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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
6
The Daily Telegram publishes a change of address notice for readers in Clarksburg West Virginia. It instructs residents to file the old address and provide the new one, warning that mail from Sage communications will be missed and receive no attention otherwise.
A fragment from Friday May 21 1915 discusses political sentiment in Philadelphia and national figures. It references Bryan predicting Wilson's re election, tariff debates, and Democratic campaign promises. It cites Wilson remarks at Carnegie Hall and Indianapolis concerning executive power and accessible presidency.
A 1915 editorial argues seven Democrats in the Senate opposed executive overreach and waste. It condemns furloughs and high salaries, notes budget cuts affect low paid workers, and warns against partisan economic pledges while urging strong national defense and prudent governance.
The piece argues true economy lies in essential spending and avoiding waste. It cites Mrs Woodallen Chapman and mountain climber Annie Peck on frugal living. Peck claims one can live on twenty five cents a day and notes the needless waste in average food spending.
Massachusetts operates statewide fire protection with observation stations and state local cooperation. The plan extends to neighboring states, aiming to curb forest destruction and improve prevention. officials praise its efficiency and urge broader adoption and study by other states.
In Swamproot and Peruna streets a tense scene erupts as two red faced students accuse each other of murder while a bystander reports shouting and crying. Officer McAduoodle intervenes to separate them as both insist they are innocent. The pair beg for peace amid dismissive banter about college life.
An early travel sketch portrays Salzburg perched by two rivers with a cliffside town and crowded narrow streets. It highlights a grand rock castle, wine taverns, and a monastery shrine complex where life-size crucifixion statues and alpine vistas dominate the landscape.
An early 19th century advertisement touts Schiffimann's Concentrated Expectorant 2 ounces to make 2 pints. It promises prompt cough relief and a money back guarantee from all druggists, labeling it the best remedy ever used.
Clar esburg Water Works and Sewerage Board warns water users to obtain a permit before lawn or street sprinkling. Unauthorized use incurs a two dollar daily fine. Sprinkling hours restricted to two per day with nozzle size limits and nozzles to one-half inch permitted only with extra charge. Noncompliant setups may have water cut off.
The text paints the Kenigsee as a dramatic Alpine lake where mountains rise straight from green waters. It notes a single beach at St Bartholomew with a tiny village, a boat trip of about nine hours, and the loneliness of the landscape. It then describes a cylindrical grum tool polished by hand and the importance of a stone cutting contract for an American warble company with months of labor ahead.
The Searchlight notes a proposed Lincoln Memorial in a national capital project costing 92 400035 dollars. It describes thirty eight large marble columns, each about forty feet high and weighing ninety two tons, fabricated from blocks of marble weighing twenty two tons before dressing, with over 12 000 tons of chest stone from nearby quarries. Columns are to be shaped to thickness after quarrying by wire saws.
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