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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words and letters, including ASSOCIATED PRESS tag and stray dates. No coherent event or names emerge to summarize into a proper news item.
An article discusses diseases affecting tomatoes and emphasizes practical prevention. It outlines diagnosis signs, three to four main disease types, and a treatment regimen using Bordeaux mixture copper sulfate and lime, with careful mixing and multiple spray applications. It also notes consulting experts if results remain unsatisfactory.
A historical column argues the case for renting over owning, noting the long term costs of home ownership. It critiques the claim that renting is cheaper and stresses the value of a permanent, private living space with stability and a deed.
A dated article advocates expanding agricultural education and farm training, with demonstration plots and laboratory equipment to teach modern methods. It argues schools should prepare students for living, not just college, noting high school enrollment is about ninety percent and urging emphasis on practical skills for the majority.
The Intelligencer argues administration tariff proposals hinder growth and praise for lower tariffs by the Democratic party is misplaced. It condemns regulatory overreach, DOJ and Interstate Commerce actions, and warns that protectionism and political meddling have harmed manufacturing and private investment.
A recent agriculture report details Sweet Clover’s value as a forage crop and soil improver. It notes several varieties, with white sweet clover preferred for farming, and highlights its nitrogen fixing ability, adaptability to poor soils, and potential to improve soil while yielding good pasture for livestock.
In a stream of editorials and notices from Wheeling, Huntington, and Parkersburg, editors discuss the Panama Canal ownership questions, a San Francisco expansion pause, and the Progressive ticket in Ohio County. Calls for better roads and public works in West Virginia echo through the columns, urging lasting infrastructure and voter participation.
Readable items list upcoming activities in Clarksburg with the fair schedule. May 20 features Fairmont vs Clarkstues in Pennsylvania West Virginia league at Union Park. May 21 hosts Kappa Club event at Winth Hotel. June 10 protests by Sanger ennan Association at Waldo hotel. June 11 W V Weeleyan baseball at Union Park. May 21 to 23 shows The Vision of the White Java Tame at Robinson Grang theater.
The bride, amid orange blossoms and chimes, stands on a steamer deck as guests fill a church scene with bright garments. An undercurrent of unease surfaces as she frets over unseen issues, chewing gum to steady herself while her mother reassures her.
In Tuertgon County West Virginia a chancery action names Lim Inway and Whited as parties with writs issued. The order directs deposition deadlines and witness notices to Mollie Kanex Sperry & Sperrye for a case in Clicksbure with Sparre Sperry counsel in the 1911 timeframe.
A historical note defends advertisers who place notices in columns, linking open pledges to fair dealing. It argues advertisers commit to keeping promises publicly, or risk being discarded for broken faith in a competitive market.
Lumber Co advertises porch rugs and shades with a large shipment of Crest Wattle Graan in multiple widths and yardage. Items include 47 tuck, 30, 36, and 54 inch widths with bowed edges and Aerolux shades praised. Prices listed. sale offered in Clarksburg.
Curtains of all kinds are in progress sale offering plain and fancy forms. Fabrics include muslin Swiss nets and more at greatly reduced prices, appealing to household shoppers seeking money saving options.
Tailored Suit News reports a grand sale on high grade tailored suits priced at 15 20 and 25 dollars. Mr Lamberd recently returned from New York markets and shipped many fashionable models in crepe serges eponge gabarding ripple cloth and light woolens with free alterations and guaranteed fit.
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