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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
3
An assortment of education items describes wandering youth in Europe, Ontario attendance laws, and Dr. Claxton on culture. It notes Chinese kindergartens, a free dental clinic drive in Denver, and Tokyo Keio prepares girls for advanced studies. Russian women gain lab roles, Germany expands women’s science training.
The Woman's Civic Club seeks merchants to save old papers for a forthcoming shipment needing 20000 pounds. Notify Mrs. John W. Stuart to arrange removal. The club gratefully accepts all paper types including waste and wall paper. D. M. Timberlake visits from Wealon and B. L. Vinton visits Pallmant.
Seventy million Christmas seal prints are planned for the 1912 holiday sale by the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis in cooperation with the American Red Cross. The three color seal features a Santa Claus head and a red cross motif, with sales expected nationwide and across territories. Over 100,000 volunteer agents will market seals, posters, and literature, aiming to print and distribute at least 100 million seals plus ads. Past four years yielded nearly $1 million for the anti tuberculosis campaign, with New York leading sales in 1911.
A driver forfeited a cash bond of 60 cents in police court after failing to appear for a trial on a speeding charge. He was arrested by Policeman Washington the same evening. The man gave the name John Dor and the license plate read 1,827-H. Miller from Sor-Kantown on a brief visit. Charles Tioga Morrintown lie in the Elty on legal business.
Weston July 18 George Bennet and D B Bennett face charges linked to a shooting at a freight train on the Carl and Coke Tailroad near Orlando. A large witness list, bond for appearance, and prior similar charges mark the scene amid wreck aftermath at Robrbaugh siding with Romine's severed arm, hospital care, and a series of local deaths and injuries including Mrs. Hines and Miss Norverger.
A local bank in Mannington resumes operations after a temporary closure. The building at Market and Railroad Streets shows signs of earlier disruption while workers complete repairs. Community members await full restoration as officials coordinate reopening plans.
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