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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
20
Dr. Marie Stopes argues that forcing professional women such as teachers and doctors to give up their positions after marriage yields three inevitable results. It prevents admirable women of certain character from marrying, deprives the community of other experienced women, and pressures a balance of women who seek both family life and career.
Judge John Barhorst of Fort Loramie credits two bottles of Rheuma with curing a severe rheumatism after three doctors failed. He says he remained well for two years, moving from a crippled condition to full mobility. Ad promises 50 cents guaranteed by Welle & Haymaker Co.
The text blends historical note on Albanian postage stamps with political data. It reports stamp issues bearing Scanderbeg’s portrait, misread names, and a March 1476 date. It also details the Labour Party's candidate slate, with counts of seats held by Labour Liberal Unionist and Independents and the rise of three cornered contests.
Mrs Ms EB Barrick returns from New York and will hold sittings at her Fourth street studio on May 10 11 12 and 13. Those desiring photographs of the higher order should make appointments. The ad also promotes Gandy Provision Co products including Pure Pork Sausage Minced Ham Franfort Sausage New England Ham Berlin Ham Head Cheese and Summer Sausage made by expert sausage makers at Opposite Golf Blag.
Prohibition era notice offers a pamphlet on the Webb Kenyon bill and the impending West Virginia whiskey sale regulation after June 30 1914. Printed in 3 by 6 inch durable pamphlet form with extra paper, price one cent. Call or write Daily Telegram.
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