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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
12
The Daily Telegram of Clarkeburg West Virginia lists weekday evening and Sunday morning editions. It provides subscription rates and mailing details, with notices about address changes and required signatures for communications.
An Evening Echo tone piece urges cheer to brighten days while critiquing naval spending. Secretary Daniels proposes cheaper ship construction by reworking accounting lines, promising savings. The piece muses on creeks with humorous names and ends with a political jab about Washington.
A critical column condemns government extravagance and war taxes while praising American dye industry plans. It argues for tariff protection to sustain new plants and dyes development after the war, warning German competition will resume. It also notes partisan expectations and postwar union challenges.
The excerpt argues that the right course for union supporters rests on fairness and self-respect. It notes Taft era debates, and praises Republican leaders in Indiana for a spirit of fairness as a model for others, warning against further division and defeat if the wrong course is chosen.
The Connellsville Coke Region shows industrial swings linked to tariff policy and war demand. The piece argues Democratic tariff reduced output, while European war export demand boosted coke and steel, predicting a postwar return to Republican protection and renewed industrial activity. It emphasizes regional production trends and political forecasts.
The Daily Novelette recounts Stickwell Plotsdale unleashing a string of pranks in a restaurant. He interferes with staff and patrons, tripping a nursegirl, striking a beggar, and disturbing a stranger, all while wearing a pleasant smile. He buys a newspaper and swats heads before being hauled away by Patrolman Swivels.
The Searchlight reports scientists now contend black bears show color variation across brown cinnamon and other shades. They argue these bears are color phases of Ursus americanus rather than separate species. The National Museum of Natural History in New York plans an exhibition to support this claim. Frederick Norton, a noted naturalist, is currently studying the phenomenon.
Advertisement touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming roots darken gray hair quickly and evenly, improving texture and volume while preventing dandruff and scalp itch. Says money back if no darkening, 50 cents for 7 oz bottle at Wells Haymaker Drug Store, 316 Main St, Clarksburg WV, with parcel post for out of town orders.
Mr Yuen Shii a well known executive in China is rumored to seek great power and possibly wear a crown embracing ambition for a scepter throne and royal prestige amid speculative chatter about a potential leadership shift.
The St Elias region in Alaska hosts the blue or glacier bear, debatable as a black bear variant. Skins sent to the museum will be stuffed and mounted to show the range of complexions from black to gray white and brown. Cinnamon bears are included, likely needing a different name than black.
The piece portrays Santa Barbara as a bungalow city embracing old Spain atmosphere, Italian vegetation, Hawaii climate, and modern America. It highlights the Franciscan mission at the canyon mouth, the Pacific coast scenery, and a temperate climate that fosters olive farms, soft shell walnuts, and citrus groves under the Santa Ynez range. Luther Burbank is noted for pioneering garden work in the area.
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