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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
2
The Nusbaum label appears on all hats praised for quality and finish, claiming hats rival top Panamas at $8 and exceed those priced below. The department, billed as the largest in the state, offers a wide variety of straw styles. Located on Third Street on the First Floor.
Harvard professor George Grafton Wilson argues that under the League to Enforce Peace program the United States may relinquish some Monroe Doctrine interpretations. He notes treaties and arbitration mechanisms could require US submission of disputes to international commissions, shaping current foreign policy.
An old advertisement claims Q Ban Hair Color Restorer can turn gray hair youthful again, make hair clean and lustrous, stop dandruff and hair loss, and provide a dark natural look. It lists a 60 cent price and notes availability at Wells-Haymaker's Drug Store in Clarksburg West Virginia.
Fragmentary text discusses the lasting power of treaties and the principle that agreements bear weight only if observed. It references the maxim that a treaty is no stronger than its adherence, hinting at broader questions of enforcement and legitimacy in historical context.
The League to Enforce Peace favors backing treaties with force and endorses Monroe Doctrine alignment. It argues nations must have a credible reserve of economic or military power to deter violations, while urging fair hearing for all parties and good faith in U S treaty practice. Prices for lime, plaster, cement, sand, sewer wipe listed by a local supplier.
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