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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
6
The text promotes Country Club sites available to the public at reasonable prices in sizes 50x150 feet 100x200 feet and 1 acre. It extols moving from city dust noise and polluted air to a countrified home and urges considering health and pleasure for the family when choosing a site.
Spring Hill Park in Martin is promoted as ideal for future residences for Clarksburgers, with outdoor sport and a fine private school building costing thousands. The selling agents invite visits or calls at phone number 943 Bell.
The piece surveys the term crank or mattoid in political crime, noting how certain individuals claim influence in the Holt case and seeking to distinguish mattoids from sane criminals. It cites Dr. Arthur MacDonald and incidents involving Roosevelt Garfield and others to discuss dangerous delusions and the need for better study and vigilance.
An advertisement promotes Cardul as a natural tonic for women’s health, claiming it relieves headaches trembles and fatigue. The copy links the product to restoring strength and vitality amid perceived female ailments.
The text discusses Dr. Macdonald's view on skull formation to explain tendencies toward delusion and crime. It contrasts brachycephalic and mesocephalic skulls in Holt and Muenter, notes the difficulty of distinguishing matroid and genius, and explores how fanaticism and mysticism attract followers while posing social risks.
A National Geographic Society bulletin portrays Moscow as safer from wartime devastation than other cities, describing its distant location, harsh winters, vast surrounding regions, and cultural significance to Russians and outsiders alike.
A reader testimonial endorses Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains stiffness and knee soreness. Edward Craft of Elba reports remarkable relief and recommends the product wholeheartedly.
A historical snapshot of Moscow describing contrasts between poverty and grandeur. It highlights the Cathedral of the Savior with its brilliant domes, the Kremlin's fortress, treasures, ancient palaces, and relics from Napoleon's era, noting extensive gilded interiors and famed bells.
Fragmentary ad copy warns about children eating sugar and mentions Rexall Tike sugar sold by Sturm & Wilson at 10 cents. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or event.
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