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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
14
The issue notes a routine change of address policy for subscriptions and communications. It warns that mail sent to old addresses will not be attended after the change, and provides instructions for submitting a new address to ensure continued delivery. The page also contains a poetry excerpt from an Evening Echo column and a signature line.
The piece contrasts waning watchful waiting in Mexico with threats to Americans as General Villa and Le a y oppose U S Marines. It notes President Wilson’s stance, warns of bandit rule, and mentions Yaqui Indians. It also reports the U S Supreme Court voiding the Grandfather Clause as a blow to Democratic efforts to preserve white voting power.
Washington observers say William J Bryan backs a single term for the president while President Wilson resists. The disagreement centers on who drafted the Democratic platform and the tone of Bryan's past speeches. Close aides suggest Wilson may not be bound by the plank.
The piece notes Wilson’s pressure on Congress and the constitutional amendment, while Bryan’s allies plan a public move to test Wilson’s stance on renomination. It discusses the two thirds rule, Bryan’s push for a Taft pacifist vote, and the likely political fallout for the president’s re election bid.
A detective story fragment follows a weeping woman seeking help for a missing husband. The scene shifts from a late night banquet at Crimson Mlen’s Loge to a vacant house on Huckleberry Row where a man with a high bat attempts to force a door, muttering about delays and a door latch.
A seaworthy safety addition enables passengers to lower into lifeboats via a simple gangway. Two beams reach water at about thirty five degrees with netting and ropes to hold width and buoy large floats at outer ends for buoyancy.
About the town of Saratoga, a landscape where centuries of history hover. The colonies grew as sturdy sons built enduring houses with mansard roofs, remnants of a former glory that Saratoga once held, now fading yet standing in memory.
A mistranscribed ad-like item describes a minister claiming to darken gray hair and reverse hair loss. It mentions a cosmetic application priced in a playful, misunderstood format and touts hair becoming soft and glossy after use.
The piece recalls Saratoga's heyday with gambling palaces and racing buzz, noting Canfield’s former gambling palace and the era’s resorts. It highlights the spa waters near Lake George, the town’s enduring appeal to vacationers, and the allure of colonial antiques from attics for collectors.
Read as a classified notice announcing daily acts on window displays with thousands of dollars in new merchandise bought below market value for cash. Items will be offered for sale on the same broad terms, emphasizing cash purchases and discount pricing.
The article recounts rumors and colorful gossip about Oliver Osborne, Rae Tamzer, and the Slade brothers in New York's social scene. It notes alleged impersonations, a legal commentator, and looming public scrutiny with various quips about theater folk and unionized stenographers.
Secretary WH A Strickler of the Pennsboro fair outlines a ten race program for the three day event with strong purses. The popular southern and central fair aims to draw many sea horses to the meeting, boosting its reputation in Clarksbury and surrounding counties.
A garbled note indicates a meeting at a dealer court to obtain needed tinkered services and supplies. The fragment mentions a requirement to secure necessary items from a supplier or service provider.
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