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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
An Evening Echo discusses how vacations tempt excess and risk. It argues that recreation should be safe and sane, warning against overexertion and dangerous activities like ocean surf and fragile boats. The piece stresses using average intelligence to avoid crossing prudence into folly.
A Pennsylvania state driven horticulture school for women fills quickly with applicants. The program teaches garden and orchard care, poultry, vegetables, and farm skills and notes growing female participation nationwide in agriculture and related fields.
The passage discusses a Wilson tariff doctrine clash in the House of Representatives. It notes Champ Clark and Underwood influencing a 14 vote margin against free raw materials, while the Democratic caucus shows opportunism over principle. Bryan’s consistent anti tariff stance is contrasted with party divisions.
From the Sable speedway near Denver on May 30 Eaton McMillan won the 201 mile event in 3 50.20 with a daring drive over a rough dirt course. The National Automobile Company negotiates his services for future long distance events and McMillan earned $1,000 prize.
The Nebraska political scene records another blow to the free wool doctrine as the House of Representatives blocks the raw material policy and endorses a moderate tariff on wool and woolen goods. The Wheellus Intelligencer comments on the situation.
The fragment discusses philosophy of art and its relation to science, noting philosophy’s ongoing engagement with perennial questions from ancient Greece and highlighting the discourse on how science intersects with art and aesthetics.
The passage argues that science liberates humanity from ignorance and superstition. It asserts that no new forces appear in nature, only new forms, and that science directs inquiry toward justice, prosperity, and a harmonious world. It envisions a future where scientific knowledge shapes society and the individual achieves virtue through understanding nature.
A historical testimonial from Clarksburg West Virginia praising Doan’s Kidney Pills for weak kidneys and irregular secretions. The author attributes relief to Doan’s purchased at City Drug Store with 50 cent price. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is named sole US agents.
Test hair tonic Parisian Sage praised for cleansing scalp reducing dandruff and improving hair health for both children and adults. Endorsements cite clearer scalp better color and fewer flakes with a two week promise. Availability noted at Wells & Higmiker Co and drugstores.
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