rail infrastructure shaping a transformed frontier town.
Water consumers must obtain a permit to use water for lawn sprinkling. Violators face a fine of two dollars per day. Sprinkler use limited by permit feet, nozzles restricted, and no street sprinkling outside two hourly windows. Supply may be cut off for misuse. Clarksburg Water Works and Sewerage Board.
The Searchlight reports a large scale experiment showing 40000 chicks hatched and raised under electric heat and insulated wire in Poole. Five week olds reach three month growth. losses drop below six in four hundred versus fifty percent under ordinary conditions. Strong chicks thrive with electrical stimulus and higher quality food.
A playful tale follows Sigismund Wallop soaring in the Bobbs-Merrill aeroplane with a market basket, despite his wife’s protest. The scene shifts to Constantinople noting its grand mosques and the city’s vibrant skyline.
Do You Need Window or Porch Awnings We can furnish the wary best as well as the medium grades at the very lowest price consistent with quality and workmanship. but ya have your order.
A waist section presents a wonderful collection of stylish new blouses for summer wear. The display highlights fabrics, colors, and silhouettes designed to refresh seasonal wardrobes.
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