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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
14
A fragmentary local notice from The Daily Telegram records a meeting or event scheduled for Tuesday the 12th of the month in 1014. It mentions signatures required for attention and warns unspecified parties about formal steps. The legible portion suggests a civic or organizational context with named individuals and procedural terms.
In the Evening Echo an opinion is voiced on forbearance and favors with a sharp note that openly declaring such allusions is risky and could invite harsh judgment. The quote from J A Ernest critiques praise that exceeds prior services and warns against flaunting favors.
Randolph Review argues against claims that good roads only benefit automobile owners. It contends permanent roads aid all, boosting travel between farms and markets, easing farming logistics, and increasing regional commerce amid scenic, healthy surroundings.
A call urges that the Charleston state convention on May 30 select trustworthy Republicans who uphold party principles and integrity. It argues the meeting can mobilize support for the party and progressive politics to counter Democratic policies and drive national reform.
The piece discusses Republicanism as a constructive party, moral education via Prof. Gould's methods emphasizing storytelling and civic duty, and Senator Nathan Goff's stance on Panama Canal tolls. It notes the legal view that treaties can be abrogated by conflicting statutes and cites press commentary on Goff’s authority and credibility.
West Virginia and Charleston papers comment on the Pan American tariff debate and the woman suffrage plank. Articles argue leaders aid foreign interests, threaten American business and earners, and mock the administration for repudiating party platform pledges.
A string of editorials from Wheeling to Huntington and Charleston comments on wartime sentiment, political maneuvers, and local issues. Editors lampoon editors, urged enlistment, questioned jailer scandals, and praised road improvements led by the governor with proposed May 8 and 29 work holidays to repair public roads.
May first schedule shows Vulcan Stars hosting Clarksburg in a local game. Teams vie for regional standouts as night action unfolds with strong fan turnout expected.
Readable items list events at Robinecu Grand theater Tupetar and Waldo hotel with dates May 16 May 20 June 10 June 11. includes merchants protective association meeting. Virginia basebal league opening and Ohio Wesleyan versus West Virginia at Union Park. unclear text mentions Clarks and Weeleyen venues and schedules.
Paul Goggleotuki flees wolves across a snowy Siberian plain while bartering for warmth. He sacrifices his necktie and blanket as the wolves close in, wrapping the last available cover and risking freezing or attack. The strange tale shifts to report The Graté of Minnesota collecting an inheritance tax of 82,988 dollars from Charles Gates widow.
Frayed OCR reads as a fragmented note about tuberculosis prevention and remedies with many misspellings. It mentions Eckman’s data, substitutes, and a booklet. details are unclear and largely unintelligible.
An old advertisement praises Chamberlain's remedy for colic and diarrhoea, recounting a user’s severe illness avoided by the product. It states the medicine is for sale by all dealers and hints at widespread demand and effectiveness in a period tone.
A reader emphasizes the value of features and argues against skimming advertising sections to miss key content. The note praises feature stories and urges comprehensive reading of the paper for full value.
Large shipment of Grex and Walle Gran shades in multiple sizes and styles. Porches shades offered yard by yard in widths from 20 to 72 inches, with stenell ed borders. Aerolux porch shades touted as best, sold exclusively for Clarksburg by Watts Lamberd Co.
A local shop advertises awnings for porches and windows with four figure pricing. Customers are invited to bring or phony your laes for measurements and wall coverings, with Wallmaths offering complete furnishing and installation services.
A bold claim promotes the store as offering the most comprehensive and best stocked carpet and wool coverings in the city. It invites shoppers to inspect the quality and range, compare prices, and proves they can save money with exceptional values and broad stock.
A cheerful notice touts rompers in gingham and Madras prints from Galatea and Ripplette. Shoppers are urged to snap up the season’s supply, with prices and styles sure to excite.
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