Daily Telegram de Eesaing Nexepsper of Central West
Clarkburg Clarksbury edition page shows a weekly and Sunday morning newspaper published by LYGwAM COMPANY. It lists daily and Sunday subscriptions, change of address rules, and a note that unsigned communications receive no attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
Lygwam Company
Clarksburg
Postofice At
Clarkaburg
Gemaconn
Associated Feels
Reome. Consolidated
Evening Echo Notes and Naval Budget Quip
An Evening Echo urges laughter to ease troubles and cites FOLGER McKINSEY. Army and Navy Journal questions Secretary Daniels plan to cut battleship costs by changing accounting, hinting at money from red flags. A Saline Prospect mentions Creek names and a joke about Washington’s Salt creek.
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Folger McKinsey
Daniels
Redfok
Build Dye Industry Now Under Protective Tariff
The piece argues that American dye production must expand to meet national needs despite wartime profits. It urges protectionist tariffs to shield new dye plants from German competition after the war and praises American ingenuity, warning without tariffs foreign concerns will undersell once conflict ends.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Washington
Nobody expects the South to reassess 1861 union terms
In a pointed editorial voice the piece argues that neither Republicans nor Progressives will admit past errors from 1912, and that the South should gracefully accept the postwar outcome. It stresses that the 4,119,000 Roosevelt voters cannot form the basis of a new union if the South insists it was right and the North wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Nutshell
Republican Party
North
Roosevelt
Industrial policy and tariff impacts on coke region
The piece argues that union protestors from 1912 should not be blamed and praises Indiana Republican leadership. It credits the Republican tariff with sustaining the Connellsville coke region, noting a fall in output under Democratic tariff and a rebound with export demand due to World War I. It warns of a return to 1914 conditions after the war unless a protective tariff is enacted, urging a Republican victory to secure industrial revival.
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Sam
Oshkosh
Tarif
Connellayille
Connellsville, Pa
Connellsville Loke
Conpac
Stickwell Potsdale in a Night of Nonsense
A comic tale shows Stickwell Potsdale causing chaos in a restaurant and on the street, slapping a cashier, tripping a nurse by a baby carriage, snatching a beggar’s crutch, striking a stranger, and finally facing a policeman Swivels. He jokes that Charlie Chaplin pictures affect his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickwell Plotsdale
Stickwell
Potsdale
The Searchlight on Pistols Botenes Education Invention
The Searchlight reports on local education and invention developments linked to the Pistols Botenes, highlighting ongoing projects, community impact, and potential funding or policy effects.
Color variations of the black bear challenge species split
Scientists report that brown cinnamon and other bears are color phases of Odous Americanus rather than separate species. The National Museum of Natural History in New York prepares an exhibition to support the claim as naturalist G Frederick Norton studies the topic.
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National Museum of Natural History
New York
G. Frederick Norton
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad Promises Dark Gray Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming instant darkening of gray hair to a natural lustrous shade. It promises scalp health, dandruff prevention, and a youthful appearance with root action, offered for 50 cents at Wells-Haymaker Drug Store in Clarkeburg West Virginia and by parcel post for out-of-town customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Haymaker Drug Store
Main Street
Clarkeburg
Kai of China May Blow Joe Into Prominence
A fragmentary report suggests YY S Kai of China shows resolve to challenge after Julius Caesar and may pursue a crown and throne. Observers note Kai spurning offers while dreaming of scepter, throne, and a new narrow brimmed crown.
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YY. S. Kai
China
Joe
Yang
Reer
Oon
Kai
Jule Ceaser
Rome
Mr. Kai
Alaska museum to mount bear skins for public display
A naturalist argues the blue bear or glacier bear from the St. Elias region is part of the black bear species. Skins have been sent for examination and will be stuffed and mounted to show the range of complexion from black to white and brown, with the cinnamon bear also included under a different name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elias
Alaska
Museum
Black Bear
Santa Barbara Echoes of Mission Roots and Mild Climate
Santa Barbara blends Spanish mission aura with Italian gardens and Hawaiian warmth. The Franciscan mission sits above the town, shaping its architecture and culture as olives, walnuts, oranges, and lemons thrive in a calm climate. Luther Burbank is said to have developed new plant life nearby.
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Santa Barbara
California
Spain
Italy
Hawaii
America
Santa Ynex
Pacific Coast
Mediterranean
Luther Burbank
Saint Inez
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the Daily Telegram
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Army and Navy Journal
Jane Adams
Germany
Oho
Taft
Indiana
Movimantag
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Watts-Lamberd Company
Guran
Travelette
Wixsah
DeBeVoise Brassieres
Harrison County
West Virginia
West Trginia
Diottars
Src
Davis, Swartz & Templeman
Sunday Telegram
J. W. Muller
Telegram
Mxolumvele
R. T. Lowndes
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust CO
GEORGE L_ S
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