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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
16
Construction guide details assembling a striped silk waist and vest with front band stay, sleeve transitions, and square collar. Includes measurements, fabric yardage, and pattern No. 5863 instructions, with price and coupon request for the pattern from the Daily Telegram Pattern Department.
In a Brooklyn basement near the start of the Cuba filibustering era, Dick Camden trained Fred to handle arms and drill. The lessons helped Frederick Funston rise through the ranks, later earning fame in the Philippines and speculation he would someday command the U S Army.
The fragment recalls how Dick Camden's Cuba suggestion helped Frederick Funston rise to lead at Vera Cruz, while Stackpold moves to Washington and Dick Camden travels to Parkersburg after visits to his brothers Lieutenant Bernie Camden and Dr. Rolly Camden in Washington.
The Silk Association of America at 154th Avenue New York announces prizes totaling 800 dollars for the twelve best written articles on silk. Entries must be submitted to the association for judging.
Baltimore and Ohio announces a series of personnel changes across divisions. New agents include Bailch Jr. at Joppa Maryland, Hubbard at Bridgeport West Virginia, Carpenter at June, McCune at Granbury West Virginia, Luncombe master mechanic at Parkersburg, and Moore at Georgia Indiana with Holland at Hiren Indiana. Medical examiner J J McGarrell assigned Lorain Ohio. Ohio division shifts, Toledo and Cleveland divisions noted with Dayton operations beginning this week.
Fragmentary OCR contains unclear phrases about wishing to die and mentions several disrupted words. lacks coherent names, places, or events to establish a definite news item or context.
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