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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
4
The Daily Telegram general information page lists edition details and contact lines for Clarksburg West Virginia. It includes subscription rates by week month and year, daily and Sunday options, and guidance on changing address requiring old and new addresses and signature for service. The notice reflects typical mid 20th century newspaper classifieds.
An Evening Echo commentary from July 2, 1915 argues for happiness as a civic duty and extols protectionist policy to aid American labor and farmers. It critiques Democratic attempts to reframe railroad finances and lauds the 1906 Pure Food Law as a Republican achievement, urging back to protection and prosperity.
The article describes the pure food law, its aims to regulate manufacture and sale of food drugs and liquor, and notes only Democrats voted against it. It highlights A. S. Burleson as the lone opposing Texan, and credits Republican leadership with pushing the act despite Democratic opposition in both Senate and House. It explains labeling, weight, and protection of public health provisions.
The article sketches Cody Wyoming as a typical West town facing transformation. It notes floods that wash driftwood, the arid landscape after floods, and a central two story hotel with bustling cowboys. It mentions dude wrangling tourism, Buffalo Bill's legacy, and the Shoshone River carving a path to a growing town near Yellowstone.
Clarksburg Water Works and Sewerage Board announces permit requirements for lawn sprinkling with city water. Violations incur fines of two dollars per day. Each sprinkler must follow permit limits, nozzles over a quarter inch require extra charge, no sprinkling without a nozzle, and two hours daily allowed between 5 and 10 a.m. and 5 and 8 p.m. Water cut off for faulty or misused equipment.
The Searchlight notes Merch's farm Poole England claims electric hatching and raising of chicks. Over 40 000 chicks hatched in six months under electric influence. Incubators heated electrically and chicks grow to three months in insulated flats. Losses under electric method run under six per four hundred, vs. over fifty percent under ordinary methods. Strong chicks emerge from weak hatchlings aided by electrical stimulus.
Sigismund Wallop heads to market with a basket and climbs into a loaded Bobbs-Merrill aeroplane. His wife urges him to leave the basket behind as he soars over the barn. A playful footnote jokes about the early bird catching the worm. The piece then notes Constantinople as a city of many mosques.
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