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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
4
A Huntington Advertiser piece praises Governor Hatfield's appointment of A. Dawson Williams as state engineer and notes his skills, party balance, and Progressive support. The column defends the choice against Democratic critics, urges party unity, and urges practical thrift with household budgeting tips and a model expense ledger for families.
Governor Hatfield announces he will appoint from both Progressive and Republican ranks to create party unity. He has stated he is a candidate of no faction and aims to bring together former GOP and Progressive members, despite Democratic criticisms of Dawson’s board appointment.
Wexperience argues thrifty spending builds wealth through regular household accounting. It emphasizes daybooks ledgers and budgets, detailing earnings and expenditures to manage domestic needs and business-like home finances. The piece notes roles of wife as provider of careful records and lists household tasks from cooking to childcare.
The piece condemns the Joyal of the Temocratic senators as a last desperate effort to Wilsonize tariffs. It argues that invoking the unit rule to claim success shows a political practice both outworn and discredited, reflecting a harsh critique of their methods.
A jumble of notes reports are quoted from Parkersburg to Pittsburg. Items mention a French woman paying $200 for stockings and a sewer den in Pittsburg turned into police support in Wheeling. Parkersburg discusses Belpre bridge and electric lines.
Percy Byrd, former county sheriff, has finished his final county court settlement and now proceeds with the boards of education. He has already settled Elk and Sardis districts and will next settle Clark, Coal, Engle, Clay, Grant, Union, Simpson, and Tenmile districts across successive days and towns.
Saville asserts a new faturist item for the Alarne clock, with speculation on its impact and a note of timing. The fragment mentions a product or service tied to the clock, hinting at market reception and potential limitations.
Two women in the shopping district discuss shopping journeys that ruin the day’s pleasure. One plans to buy ten items and another lists fourteen more, while a passerby notes how ads in the newspaper help save time. The piece urges thorough ad reading to streamline errands.
Mr Metin cites appropriations for the Department of Agriculture and the Federal Children's Bureau, totaling millions for salaries, inspection, feeding programs, and printing. He contrasts Congress funding with needs for books and libraries, urging focus on infant mortality, birth rates, orphanages, juvenile reports, and related child welfare issues across states.
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