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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
12
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair tonic as the solution for dandruff and hair regrowth. It promises nourished scalp, thicker hair, and enhanced beauty after the first use, claiming pleasant fragrance and safety, urging purchase at Wells & Haymaker Co or drug counters.
Drab 1900s style ad proclaims strengthening the heart by ridding the blood of rheumatism. It claims rheumatic inflammation weakens tissues and threatens fatal complications, touting a remedy sold by Wells & Barker. A testimonial from Guy Torley of St. Paul, Minnesota asserts recovery after using three bottles.
Waitstill Baxter faces a sudden catastrophe and bursts into tears as Patty and Grizzie plan to cope. Patty secretly watches the house then helps Walt still while debating her father's unstable temper and the danger of being found out, seeking a cautious night outside for safety and resolution. Heavily toned by tension and family conflict.
A fragmented advertisement touts Mi o na Stomach Tablets as a quick relief for digestive ills and weak appetites, claiming stomach strengthening effects and safe digestion. A vivid narrative then shifts to a rural tale of a family in distress, detailing a daughter Waitstill and a sister Patty aiding Ivory who shelters a secluded life, with tensions over duty to father and outside help.
The Odeon presents The Chinese Ban fifth photos play Dolly of the Dallien with Macy Fuller in the leading role, plus a two reel feature Captured by Mexicans. Audiences praise the new animated singing pictures shown yesterday and the day’s song In the Heart of the One That Has No Heart. A musical act rounds out the cable portion.
Fragmentary passage critiques socialist promoters as misaligned with workers and questions the purpose of socialism. It cites France Germany Austria Belgium Italy and evaluates claims of economic determinism, labor as sole wealth source, and the role of religion and belief in society.
A discussion arguing that socialism conflicts with Christian doctrine and undermines family and religion. It claims government ownership does not define socialism and criticizes labor and education policies as misused by socialist leaders. It warns of social division and the misuse of the pulpit to promote class hatred.
The text records a labor movement speech critiquing socialism and communism, contrasting wage labor struggles with the need for constructive organization. It cites historic clashes, the Magon Charter, and taxation without representation, while defending labor unions and warning against destructive elements within socialist movements.
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