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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
8
A fragment notes Mi items paired with Huplof best approved models, praising stylish ear wear designed far ahead of current options. The text emphasizes novelty and high regard for the technology and design showcased.
A damaged OCR item mentions a tribute arch at Tatsel Fa and a 1910 congress era event. It references Patriots of the Revolution at Valley Forge and a connection to President Wilson era rhetoric with a $50,000 figure and a date around June.
Rear Admiral French F. Chadwick urged the United States to set a world example by embracing equal trade and open access to the Philippines, Porto Rico, and the Canal Zone. He called for a free canal zone and a new Hong Kong style port, arguing trade openness prevents wars and benefits nations and inhabitants.
Four buffalo calves have been born in the Wichita national forest as the herd grows to 61. In cooperation with the weather bureau, forest rangers will map and measure depths in the western mountains. Oregon Agricultural College students are assisting at the Sluslawe forest nursery to gain practical experience and reduce nursery costs. Portland may host a new clothespin factory using Pacific coast materials. Tacoma, Washington, enters a cooperative watershed protection agreement with the forest service to guard the Green River source from fire and other threats.
Fragmented text describes political expediency and council meetings, urging action against perceived open meetings and lawlessness. Mentions House and Senate, contentions over digression of authority, and references to Britain, 1914 imports, and large monetary figures.
A reader letter touts Rheumatic as a universal cure after claiming relief from crippling pain. The author asserts two years of use, walking without crutches now, and describes doctors giving up. The piece includes a price note of 60 cents from Wells and Haymaker Co and a promotional tone.
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