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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
4
The piece discusses Huntington and its fertilizer production from cremation ashes, noting city demand and potential export. It critiques Democratic leadership and lobbyists in Washington, praising cleaner governance and suggesting curbs on lobbying under a Bryan administration.
The Parkersburg newspaper comment notes the Calgary death of Luther McCarty as likely to finish off professional prize fighting. It argues the sport is brutal and degrading, acknowledges past heroes, and cites Johnson and Jeffries era as inflaming public interest and influencing the game’s decline.
A statewide program mobilizes 6500 boys and girls in 12 counties with potato and canning contests plus garden projects. Contestants grow corn about one acre, tomato beds for girls, and carrot and bean plots under extension guidance. Prizes include hundreds of dollars and a free university trip for top winners.
The Pittsburg Dispatch mocks Governor Johnson for favoring direct democracy yet opposing its use on the Japanese alien land law. It argues the referendum could be used by factions for or against the measure, warns of conflicting interests and unscrupulous buyers, and frames Johnson as inconsistent on the popular vote.
A hand illustrated excursion book issued by the passenger department of the Baltimore and Ohio railroads promotes a lavish guide with over 200 pages of fare schedules and descriptive literature for summer resorts. It highlights mountaine and lake scenery with photos and details how to obtain complimentary copies via the Baltimore office or eastern Ohio inquiry points.
The Telegram highlights a vibrant shopping district with big stores and small shops offering spring merchandise. Advertisers provide guidance to help thousands of shoppers plan trips, save time, and make decisions through timely hints and trusted listings.
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