Associated Charities Report and Political Commentary
The Clark sburg Associated Charities issues its first annual report praising Bureau efforts and relief distribution. The column also analyzes Southern Democrats' factional break, a looming reconfiguration of party lines, and critiques the trade balance narrative tied to war orders. It discusses water quality on farms, typhoid vectors, and public health guidance from the Geological Survey.
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Associated Charities
Clarksburg
South
Democratic Party
Henry Watterson
Dar
Jefferson
Hamilton
Redfield
Baltimore Sun
Dem
Pitts
Bare Gazette-Times
Tee
Amce
Tikar Materials
Sun
Rockies
Canada
United States Biological Sur
United
States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
The Searchlight or A Map of Life Zones
The article explores life zones and their influence on daily living, offering guidance on navigating environments and seasons. It presents conceptual maps, associating natural regions with personal growth, decision making, and health considerations for readers.
Pepper Prank Sparks Family Dinner
In a domestic vignette set around supper, Claire Upward plots to outdo her family by peppering dishes first, then inspires Sally and their parents to join the playful mischief. The scene centers on a cat on the fence and a family dinner hijacked by pepper, ending with a celebratory party at Smicken Mocker's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Sally Upward
Dutton
Eullek
Mother
Caire
Ward
Smickenmocker
Graz City Journey Through Time from Castle to Carpathians
Graz, capital of Styria, now a 200000 person town in the Mur valley, rises from hills to a red walled castle. The piece traces Graz history from Etruscans and Romans through Celts and Teutons, highlighting a long mix of races and nationalities shaping the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graz
Styria
Mur
Carpathians
Italy
Teutoms
The Fish That Are Landed and Angling Craft
A reflective note on proper hooking and tackle with emphasis on angling as a study. It highlights the right tackle as essential as a mariner needs a compass and mentions equipment like hooks, lines, reeds, and poles as part of expert fishing. The piece points readers to Telegram advertising columns for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Watts-Lamberd Company Ad Sees Window Displays Big-Cash Sales
The Watts-Lamberd Company advertises thousands of dollars in new merchandise bought below market value for cash. These items will be offered for sale on the same broad, irresistible display, promising bargains.
On Sale at 2 P.M Brussels Carpets Clearance
Window sale announces remaining stock of foulard silks and printed jacquard liberty satins at about one third regular price. Items include Brussels carpets at 9 cents per yard with width 23 inches. Sale starts at 2 p.m. for all remaining stock.
Karlsruhe City and History Under the Rise of Empire
In a National Geographic Society wars primer Karlsruhe is described as a calm, prosperous city east of the Rhine, founded by Karl Wilhelm in 1715 as a hunting lodge retreat for Baden’s duke. The piece notes its architecture, parks, and post empire commerce, highlighting key industries and the city’s status within the empire.
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National ‘Geographic Society
Karl Wilhelm
Baden
Himeself
Darlach
Karl's Rest
Empire
Rhine
Frankfort
Strassbure
Arisribe
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Locke
Barnum
America
Reifield
Atest
Science
Baacaricn
FR. T. Lowndes
THE
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
George
the Daily Novelette
Golotten
Wikssh
Watts-Lamberd Company
Foula
FF Aanters
Sanc
Copenhagen
Rose
Sale
Nippon
China
We Fach
National Geographic Society
Washington
Kerisruhe
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