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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
2
A dainty white taffeta frock with pleated perforated details, lace, and ribbons. Describes neck and sleeve finishing, collar adjustments, peplum hem, and front seam, plus Pictorial Review waist pattern No 5414 and skirt No 5520 with multiple waist sizes and prices of 16 and 15 cents.
Mrs Philip Hichborn and Horace Wylie, once a Washington clubman, reportedly separated in Paris. The pair, who had used the names Mr and Mrs Wilborn while living near Paris, had previously fled their home to elope.
Hon A B Fletcher California state highway engineer and congress president and Hon A W Paxe American Highway Association director and United States Office of Public Roads leader show deep interest in the congress.
Prussia may have a Catholic majority within two or three generations, say two writers studying population statistics. Protestant births drop from 602 per 1000 to 519, Catholic births rise from 339 to 408, and mixed or Jewish birth figures are noted. School records show Protestants gaining 490,000 pupils vs Catholics adding 520,000 from 1886 to 1911, attributed to wealthier Protestants dominating urban areas where birth rates fall.
A 1913 German report from Schled shicher officials notes insults as the nation’s leading crime with 124000 cases. Examples include a police officer misidentified, a striker’s wife jailed for contempt, and locals fined for rude remarks to passersby at stations.
Washington reports detail a massive Atlanta congress from November 9 to 14 with expectant attendance exceeding five thousand. Pennybacker says engineers and officials from all states and foreign guests will descend for exhibits, speeches, and city-led events including street improvements and a lavish program backed by a $5,000 entertainment fund.
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