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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented text mentions a date and numbers with unclear context. No clear names, places, or events emerge beyond stray digits. The readable bits suggest a note or brief notice rather than a full story.
An Evening Echo editorial critiques the allure of popularity and the risks of pursuing it, noting political tensions as Senators Gorfy and Nayhan figure in a broader clash. It reports on upcoming city conventions, labor disputes, and the governor’s warnings, stressing the need for peace and swift tariff-focused action.
A fragment from the Muntlogton Advertiser shows a Democratic writer nicknamed Mouquer advocating for Hatten in a local column. The piece reads as a jocular, torn note amid broader political sketches.
A historic plan proposes the governor nominate officials after a full review of conditions and methods. If implemented, the governor would seek public support, asserting that incumbents marked for work will not be removed, and that state institutions operate on a high foundation.
President Wilson faces criticism from Democrats over merit based appointments and patronage. The piece notes 14000 Taft era appointments awaiting confirmation and warns of potential electoral consequences if Republicans are not removed. It discusses party anger, public service versus partisan aims, and the president’s perceived restraint in reshaping offices.
The text debates culture as more than book knowledge or etiquette. It defines culture as the harmonious development of personality, training will and feeling to serve life, opposing awkwardness and poor manners. It stresses cultivation as skill in using one's own powers rather than mere refinement.
Dr Brandon notes Latin nearly vanishes from many Latin American classrooms. In Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and other nations Latin is being removed or forbidden, taught only in historical or secondary contexts, with emphasis shifting to practical modern subjects and national development.
Beecher once said a reputation for fair dealing is Fortune. The Telegram urges trust in merchants who advertise, stressing truthful ads, honest prices, and superior service as the path to lasting customers. Read the paper’s ads for Clarksburg’s reliable mercantile establishments.
New carpets rugs linoleums draperies curtains and window shades offered with large assortments and competitive prices in Central West Virginia. Prices described as always right and the display praised as a pleasure to show.
The largest assortment of lace curtains and curtains of all kinds on display. Values are the best offered this season. Complete line of curtain stretchers priced from 1.25 to 2.00. Best kinds manufactured for home use.
A new model at 6.98 in excellent serge and poplin, featuring two inverted pleats from a panel back, finished with four large covered buttons. Available in Black, Navy, Brown and Gray, in all sizes. Prices appear lower than expected at 6.98, though customers might anticipate 9.00.
New tailored skirt model priced at five dollars features whipcord fabric with inverted box pleat on the side front and back panel finish with covered buttons. Available in navy black and tan.
Brim-based Waits Lamberd's Suit and Coat Store presents new Easter dress options. Tailored suits and high grade materials range from sixteen fifty to fifty dollars with complete lines for ladies, misses, and juniors. Alteration department guarantees fit, with spring selections ready now.
A vivid display of new hats showcases Paris influences in crepe, silk, and ribbon trimmings. Prices range from five to eight fifty, with ostrich feathers and colored flowers topping the season’s stylish silhouettes.
A Watts-Lamberd Waist section showcases a rare collection of waists for Easter and spring wear. The display features hundreds of styles from top American manufacturers with Persian influences, priced from 1.00 to 15.00, including easy-rise options.
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