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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
3
A parent testimonial from J. Edmund Miller of New Haven describes improved health in his frail daughter after using Vinci Vinol. The ad touts cod liver oil base and tonic iron as reasons for growth and strength, urging mothers to try it with a money back guarantee.
Daniel Frohman hails The Prisoner of Zenda as one of the greatest pictures ever made for the screen and credits its impact to every observer who saw the production from start to finish.
Hackett delivers a vivid stage like performance before the camera in a Kalem reel war tale based on a Boer War encounter. Miss Mabel Trunelle leads Edison’s The Man from the West with Mr. Herbert Pryor, while a Lubin drama Back to the Primitive adds acting scope. The Odeon previews The Tool of Fear and weekly Clarkburg scenes amid a rain wreck delay.
In a Northern Baptist convention session Franklin praises Japanese fairness in news reporting and moral coverage, notes Japan’s libraries hold best books, and calls the Japanese “Yankees of the East” while condemning aggression. Also mentions pest control product and an auction in May.
An alumni event organized by Heritaee with leaders Brannon and Gamp to Fairmont marks the annual Knights Templar conclave. Local changes include Dr John Folk painting his home and W Frank Stout subdividing property opposite the Methodist church for street grading.
In ABLEGAD the city progress shows a new High Sonal building nearby and a up-to-date Y M C A is planned with 3 000 pledged members after a successful campaign. Leaders and residents anticipate the home will provide physical mental and heart culture and development facilities for local young men.
Commentary warns wage cuts possible as finer cotton duties shift. Note expresses fear that lower tariffs could force layoffs as mills struggle against foreign competition. claims mills are not overcapitalized but workers fear job losses under tariff changes.
Robert Coyner, a clerk at Horner Brothers grocery on Kelley Hill, is recovering nicely from an appendectomy performed Thursday. His friends express hope for a speedy return to good health.
In Naples on May 23 Vesuvius showed renewed activity during the night and morning. A slight earthquake accompanied an eruption as a new large central fissure opened around the crater, emitting ashes.
Clothcraft offers a broad liberal guarantee covering pure wool lasting shape and service. Priced from ten to twenty five dollars these insured clothes promise quality and enduring wear for first to last day.
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