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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
12
The store advertises specialized grades and the largest stock in town, claiming to fit almost any man from tall to short and stout to slim. It promises strictly stylish garments in a wide range of English models for young men and older customers.
The article describes sewing instructions for a bordered waist pattern with gathered and pleated back and front gore, outlining steps for attaching collar sleeves and hems. It notes perforations, notches, and adjusting for multiple sizes and widths, and instructs sending 15 cents with a coupon to obtain the pattern.
Alarmed climbers and the German Austrian Alpine Society protest plans to close the Grossglockner area to tourists citing threats to the Tyrol and nearby refuge huts. They denounce formal moves to flood the region with logging and mining measures, warning of limited access for mountaineers.
Helsinki report says Russia aims to dissolve the Finnish Olympic committee and bar Finnish athletes from Berlin 1936 Games. The Stockholm 1912 contrast shows Finland’s strong flag presence, while Russia seeks to suppress national aspirations and restrict Finnish delegation.
An advertisement from Ready Kentucky promotes Cardul as a remedy for nervous and womanly troubles. It claims a mother’s suggestion helped a woman recover after months of illness and fatigue, with anecdotes of weight gain and renewed energy. The note ends by urging readers to request a free sample. The text also briefly mentions Smyrna district wood production.
A fragmentary medical note describes a patient named Sadie in Indiana seeking relief from indigestion headaches and bloating. The text mentions a tablet remedy and a suggestion to continue treatment for better results, with unclear references to care providers.
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