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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
18
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The Evening Echo reviews the new Federal Reserve Bulletin as government funded with aim to sway public opinion on prosperity. It also critiques Senator Jim Ham Lewis's plan to issue bonds expanding the national debt by fifty percent, arguing it would deepen deficits for Democratic gain while noting other political debates and economic indicators.
Readers glimpse Crecy-en-Brie and surrounding pastures famed for Brie cheese. The piece recalls local labor by dairy maids, the town’s medieval wells, and a connection to Corot as artists found inspiration in the landscape and rivers.
A collection mocks editorials from various papers. Snippets reference Nebraskan readers, a Lincoln grape juice advocate, and editorials about naval maneuvers and American rights in China. Commentary notes recall a Charleston mayor and Huntington jitney bus changes. An educational piece explores a child’s mind and a Chicago teacher’s reaction to a student definition of Eugenics.
The wedding scene unfolds as Eugenia and Carteret discuss marriage amid a playful gamble over cigaret habits. He reveals a fear of being a cigarette fiend, and she responds with wit as she shares a box of Lady Osborn cigarettes.
A new device called the glarimeter measures how much polarized light is reflected by paper surfaces to gauge eye strain. Researchers at the United States Forest Product Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin, conduct ongoing tests on varieties and qualities of paper for books and magazines. In the Indian army all orders are given in English.
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