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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
4
An Evening Echo prints a fragmentary quotation showing forbearance in speech and a pledge to offer great input. The garbled text attributes the lines to J. A. Erndsti and hints at ironic or satirical commentary on prior services. Limited readable content leaves ambiguity about exact context or event.
The Randolph Review argues against the claim that permanent roads mainly help automobile owners. It asserts better roads ease farm travel to markets, speed rural mail delivery, and benefit stock and equipment movement. The piece contends roads will raise overall travel, attract more people, and lift the region by showcasing its scenery and climate.
Editorial urges party unity and responsibility ahead of the Charleston convention in Charleston on May 20. It argues the gathering must reflect Republican principles, selecting trustworthy, principle driven members over self seeking figures to propel state and national goals.
The article reports Prof F Gould touring the United States advocating moral education in elementary grades via story-telling and concrete life conduct lessons. He argues education should mold character through civic duty without overt patriotism, citing ancient and biblical sources and stressing practical, permanent teaching over abstract virtue.
The article reports Senator Nathan Goff of West Virginia arguing that the Panama canal tolls act conflicts with the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and abrogates it, allowing the United States to exempt tolls to promote its merchant marine. It cites support from Republicans and press commentary, noting questions about international obligations and political motives.
Analysis from West Virginia and New York newspapers questions the Democratic administration’s willingness to sacrifice present and future American prospects for foreign interests. They fault the party for abandoning platform pledges on woman suffrage and warn that disregarding political commitments undermines public confidence.
Editorial clippings show editors urging enlistment for Mexico, noting cautious optimism for soldiers, while labeling Tecker’s alleged prison conspiracy a dangerous parallel to Thaw. A Charleston mail piece hints at presidential maneuvering on the bank reserve board and Congress adjournment. A road-improvement push calls for two May holidays and citizen service to state roads.
A May 14 baseball feature highlights the Cuban Stars facing an unnamed team in a Thursday matchup. The brief notes the Cuban Stars as the featured team and hints at an opponent denoted by initials or partial name.
Readable bits show a baseball league with games listed such as Fairmont against Clarks at Union Park and a June 11 date. Mentions include Waldo hotel and multiple institutions like Pennsylvania West Virginia league teams.
Paul Goggleofski struggles to outrun wolves chasing his sleigh in a wild chase toward Vladivostok. He sacrifices his necktie and blanket to appease the pack as they close in, leaving him exposed to a deadly cold. The bit of relief comes with news that Minnesota has collected an inheritance tax of $82,533 from the widow of Charles Gates.
Advertises Bekman s Alterative as a remedy to aid sufferers of tuberculosis and those prone to it. Claims to improve night sweats fever and recovery with claims of past successful use and research. Warns against insufficient use but touts effectiveness in bronchial catarrh and severe lung conditions.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A user named Sam F Guin writes he suffered measles and a severe stomach issue after exposure, credits the remedy with saving his life, and reports being well again. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers.
A brief note emphasizes that skipping ads means missing prime features of a newspaper. It argues ads showcase products, services, and local opportunities, enhancing the reader’s value and the paper’s support for the community.
A large shipment of Crex and Waite Grass Rugs in all sizes is rolling into Watts-Lambert Co in Clarkaburg. They offer plain and stenciled options, porch runners by the yard, and Aero Lyx shade options with no whip. Exclusive sale through Watts-Lambert Co for Clarkaburg.
Local ad offers porch and window awnings with free estimates. Call or furnish sizes for a precise quote. Includes Brig or phone contact to arrange measurements and color options. Inspection and installation details are not specified.
A promotional shopper notice claims Rug and Fiber Coverings offer the best quality and value. It urges customers to inspect, compare prices, and shop to save money.
The listing promotes dependable Sik Stockings and “Onyx” pure tread stockings in colors Black, Tan, Tango, Suede Gray, Navy, Purple, Pink. Prices are $1.00 and $1.50 per pair with extra weight and quality dye. Also advertised are Kayser Italian Silk hose in several shades including Black White Tan Tango Gold and Pink.
We have had made efforts to ensure a profitable day and creditable results for all involved. The statement signals commitment to favorable outcomes and shared benefit, reflecting a businesslike approach and expectations for productive gains.
An advertisement urges shoppers to visit the window display featuring rompers in styles like Gingham Galatea Madras Print and Ripplette priced at 25 cents. It promises you will want the whole season and hints at being prepared to shop early.
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