Change of Address Notice from Associated Press
Change of address notice advises senders to furnish old and new addresses when updating. Communications must be signed. unsigned notices will not receive attention.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
4
Change of address notice advises senders to furnish old and new addresses when updating. Communications must be signed. unsigned notices will not receive attention.
An Evening Echo column features remarks on earnestness in work, critique of Secretary Bryan, and a Treasury budget debate. It includes a dialogue about thrift, savings habits, and clever money saving, highlighting Mrs Learned and Mrs Collins sharing tips and practical examples.
The speech lauds the 1902 reclamation act granting water for 1.3 million acres with 1913 production valued at $15.7 million on 700,000 acres. It notes potential growth to 3 million acres, slow but steady government-led development, and the aim to create homesteads, jobs, and national wealth through irrigation, praising Republican policy.
The Wheeling News notes awkward humor about the Liberty Bell visiting California's liberty belles. Arbitration opinion discusses that disputes require consent of both sides and cites Austria's refusal to arbitrate the Austro Serbian tensions. The subsequent war is described as a European conflict following that decision.
A fragmented Charleston Mail item discusses removal of summer-spoiled skin by absorption and a mix of cosmetics. It mentions rinsing with warm water, whitening promises, and a discouraged tone on wrinkles. other notes reference the Underlying skin and a drug law discussion in Wheeling Telegraph.
A city with a dark history and scandal remains outwardly charming and ultra metropolitan. Belgrade’s White City features snowy buildings, abundant greenery, and Bohemian streets like Kalemegdan gardens where families picnic and bands perform. Terazija, a grand boulevard, houses hotels theatres and shops behind gilded domes, while Topcider Park recalls royal intrigues as the site of Milos Obrenovic’s residence and Queen Draga’s era, with a monument marking Michael’s murder in 1868.
H W Ireland from Louisville recounts a severe 1888 cholera episode where two doctors failed to help, a hotel porter bought Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy, a double dose cured him, and by morning he could travel again. Advertisements claim the product is obtainable everywhere.
The text notes Milan’s control over a woodland used as a rendezvous for his armours and comments on Belgrade society. It contrasts Servian democracy with American ideals and mentions that in Belgrade hostesses, even in court circles, often act as their own cooks, while personality matters more than wealth.
Remarkable medieval design cathedral being built at Bryn Athyn outside Philadelphia. Hand crafted stone work mirrors European cathedrals with identical arches and windows. 200 by 100 feet, 150 foot Gothic tower, vaulted ceilings. Dedication planned as national cathedral for Swedenborgians, cost over a million dollars. Pittsburgh dentist offices noted.
Sigurd Spoozer leaves the doctor’s office with a warning of tyboid slamboella and a fragile heart. His wife, glamorous and frivolous, teases him after supper about his health and the joke of their social world.
A confused note mentions a bird from Gibraltar and a mistaken sum, then clarifies a bill of $135.29. Sigurd Spooser is named with a health-related remark about a weak heart, suggesting a personal anecdote tied to the billing confusion.
A long list of candidates taking the state medical examination at Parkersburg includes J. W. Ballard of Logansport Indiana Mattibelle Boger of Parkersburg N J Braun of Pittsburg and many others from cities such as Nashville Graigsville Montgomery Clarksburg Burton Princeton and Huntington The roster names doctors doctors-to-be and their home towns in a regional roll call for the test session.
Ramwell A A Simild of Vicker G A Smith of Dothan J A Smith of Pletcher J G Thomas of Stem NC R G Warre u of Bluefield L Welter of Brandonville RG Werner of Columbus 0 5 G 7 White side of Leon R E Woodall of Charleston and Charles R Young of Lynchburg Va
County Agent W. D. Zinn announces farm conference meetings in Romines Mills Johnstown Lost Creek Rockford with sessions on July 12 14 and 25. He plans to view demonstrators in the district next week and invites farmers to attend and bring questions.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Harrivon County, creditors are notified to present their claims against the estate of Lawrence G. Amogs. The deadline is the th day of July, with the clerk of the court acknowledging receipt. The notice is signed by I. Wade Coleman, clerk of the county court, June 201M.
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