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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
Eight room house with bath and cabinet mantels in a good Monticello location. Price $2,250 with reasonable terms.
A Athens telegram reports a British submarine torpedoed and sank three Turkish troop transports at the Dardanelles. Most troops and crew are said to have drowned. A separate item notes Cora Riley jailed in Bridgeport for immoral conduct awaiting trial.
The hearing on eighteen volumes of inventories for the Manufactures and Heat Company involved A Leoweil as general counsel and West Virginia Public Service Commission attorneys. They argued data costs and rate impacts, with figures of 25 million to reproduce property and 22 million valuation influencing West Virginia rates. The commission delayed a ruling.
An advertisement proclaims a genome prescription for all rheumatism named Rheuma that allegedly cures by removing uric acid from blood and aiding kidneys. Porter Smith of Dobbin West Virginia testifies to gradual relief after using Rheuma. The product costs $1.50 a bottle and offers a money back guarantee.
Reports say President may keep Robert Lansing at the state department as Wilson shows strong approval of Lansing’s work. No final decision announced as to whether Lansing remains in the cabinet.
Three companies totaling 300 Marines of the Fourth Regiment sail aboard the Colorado under Admiral Howard from San Diego at 9 35 pm Friday for the Lower California coast. The expedition aims to protect Americans in the Yaqui valley amid renewed hostilities with Yaqui Indians. Major W. M. McKelver commands the force as it speeds to Guaymas at about fourteen knots, with an arrival expected noon Sunday.
The Salem column reports on the Belgian relief committee led by Leon Quinnett publishing its second report and noting liberal contributions. It covers the Bromley evangelistic party visit, new United Brethren church dedication with Bishop Weeker speaking, and a Baptist parsonage and church moves including Catholic interest and cooperative store talk.
June 18 Governor Maytorena of Sonora advised the United States would not land marines to protect American colonists. Admiral Howard's forces remain distant with discretion for emergencies. The article also notes sunflowers cultivated in southern Russia for oil fodder and manure.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a safe tonic restoring faded or lifeless hair to natural beauty. It claims immediate relief from itching dandruff and scalp burning, with one application stopping itching and refreshing the hair, leaving it soft, long, thick, and pleasantly perfumed.
The water works and sewerage board has decided to install underground water coolers for sanitary drinking fountains. Each cooler consists of two insulated iron cans with double covers to exclude heat. The new fountains will be equipped with these underground ice water coolers, a progressive step appreciated by the public.
The Dniester flows 365 miles from its source toward the southeast to the Black Sea at Odessa. It is highly irregular and winding with abrupt turns and variable direction many times. The river passes near Preemys and TEs, runs parallel to the Lemberg Czernowitz railway, and the Dalester is crossed north of es. Rapids and shadows slow navigation, and governments have invested to open the waterway though depth and improvement costs limit progress.
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