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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1914
Page
14
The Daily Tel notes subscription and address change details for Western Virginia and surrounding areas. Readers must provide updated addresses to continue service. those sending new communications may need to settle in advance.
A 1914 message ponders where Great Britain's militant suffragette outrages fit in US policy discussions such as Panama tolls. It laments Washington's indifference and notes suffragists lacking in aggressive tactics, contrasted with past militant acts.
Lincoln era figures are cited to illustrate a April trade balance with the United States reporting a surplus of over ten million dollars while the prior April showed a fifty three million dollar surplus for the United States. The piece rails against a political rival dubbed a superior citizen and mocks Republican leadership and tariff policy through a historic lens.
The West Virginia State Republican Convention met in Huntington and backed the national committee, endorsed the Huntington platform, and pressed for a state wide primary. Delegates pledged to submit constitutional amendments to voters and to uphold prohibition while praising Governor Hatfield and current officials. The gathering united Republicans and Progressives, signaling a strong revival for the party ahead of November.
Twenty six members attended the Charleston convention meeting. Joseph H. McDermott of Monongalia and Col Fred Paul Grosseup of Kanawha were elected to fill vacancies. Kanawha Republicans praise Col Grosaco for steadfast service and campaign support. The committee aims to nominate a congressman at large if only one candidate remains by June.
The article describes a state convention with hundreds of delegates and a primary election plan for a statewide office. It notes likely opposition to Congressman-at-Large Sutherlang, social activity among delegates, and a generally cheerful party mood despite tensions. A secondary scene shows political figures and personal banter as the day ends.
A collage of editorials from West Virginia papers discussing politics culture and roads. Mentions Parkeraburg State Journal Bluefield Telegraph Preston News Wheeling News Clarkburg Telegram Parkersburg State Journal Morgantown Post-Chronicle and the plan to improve dirt roads while commenting on Huerta Sweden and national politics.
A cluttered list of upcoming activities in Clarksburg and nearby towns includes dances, baseball games, and stage events. Notable items mention a high school junior to senior class program, May and June social events at Central and Union Park venues, and film showings at Robinson Grand theater.
A Brooklyn mother lauds Vind as a blood builder and remedy for her anaemic nine year old daughter Louise. The ad asserts Vind restores appetite, tones digestion, enriches blood, strengthens organs and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Also promotes Saxo salve for skin troubles from Stone and Mercer, Clarkspure.
Mrs Rose Muller of 1513 Snyder Ave Philadelphia testifies Resinol Soap and Ointment cured a spreading facial eruption after two weeks. She praises Resinol and notes a nineteen year history with doctors and druggists selling Resinol products. Free trial offer details are included.
The article notes lighter Summer attire replacing heavy suits and undergarments with new styles in bathing suits. It suggests readers learn about evolving fashion through the newspaper's advertising columns, claiming ads reveal current trends and prices.
The ad touts fast color warp grass rugs and carpets with smooth, durable weave. It markets a large stock of grass rugs, Crex carpets, and porch rugs, emphasizing value and a pleasant showroom experience.
Careful and economical shoppers flock to Central West Virginia carpet and drapery stores. Clarkeburg dealers advertise the May sale with large stock of carpets rugs and curtains, claiming the best value for the price and urging customers to compare.
Porches and windows awnings available with a lot to illustrate sizes. Bring or call with measurements. Estimator will gladly furnish a quote.
Local supplier advertises a complete line of porch shades and boat makes. The message trims unclear phrases while asserting stock breadth and readiness to serve customers with a focus on porch and nautical shade options.
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