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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
2
Instructive description details a four yard 48 inch or 6 ½ yard 36 inch fabric pattern for a fashionable women’s skirt with a flounced foundation and rear pannier. It explains assembling seams, perforations, pleats, and a stay strip, with a silk belt to finish the waist and mentions Pictorial Review pattern No. 5750 priced at 15 cents.
In Constantinople on June 27 the Boy Scout movement opens with troop leaders sworn in before Enver Pasha who may be named chief leader of Turkey. The initiative aims to purge foreign words from Turkish and promote military service while reviving national pride and racial origins, using Turkish terms for scouts and leaders.
A jury found Darin not guilty on all counts in the criminal court Friday after trial over alleged offenses connected to a suspect’s residence. The acquittal ends the charges stemming from the incident at Joln Suscn's house.
American Salvation Army delegates visiting London encounter a cramped embassy and a ceremonial flag display. Dr Walter Hines Page hosts a reception at his home after a street parade that failed to shake hands with him and left delegates eager to meet Roosevelt.
Recent exploration in the Nile Valley uncovers a well preserved buried Egyptian city, with walls fifteen feet thick, two palaces, public baths, gymnasia, and brick bordered streets. The site served as an iron industry center, supplying metal for northern Africa, and includes an underground bathing observatory with walls covered in astronomical calculations.
The Chaplin Milne Grenfell banking firm failure leads to a major art sale at Christies. Wealthy American collectors are expected to bid on old masters including a Countess of Chesterfield portrait and a Titian attributed work. The collection spans Dutch, Memish, English schools and includes Watt and Reynolds pieces. The Titian provenance adds risk and public interest to the auction.
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