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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1916
Page
4
The Daily Telegram of Parkersburg lists subscription rates and publication details. The ad shows daily and weekly options with annual pricing, plus a note about change of address and staff or management notes.
A long Senate discourse argues about the Underwood tariff and wartime taxes. Discussion cites Democratic leadership, economic policy, and historical comparisons to 1894 and 1898, with figures on unemployment and imports. Also promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a nutritious, economical food choice.
The piece argues Henry Morgenthau should remain ambassador to Turkey amid a reforming push, while criticizing Woodrow Wilson for relying on campaign resources. It names Morgenthau as indispensable and predicts a replacement with a younger envoy for Constantinople. It frames the 1916 election as central to diplomatic staffing and U S prestige abroad.
Report outlines Republican convention aims with emphasis on unity among delegates, protectionist tariffs, and restoring U S standing. Key figures Lodge and Eati e advocate a candidate opposing the current administration, pledging to uphold party principles and national prosperity.
The text laments thinly disguised political excuses for cost of living, noting the repeal of a wage rule and criticism of the administration's handling of inflation. It accuses Democrats of failing to explain gaps between promises and performance while calling for accountability amid wartime strain.
In a bustling domestic farce, Mr Podsnipper complains while Mrs Podsnipper scolds him after a chaotic scene. A sewing basket spills, papers are disturbed, and misread signals lead to a playful confrontation about who caused the mess and who should fix it. The episode ends with a lighthearted resolve as order gradually returns.
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