Daily Telegram Chronicle of Clarksville District
Local newspaper page describes daily issues, editorials, and notices from Clarksville region. Mentions timetable of publication and general community items on weekdays.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1916
Page
4
Local newspaper page describes daily issues, editorials, and notices from Clarksville region. Mentions timetable of publication and general community items on weekdays.
An ailing snapshot of political rhetoric contrasts Hughes and Wilson, urging focus on roads, labor, industry, and national strength. The piece notes Hughes’s stance against divisions of allegiance and emphasizes measured protectionism and practical policy over empty words in the lead up to the election.
An extensive wartime letter from the Federal Council of Churches urges relief funding and contributions. It cites donors like Ty Holyoke and Robert Howell Wick, notes fears of insufficient support, and discusses policy debates on defense authorizations and American unity during the crisis. The document frames religious groups backing relief and military readiness amidній public appeals.
A fragmented advertising and dialogue piece touts meatless meals, shredding Wheat biscuits with fruit as a five to six cent nourishing option. It blends local chatter about prices, photography offers, and a light rural scene with familiar names and town interactions.
A damaged excerpt critiques American party backgrounds and defense, claiming dilution of Americanism and urging ready Republican support for future elections. The text is garbled and presents unclear attribution and context.
A distorted historical piece argues that unity must be revived in America, warning of division and the risk of war. It calls for national preparation, cohesion, and a declaration of unity to preserve democracy and public order amid looming conflict.
A Port Rico official recalls American women’s impact on local attitudes toward suffrage after attending a national convention in St Laws. He cites education, dress, and public life shifts, notes female votewill might spread, and contrasts Porto Rico’s male-dominated past with emerging interest among women and girls.
A early 20th century op ed laments division and materialism in the United States amid looming war risk. It argues lack of unity among immigrants and citizens, warns against militarism and factionalism, and questions loyalty and national identity while calling for collective preparedness. It cites international tensions and the dangers of demagoguery in politics.
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