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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
4
Loose OCR of an old postal notice from Clarkabure West Virginia outlines changes to second class mail rates and office contact details. It mentions daily and Sunday rates, advance payments, and a change of address process.
Fragmented article paragraphs discuss a Philadelphia school girl, family hardship, and the idea of saving for a daughter's education. It shifts to political commentary, debating tariff changes, Wilson's exposition request, and statements about free trade impacts on farmers in Canada, Mexico, and Argentina with tariff policy implications.
The Racine Journal-News criticizes reliance on war orders for profits while urging peace for long term stability. It notes Secretary Daniels delaying naval program work, hints at Illinois political bets, and references Canada Taft reciprocity, Underwood tariff, and Wilson trade policy impacts. It warns of a new federal trade commission push and future intruction zones with salaried appointees.
In Scowlegs Hol a former grocery store sits under a forest of tin signs after Pennyie Hanks opened the shop on July 1 1907 and salesmen secured permission to mount numerous advertising emblems over the next days.
The famed Dutch Atlas, five feet ten inches by four feet eight inches and nearly a foot thick, sits in the British Museum. Bound in exquisitely tooled leather with gold jewel set clasps, it contains illuminated maps up to the seventeenth century. Presented to Charles II and later placed by George III, it was once guarded by five men and has not been opened for years.
In a remote Arizona canyon near the Mexican border a rugged town rose around copper ore. The town climbs canyon walls with houses wedged into rock while night trains spill molten slag into the delta, a fiery spectacle aiding a world unaware of its origin.
Robert Kanell of Riverdale near Hindston appeared before Adams ton officials to swear out a warrant against Ernest Baty for allegedly stealing $50. Kanell was arrested for possessing whiskey in public, and Baty was arrested at his home on the warrant. The two were jailed overnight and mayface further hearings. Additional notices include a 1945 real estate sale in Harrison County and an administrator's notice for Augustus M Hursey estates.
An old advertisement notes every home with a telephone is connected to Welch & Fullerton Druggists. It highlights their prescription service and household remedies, reflecting a period emphasis on emerging telecom access and local commerce.
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