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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
A long column argues for constructive thrift to aid industrial progress. It cites sugar factory closures across multiple states, warns of economic loss to farmers, and endorses savings, efficient management, and civic programs as paths to national prosperity. Names cited include J. T. Tale bet and references to federal departments.
A Charleston Mail editorial urges immediate action on a state road program begun with two state good road days. It argues volunteers must act now to marshal machinery and begin road improvements, aiming to lift Wyatt Virginia from mud and expand the effort nationwide.
A discussion urges a city school board fund to provide glasses for needy students. Teachers and nurses identify eye defects during fall exams, recommending glasses to aid learning. Proposal suggests public treasury support, near-cost glasses, and wholesale arrangements, citing Cleveland as a model and noting broad educational benefits.
A fragmented passage cites hopes for Jupiter Plavins, concerns about drought, and quotes on party definitions. It references Charleston Matt, a Republican figure, and a Metropolitan newspaper’s answer to What Is a Democrat in defunct form. The Daily Telegraph notes a Republican man votes the Republican ticket.
Morris Chare, youngest on the A N S ranch, boastfully declares he can stop anything in motion. He heads to New York and signals Broadway surface cars, failing to halt them as engines speed past. Doris Kiddery awaits back home, while Chare realizes he has been blocking traffic in the block’s middle.
Calendar reads Degrae work and banquet by Knights of Columbus at St Marys auditorium on Saturday July 4. On Saturday September 26 a football game West Virginian Wesleyan versus Carlisle Tadians at Unies Park draws local interest.
Sadie P. Clawson describes chronic indigestion with stomach pains bloating headaches and belching. She credits Cham berlain's Tablets for relief after trying other remedies, noting her daughter used them and urged her to buy. For sale by all dealers.
The advertising director of a large New York store says a campaign to explain to the Mexican people the benefits of peace could end war quickly. He is a believer in the printed word and regards advertising as crucial in modern business. He favors newspapers for best returns with least cost.
An ad lists a selection of aluminum ware including a large jug or pitcher, Mae Yrdeer glass pieces, six large imported aluminum items, a Dip Sauce Pan, a covered Berling stone pan, a large pot strainer, a pudding pan, and a frying pan. Sets priced at 1.08 dollars and a 75.50 total for aluminum ware with preserving kettle, Ferlin sauce pan and two medium slew pans.
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