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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
4
The Evening Echo laments fashion satire and political alignments as it notes debates over McReynolds delaying cases, criticizes editorials on party appointments, and reports on Dr Groszmann urging broader attention to exceptional children and the link to criminal tendencies and vocational education.
Dr Growmann argues for compulsory education for all children including exceptional ones. He warns against exempting such children from common law and urges state power to direct education and training. He proposes a board of boards to decide each child’s disposition per community needs and child’s best interests.
A collage of editorials from West Virginia papers mocks politics and economics. It cites Elkins Intermountain Parkersburg Sentinel Wheeling Register Wheeling News Charleston Gazette Huntington Herald Dispatch Grafton Sentinel Weston Democrat and others noting deficits, higher costs, road projects, auto speed limits, and media satire. The piece highlights shifting views on public spending and transportation.
The Hitefield Daily Times reports a days‑long wait before releasing a new systematized work flow and a 4 pm issuance. Grafton sees many improvements in business districts with the Wehn building and other old structures being rebuilt into modern blocks. Several new industries are planned and the window glass plant reopens, signaling a new era of industrial activity for property owners.
The Bridgeport area reports Simpson district board of education elected teachers Grasselli M D Teter I E Barnett Irma Queen Sylvia Saur borne Meadowbrook and Daisy Corder. Trustees Goonwin Manual J Smith James E Crim Curtis Horner Moss Run Nathaniel Greepe Joseph E Webb Richard Webb Mydlick Hayward Morris and Lloyd Horner were appointed. Social and church events noted. local residents and families mentioned in several brief items.
Chicago's only woman minister Dr Rowena Morst Mann presides over the Third Unitarian Church. Her lectures on single tax socialism and democracy place her at the forefront of discussions the congress pursues.
Sir Willa Osler, Regius professor of medicine at Oxford, argues that English hospitals lack adequate accommodation and favor the poor or the rich. He contrasts the United Kingdom with the United States and Canada where hospitals accept paying patients, noting bed shortages and closures due to funding gaps.
Are you too hot this season and seeking relief through lighter clothing. The article urges choosing cool outfits including a light hat thin underwear and socks low collars an unlined coat and loose shoes. It suggests reading the Daily Telegram ads to locate affordable quality options and where to buy.
Wade M. Wolfe, killed when struck by a freight train, will have a postponed funeral at 10 a.m. Sunday in the Methodist Protestant church. Rev. Kelly and Vincent will conduct, with interment in Odd Fellows cemetery under lodge supervision. Family extends condolences to mourners from Oklahoma and Michigan, while area farmers work wheat and hay between fair weather days.
Mrs Hiram Lynch of St Louis visits Mary Lynch while police chief Brooks assigns Frank Gof to patrol Fourth Street and Traders Alley to curb loafing. John Howe also assigned as day desk sergeant. local social notes mention births and visits. four men fined for street drunkenness in police court. mayor presides.
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