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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
4
A fragment notes that M11 communications must be signed or they will receive no attention. The line implies a demand for formal acknowledgment to ensure attention.
An Evening Echo cites Democratic threats to contest Indiana's U S Senate election of James E Watson after Kern and Taggart's resignations. The piece argues the move could delay accountability and highlights alleged party practices during past elections in Indiana and purported manipulation by Democratic leaders.
The piece reviews road building with bituminous surface for New York climate and the need for moisture loss before asphalt adherence. It compares macadam and new methods, while also debating Congress proposals to federalize the militia and the cost of living with two suggested remedies for high prices.
Alum or phosphate baking powders are cheap but vary in leavening. A poor choice ruins cakes and wastes costly ingredients. Royal Baking Powder, made from cream of tartar, yields finer food and saves money in the end.
Nations push thrift in schools while famine refugees from Turkey flood into the Caucasus supervised relief efforts report urgent needs. American committees seek funds for bedding clothing and industrial work for thousands of Armenian refugees as relief ships prepare to sail.
FAIRMONT considers delaying or altering a $500000 bond issue for December 5 to fund two bridges and public improvements amid rising material costs and labor shortages. PARKERSBURG has Elks Lodge memorial address set for December 3 in Tiffin, Ohio. Charleston authorities restore Radford river gauge as rivermen oppose changes. A fire at Skinner's tavern prompts a state marshal inquiry into possible defective wiring. Letters sent by U S attorney Barnhart relate to Lookout. Colds linger. Chamberlains Cough Remedy urged to prevent serious illnesses.
Reports from Moundsville to Welch detail local actions including court moves in General Edward O Toole case, clearing punch boards in Marshall County, and a four count verdict against moonshiner Bird McBride. Charleston, Huntington, Wheeling and Bethany cover toll road push, milk distribution control, a $100000 theater project, broom price rise, and a college gymnastic project.
Old time Sage and Sulphur Compound advertised to darken gray faded hair naturally and evenly. It claims easy use with a sponge or brush to tint strands, and notes it is a cosmetic toilet item not a medical cure.
An ad promotes Zemo to stop itching scalp and dandruff germ. It claims the antiseptic liquid nourishes hair roots, kills germs, and prevents staining while warning against harsh scans and shampoos. Available at drug stores in 25 cent or one dollar jars from W Rose Co Cleveland O.
In a whimsical tale, Dr. E Fishent preens as the messenger brings candy and flowers to Widow Skultz. The widow agrees to marry after a flurry of gifts and scientific courting methods. The scene ends with the doctor debating his next move as the widow commits to the match.
The United States Department of Agriculture now uses a refined system with nearly two million schedules yearly to compile monthly crop reports. A large staff conducts field investigations across states while Washington clerks handle global crop data, yielding minimal variance from census figures for crops like cotton. A separate note introduces a compact folding wood burning stove for campers.
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