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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
14
Notice of address change for SARL communications, requiring confirmation of old and new addresses to avoid loss of mail or service. The notice warns that failure to update may result in delayed or interrupted communications.
West Virginia leaders deny rumors that Senator Nathan Goff endorsed Davis Meikins for the U.S. Senate. Officials emphasize Goff has shown no intent to resign or back any nomination, calling the reports untrue and damaging to his reputation as a statesman and leader.
The piece discusses how Republicans and Democrats used the idea of an advance agent of prosperity to frame the presidential race. It notes cartoons portraying the candidate arriving with a case of peaceful industry and cites cabinet members linking pacific rhetoric to boosting exports and domestic production amid depression fears. The tone questions the longevity of this prosperity narrative and its link to arms, vessels, and industrial demand.
Squalor and ruin mark ancient Baghdad where about thirty of its hundred mosques remain usable. The grand wall once encircling the city still stands but is broken in many places, its gates mostly closed since the 17th century. The Tigris separates the city into two halves, bridged by a fragile structure.
The text describes Baghdad as the near future center of a rail connection to the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean, predicting commercial growth and European influence bringing irrigation and industrial development, amid public enthusiasm and a Napoleon reference.
The Gila River ferry near a deep gorge enables direct transport between Silver City and Mogollon New Mexico. A trolley supported electric system lifts a car and other loads along overhead rails, delivering a ride akin to an airship. Safety measures guard passengers on this world unique aerial ferry system.
In Pike township Perry county deep sand territory tests on the T. E Newman farm yield 174 barrels in the first twenty four hours. The location lies inside defined territory near other productive wells ten miles south of Union Furnace. The Preston Oil Company is due to gain access to the sand next week at the Wildeat on the W Straw farm, part of the old Elaski Furnace tract.
Napoleon stands with crossed arms and a bored look facing a cheering crowd, a scene described as instantly recognizable to every red blooded man in the land. The young figure appears accustomed to attention despite his youth.
A fragmented report describes a chautauqua day featuring Doctor Cole and a speaker praised for Lincoln like grace Emerson likeness and Wendell Phillips style. Personal anecdotes illustrate the event and its impact on attendees.
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