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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
3
The Italian Milan district thrives on irrigation that greens fields year round and supports a large dairy industry with cheese and condensed milk exports. Waste water from Milan fuels fertile lands while fertilisers and manure boost yields, financed by taxes and steady labor. American observers noted cooperative dairies and evolving farming thrift guiding progress.
An advertisement touts 3.5.8 as a universal blood purifier that cleanses blood and improves appearance. It claims to cure eruptive skin diseases such as eczema lupus psoriasis and malaria by purifying blood and expelling impurities through the lungs liver stomach and intestines. The Swift Specific Co advertises a Georgia address and medical laboratory for more information.
Bert Bond is under bond to appear Friday in Justice Gordon's court to answer a charge of carrying a pistol contrary to the anti weapon law. Roy Smith, an Owens Bottle Company employee, filed the charge at the plant southwest of the city. The article also mentions ancient use of asphalt as a binder in masonry by the Babylonians.
The city water report cautions about flood and surface water contamination as dangerous, citing New York floods and fever outbreaks. It notes tests by Perkins Boynton showing Bacillus intestinalis and related germs, explaining abundance and measurement units as part of fever diagnostics.
The 1909 West Virginia Y M C A state convention at Terra Alta, June 26 to 29, aims for record attendance and success. Five day training institutes follow sessions. named leaders will conduct sessions on religious work, industrial work, boys work, sex hygiene lectures, and music.
The Glenville Normal baseball team defeated the Scholastics 1 to 0 in the first game of the series at Glenville Tuesday afternoon. Scholastics are short on pitchers and will likely return home tonight or tomorrow morning, skipping the third game.
The circular from the Department of the Interior describes Glacier National Park in northern Montana, 26 miles from Yellowstone by air, 447 miles by rail. It outlines park boundaries with the Canadian border, Blackfeet reservation, and Pisthead River, notes 915000 square miles of glaciers and lakes, and mentions trails from Lake McDonald to Avalanche Lake and Trout Lake.
The remark hints that a quality Norfolk suit is affordable enough to persuade buyers to purchase soon, noting that value prompts timely shopping.
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