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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
4
The Daily Telegram reports a price increase for subscriptions due to rising material costs. Subscription rates rise to four dollars per year, effective June 3. The note specifies a monthly delivery expansion and cites a 3 percent rise in service costs.
An Evening Echo discusses farm roads and drainage, urging plowing actions to improve road quality for year round use. It highlights insect control advice, disease reports, and political notes about Democratic figures and the Field campaign, with references to judges and nominees.
An editorial discusses party tactics and controversies surrounding Justier Hogher and a potential Supreme Court involvement. The text reflects on Democratic positions, political strategy, and the broader implications for Bouob and politics in the current discourse.
The piece argues against anti suffrage rhetoric from New York and others while highlighting Alimony case data and the need for West Virginia to awaken its people. It discusses divorce statistics, economic development aims for Huntington and Cabell County, and the push to utilize coal, gas, and hardwoods locally to boost growth and prosperity.
The Cabell county dinner celebrating West Virginia’s fiftieth birthday seeks broad support. Citizens and groups pledge cooperation to host the June event in Huntington, aiming to mobilize patriotic spirit and local participation for a memorable celebration.
A bizarre incident at a Millinn grocery store ends with a detective trapping thieves after a misheard message and a puzzling sequence of events. Officials describe the scene as confusing yet resolved with the thieves detained.
The great detective wakes at dawn to a thief with a heavy basket on his head. The basket holds the Duchess of Niltle’s pearls and a note identifying the Hungarian thug Salliday Spigot as the culprit. The detective traps the thief, proving wit over speed.
Thousands of Dolpaaton welcomed in Los Angeles for the thirty third annual conclave of the Kolghus Tem fur of America. The formal conclave opening tonight features Grand Lee Smith of Pittsburg. a week of parades, services, and drills marks the Pacific coast meeting with commanderies from Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, Canada, Ireland, and Mexico represented.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy helped prevent and cure mild bowel complaints in India and elsewhere. It notes use by travelers and promotes the product as widely obtainable, highlighting its preventive and curative role.
It states a recipe claim that one ton of musk from Velals yields one pound of pure Atiar of Raaen. The sentence presents an antiquated conversion and unclear sourcing within a damaged text fragment.
A vintage advertisement asserts Koramy provides full value for a modest cost, describing it as pure and nourishing and suitable for both children and adults without limits. It emphasizes safe consumption at fountains or grocers.
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