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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1915
Page
2
A chaotic New York column recounts a July dining event at a hotel with Blumenthal and Louise Meyers, noting a gold service feast, guests including Nat Goodwin, and a playful jab at Ford-like transport ideas. It mingles society color with quips on poetry, fashion, and wartime sentiments.
Swans Creek Michigan reader testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for fatigue and female weakness. Mrs Cameron of Swan Creek and Mrs Rows of Kennebago Maine report renewed strength and willingness to resume household duties after use. Letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. are confidential and read by a woman.
A bronze equestrian statue of General Nathaniel Greene, thirty feet high, was unveiled at Guilford Battle Ground North Carolina. Funds from Congress in 1911 financed the memorial honoring Greene's leadership in the southern theater of the American Revolution and his role alongside Marion Sumter and Pickens.
A Sanitary Officer appeals to Clarksburg residents to stop tossing grass clippings and litter into streets and alleys. He urges homeowners to curb trash, chicken yards, and open garbage cans, calling for regular manure disposal to keep the city clean.
Panama reports major personnel changes at the canal as Major General George W. Goethals plans to resign and depart. Lieutenant Colonel Chester Harding is favored to become governor. Navy officers Captain Hugh Rodman and Commander Douglas Dismukes are slated for sea duty and new commands as the isthmus reads potential reassignments.
An advertisement claims a beautiful woman must have good digestion and suggests Chamberlain's tablets as a remedy for faulty digestion. The copy promises benefit and notes availability everywhere.
The fragment discusses rubber and pneumatic tires sold by a price dealer, with a car owner noting high bills. A perverse, dreamlike exchange mentions air fullness and a fire bill, hinting at economy and price lists affecting running costs.
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