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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
4
A fragment from an Evening Echo urges harmony in family relations. It uses metaphor of a woven web, praising charity and prudent arrangement to present a flawless display before the public, attributed to L C Judson.
Observations critique long campaign trips by Woodrow Wilson as governor while campaigning for president. The piece argues Democratic leaders curb debate to dodge exposure of policy faults, warns of potential repudiation by some Democrats of Wilson administration policies. Mention of Daniel Willard as a possible successor to Mellon and concerns for Baltimore and Ohio impact on West Virginia shippers.
The county court should set a sufficient levy to fund a concrete bridge at the Glen Elk site and declare this intention to build at once. Citizens need to know if they should campaign for or against the plan, with discussion of a second potential bridge near the Broaddus addition.
The Exponent condemns William Jennings Bryan for leaving Washington for long lecture tours amid mounting international tensions. It argues his absences and the high earnings undermine public duty, hinting at hypocrisy as he seeks wealth through chautauqua circuits while grave foreign affairs demand steady leadership.
The excerpt notes that many New York politicians are said to hunt up new charges against Governor Sulzer. It also mentions government jobs for Commoner staff and a season pass for ball games. A Balkan remark follows about Greeks Bulgarians and the Turks. The Perkins literature is described as always interesting to Parkersburgers.
Morgantown July 22. A county fair display by the College of Agriculture at the Clarksburg fair grounds will showcase modern farm devices and educational exhibits.Visitors will see a silo model and milk testing gear, plus charts on soil, crops, fertilizers and farming practices, demonstrating yield differences with fertilizer and seed selection. The exhibit runs September 1, 2, and 4 and aims to inform farmers and the general public about efficient farming methods.
A memorial service Sunday afternoon by the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees assisted by Salem sir knights and ladies honored departed members with white uniforms, garlands, and tokens of love. Speakers praised the order’s progress in West Virginia and its charitable work across the United States. The program featured choral pieces, a solo by Katherine Fiora, prayers, and readings from Psalm thirteen, ending with the Lord's Prayer.
Mid summer sees peak use of bathrooms with showers and cold tubs in demand. The piece urges readers to consider modern conveniences and bathroom accessories, noting a long market of items and recommending the Daily Telegram’s advertising columns for affordable comfort for families.
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