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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
18
Sanitary officer W. W. Ours warns that dirty chicken yards with filth, miasma, and pests threaten health and will be declared a nuisance and abated by law. Householders urged to clean yards, remove refuse, and use disinfectants to prevent disease and keep neighboring properties safe.
The notice urges readers to obtain and study the Prohibition Amendment Law themselves. It emphasizes personal understanding over reliance on others and promotes independent literacy and access to the full text for accurate knowledge.
Dramatic Kay Bee drama The Voice at the Phone released in two parts, June 10 and 26. A telephone exchange worker overhears a disturbance at night, linking a burglar to the crime and exposing a son’s contested romance with a wealthy family.
A damaged line fragment from a historical newspaper page mentions an event but lacks clear names dates or places. The readable text hints at a feature or column but provides no verifiable details for a full summary.
London reports from Sir George Hertalet, British consul general at Antwerp, that German shipping increased rapidly and may surpass British vessels within years unless Britain acts. In 1918 British ships declined while German tonnage rose, though overall Antwerp’s fleet remains British-dominated. A shift of Red Star liners to Belgian flag is noted. Sugar beet factory plans advance in Chile with capital interest sought.
The Bijou offers a two part Kalamsea story The Treasure Ship and The Man Who Disappeared with With His Hands and a Vita graph. Tuesday features Romeo and Juliet Percy the Lady Killer and Too Many Husbands. Wednesday Isilal Is Famous Players day with Clothes and Miss Charlotte. At the Orpheum today Ten nessee and His Enemy plus Mein Leiber. Tomorrow Reliance presents The Rosebush of Memories with Miriam Cooper and Earl Fox. Also London shows Hullo Tango and McNiff in Paris with Kay-Bee drama Tennessee moonshiners and a big comedy. Bessie Barriscale Thurston Hall head San Francisco stock. Joseph Weber retires from acting. The Yeoman of the Guard added to Hopper repertoire. Detroiter Josple Bonstelle to prize one act plays. Madame Simone buys foreign rights for The Run of the Cards to stage in Paris. Adelaide Herrmann recovering. Dr Karl Muck to conduct at Bayreuth until mid August then western tour of Boston Symphony Orchestra ahead of October season.
An Adams County reader Virginia Snider reports severe dizziness swelling and headaches from kidney weakness improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says three boxes relieved the tremble and swelling, ending pains and dizziness with kidney relief. Public notice invites readers to discuss similar remedies.
A letter from W M Morris Raiters urges Grant district voters especially in Mt. Clare to support a proposed high school at Lost Creek rather than oppose it. He cites community leaders backing the plan, argues the location is more economical and upliftful, and defends against a rival critic’s claims while noting the district could educate forty local pupils locally.
The Paris salon features a work titled Second Histoire by an imperial highness Prince Abdul Medjid son of the Turkish sultan Abdul Aziz. Confined for twenty eight years by Sultan Abdul Hamid, he studied painting during incarceration and was released following the dethronement.
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