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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
4
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A reflective line credits Diagenes and asserts that care conquers all obstacles, shaping life toward perfection. The wording frames devotion as essential to overcoming challenges.
A fragmented critique cites the state board of regents plan to cut normal schools and consolidate to two. Governor White’s recommendations and Ohio’s approach are discussed as models for reshaping public teacher training and primary education funding in West Virginia.
The report discusses the fate of normal schools under state control, arguing for preserving their current form and resisting measures to weaken them. It critiques the burden of Supreme Court reporting, noting rapid volume growth under the current attorney general, with projections of over 110 new decisions this term and calls to adjust charter issuing practices in Kanawha County.
The West Virginian Wesleyan College announces commencement exercises from June 7 to 12. On the morning of the seventh the sermon will be given by President Wier and in the evening J Sterling Miller of Wheeling delivers the annual oration. Dr Levi Gilbert of Cincinnati gives the day’s address as the week features departmental recitals alumni banquets and a conservatory of music oratorio.
Col John W Carpenter of Salem was in the city today after an eight week western trip. He and his brother William visited the copper regions at Ty Nevada, Salt Lake City and Denver, staying four weeks with his brother. He is in excellent health.
At the Jamestown Exposition a Civil engineer with the Panama Canal Commission supervises a large relief map showing the Isthmus in miniature. The piece explains canal direction from Panama to Colon and notes plans for two dams creating inland lakes to control Chagres and Rio Grande waters.
The county courts commit to road repairs with overseers at work. In the upper county Stout and Bassel give the project much attention while Commissioner Randall does the same in the lower end. The court aims for the best possible results under the circumstances.
A special term of the policy court has been called for Saturday of the current week.
A historical article argues frequent water intake aids kidney and bladder disorders and criticizes current water quality. It describes a medicine including liverwort extract and other ingredients, prescribed three times daily with a month of continued use to flush system toxins and improve health.
Fire in a five story Broadway structure at 225 Broadway houses Remington Typewriter salesrooms and offices. Firefighter John Farley is reported missing after smoke and flames cause possible fatalities. Postmaster Keumm says no suspicion found regarding cashier Wallace of the port office who shot himself. investigations continue.
There was no session of police court this morning. Police did not make arrests yesterday and Acting Mayor Cale reported to headquarters that his services as police judge would not be needed.
A testimonial asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures spring ailments such as loss of appetite indigestion and headaches. It claims the remedy purifies blood and restores overall health, with a user from Campbell Hull New York stating it is the best spring medicine after ten years of use.
Fragment describes Hood's Sarsaparilla form and a 100 doses for one dollar offer. Mentions guaranty and Timew Act and an unclear reference to Jans bh awe No.
Preparations are underway for the next annual Odd Fellows reunion in Hartlton County to be held on the second Wednesday in July. Rev. Benjamin R. Stout of Bridgeport, president of the organization, arrived Tuesday evening to begin organizing efforts.
Marriage treatments have been issued to Dennis Glimore and Sammie Smith, and to John H Comer and Dalsy G Stuck, as recorded in the local notices.
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