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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
4
An Evening Echo column mocks Roosevelt era reforms and political lore. It laments dangerous water near the Loop hotel, notes Wilson’s support for veterans, and jokes about mint julep politics at the White House. It queries lobby hunts and Indiana coal interests amid Prohibition debates.
The article critiques the tariff debate linking it to industrial education and wages, arguing Democratic claims oppose wage cuts for American workers. It cites Secretary Redfield and a Swedish supplier complaint, then notes Governor Hatfield's public service commission appointment and praise for Clarksburg financier Highland.
The article notes Warren a Civil War veteran to receive 149 dollars monthly on federal pension rolls and donate it to a Grand Army post. It contrasts Justice Holmes who did not seek a pension and mentions other senators possibly entitled but not drawing them, suggesting the Warren plan could inspire similar moves to aid veterans posts.
A farewell reception was given to Mr and Mrs Walter W Garrison by Mr and Mrs A Hawkins at their Pleasant fame, 115 W Poplar, Saturday evening. About twenty guests enjoyed roses, greenery, music, and records. An elegant repast was served and all reported an enjoyable time as best wishes were sent to the Garrison couple bound for their southern home. June Meeting of the King's Daughters' Circle of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Daughters of the Confederacy plan a memorial meeting at the parish home tomorrow evening for Confederate veterans and sons. Earlier, a June meeting is noted at the home of Mrs. L. P. Souders with Mrs. Amos Payne in charge. A church service by Mrs. Hamrick's class featured songs and a tableau titled Liberty the Guardian of Peace, in Adams Township.
Princess Augusta Victoria II of Hohenzollern plans marriage to ex King Manuel of Portugal. Manuel is visiting Sigmaringen Castle as preparations proceed for the union.
Notice to Masons announces a special communication of Meridian Lodge No 6 AF and AM on Tuesday June 3 at 10 o clock am to attend the funeral of Brother Samuel M Hardman a member of Grafton Lodge Macy Punerat service at 10 30 am members urged to be present.
In Harrison County West Virginia the Circuit Court on a stated Monday entered an order to enforce a judgment lien for $216 plus interest and costs against Guy C Irvine G E Martin B B Lynch and C W Martin real estate, to determine liens and priorities and to sell to satisfy the plaintiff. Guardian notice that G B Martin non resident must appear within one month to protect interests.
The Peabody Scholarship founded in 1912 by the Peabody Education Fund Trustees allocates 270 dollars annually for study in education at Johns Hopkins. Open to residents of specified southern and southwestern states, it requires liberal education evidence and aims at public education work. Applications due before August 1 to the university president. Missionary C J Palmer of Pittsfield travels sixty miles by trolley each Sunday for preaching appointments.
A historic note claims Lydia Brinkham's Vegetable Compound is an established remedy for female health, produced from roots and herbs and known nationwide for decades as a standard women’s medicine with broad success.
A reflective piece argues many Americans waste about 70c per dollar through hurried purchases. It endorses thrift and promotes using advertising pages of THE TELEGRAM for reliable buying information and guidance to prudent shoppers.
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