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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
14
An 1915 newspaper fragment notes a debate on democracy and humbugging, arguing that the public enjoys entertainment but that business and government require different truths. The piece critiques Democratic views aligned with Barum and suggests voters will test theories after the coming election.
A scanned article reviews a charity report praising its steady service and efficiency. It discusses the Democratic split in the South, centralization trends, and Redfield’s trade balance view. It then shifts to water safety on farms, urging proper groundwater use and noting US Geological Survey Water Supply Paper 255 as a source.
Graz, capital of Styria, grows into a 200000 resident valley city framed by hills. The story traces its ancient layers from Etruscan visitors through Roman and Celtic traders to Teutons, noting the city’s early mixture of races and influences shaping its art and culture.
In a humorous dately novelette style, Claire neglects pepper in meals until family members secretly sprinkle pepper on everything to tease her. Viaduct Upward, Mother Upward, and Father Upward join in. Claire finally plans a peppering counterstrike and the family ends up at Smicken cafe for supper.
The article outlines life zones from tropics to Arctic, noting elevation and temperature determine the plant and animal groups in each zone. It mentions a U.S. Biological Survey plan to teach zonal distribution in public schools using maps showing life zones across the country.
An old advertisement fragment promises relief for rheumatic pains through a liniment. The clipped text suggests a general health remedy pamphlet tone from a historical newspaper page.
Fragmentary prose from an old advertisement column about fishing gear and ads. It references hooks lines poles and a seemingly playful note on catching fish as a metaphor for selecting information in the paper. It preserves quirky phrasing and period voice.
National Geographic Society notes Karlsruhe as a German city with a hunting lodge founded by Bad Wilhelm. The piece describes the site as a calm residence at Durlach, intended to offer peace and escape disputes, amid references to Baden and early German civic life.
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