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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
14
The notice requests readers to provide both old and new addresses when changing residence. It warns that air communications must be signed and without proper signing they will receive no notices. The snippet mentions postal rates and indicates the newspaper is a second class mail matter in the region.
A May 20 1915 Evening Echo column mixes poems and editorials on world affairs. It notes Japan China talks and McAdoo at the Riggs Bank, cites Washington job requests, and discusses prosperity, tariffs, and Republican opposition in a broad, reflective political tone.
A 1916 discussion argues that protective tariffs shaped the US manufacturing boom and foreign trade. It cites declines in exports of finished and ready for consumption manufactures from 1914 to 1916, contrasts Republican and Democratic tariffs, and notes blame on American producers for current market woes.
A compilation of editorials comments across papers. The Goliath battleship tale and various opinions on politics and neutrality trace public sentiment amid wartime fears and shifting loyalties across states.
In a whimsical vignette a lover asks for a favorite tree and a comical reply follows. Dr Sagwat tends to a looming orange fever outbreak as a middle aged girl bursts in pleading for help, setting a tense moment in a fractured scene.
A patient shares that Vinol improved strength and reduced weight after two weeks. The testimonial claims substantial health gains for an elderly person. The note mentions Vinol as a tonic and references cod stone and Mercer druggists in Clarsberg.
The Clarksburg Water Works and Sewerage Board requires all water customers to obtain a permit before using lawn or street sprinklers with domestic supply. Unauthorized use incurs a two dollar daily fine, and nozzle size limits apply. Sprinkling is allowed two hours daily with specific time slots. misused equipment may have supply cut off without notice.
A chaotic scene shows a doctor rushing to treat a patient with tongue and pulse checks, injections, stitches, and teeth extraction after a fall. Amid levity a bystander mentions a sprained skate, while Dr Saznat and Dr Sarwat hustle toward the churchyard side of a wounded sibling.
A fragment from the edition covers science and education topics, noting discussions on investment and institutional roles. The text hints at policy angles and future initiatives in science education and research funding.
The United States maintains a fledgling aviator school at Pensacola Florida. Ten Curtiss flying boats and hydro airplanes are in use under Lt J H Zowers with twenty students, soon to rise. The school provides practical flight training and a library of aeronynmants to teach theory.
The Isleta Pueblos of New Mexico are highlighted as among the wealthiest Indians in the United States due to self-made wealth. Located in the fertile Rio Grande valley, they sustain themselves with long standing farming, prior to White settlement, and gained plows and harvest machinery with contact rather than disease alone.
Fragmentary text notes Apache, sheep and cattle, protection by American soldiers, abandonment of fortified towns, and railroad expansion. Mentions Isleta and a June date in passing, with reference to former guardians turning away.
A testimonial from Mrs. S P Grimes of Crookstile Ohio describes severe whooping cough causing a lung hemorrhage and rapid relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad claims full recovery after two bottles and notes availability everywhere.
Promoters advertise a May sale featuring undermuslins with lace top corset covers and muslin pants at 25c. Gowns skirts and pants in regular and extra sizes priced at 59c and 9sc. Hand embroidered gowns and skirts with wide lace and embroidery trims highlighted.
Bright selection of new scrim curtains in white cream and corn shades priced from $1.00 to $2.98. Wide range of styles available, urging shoppers to compare before buying elsewhere.
A desert line spur to the Pacific coast brings the Santa Fe Limited to Isleta where traders sell baskets moccasins gourds and blankets through open Pullman windows. Pueblo maidens in colorful dresses hawk wares at high prices, bargaining down to nickels as the conductor shouts All aboard. The town sits on sandhills by the Rio Grande with lime adobe houses and narrow streets while Valley alfalfa fields bloom nearby.
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