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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
4
The Daily Telegram lists subscription pricing including annual and six month options with prepaid rates. It notes address changes require notification and signatures, and warns readers that undisclosed communications receive no attention.
An Evening Echo extols the wife as a faithful adviser in distress and a discreet manager of domestic affairs. The piece presents her as a companion in prosperity and adversity, adding sweetness to pleasures and preserving health.
A fragmentary view critiques President Wilson’s actions, claiming his policies “shoots at business” from coast to coast. It notes mills and factories closing and portrays the country as tired of the ongoing disruption to commerce and industry.
The piece discusses health progress amid cooperative efforts to reduce illness, notes rising life expectancy through sanitation, and mentions political shifts in Oregon and California registrations. It links party momentum to 1914 political tides, and critiques Sunday blue laws and ice delivery cases as examples of public policy debates.
A compilation of editorial snippets from multiple papers condemning or questioning political moves and international events. Highlights include Roosevelt’s defense of his map role, debates over term limits, and opinions on Mexican mediation and U.S. trade balance.
Rapad-Head County Executive Committee reports a joint meeting at Himatlagion Et Wilsen Open to discuss offensive and defensive unions with the Progressives. The Progressives have nominated a ticket, with a conference committee to negotiate a unified ticket acceptable to both parties.
Community calendar lists events including a Children's Carnival at HCE on Tuesday June 23 a Mammoth picnic July 4 at fair grounds a degree work and bangist at Snighte of Columbus St Mary's auditorium September 6 and a football game West Virginia Wesleyan versus Carlisle Jadline at Union Park.
Trade estimates place 1914 automobile sales at 600 million dollars. The piece highlights how persistent advertising, especially in daily newspapers tied to local dealers, has built the industry and spurred direct results. It notes the automobile’s value as a servant but credits aggressive advertising for growth beyond infancy.
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