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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
2
Special Summer Pastime invites participants to form longest words from a 26-letter name built from rebus pictures. Abbreviations forbidden and plurals disallowed. Words must be shorter than the source name. Rules include ensuring the longest correct name in hand, with further information on written inquiries and a stamped, self-addressed envelope for replies.
Four can obtain the full set of 26 pictimes on sets of Answer Horms with the Summer Time Handbook. The handbook lists names of 00 professional players and offers a chance to win. price often reduced to twenty five cents, postpaid for thirty cents.
Prepared for Daily Telegram readers, this pattern guide describes a crepe or batiste blouse with a single front cut, satin collar, and intricate perforation and tacking details. It provides yardage for 36 and 44 inch fabrics, pattern No. 6681, sizes 22 to 46, and instructions to mail 15 cents for the pattern.
Article describes the Senate post office moving to new quarters on the second floor of the Senate Office Building near the Capitol, notes pre Civil War postmasters like Arthur F. Gorman, and recounts a unique underground Senate trolley trip to the Capitol basement with a tunnel and small open cars.
A garbled Atlanta notice from April reports a woman described as a business figure facing social scrutiny and cosmetic concerns. The fragment mentions soap, creams, and unclear references to contact with strangers and a jury or local figure. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events.
Representative Jatorson Lary of New York leads a fight over Monticelio's historic property while Senator Smith of Wisconsin aids southern senators to guard public interests. The discussion touches on compensation and regional concerns amid national politics and Taft era questions.
A long excerpt discusses erosion and sedimentation in Chesapeake Bay, citing US Coast and Geodetic Survey comparisons from 1847-48, 1900-01, and 1910. Sharps Island and nearby James and Michman islands show dramatic area losses, with projections of full disappearance by 1950. Wave action and currents drive rapid coast erosion threatening local life and resources.
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