An Evening Echo and the Bonds of Community
An Evening Echo reflects on language and shared ties linking Nome to charitable social life, emphasizing family resemblance and kindness across the community through its enduring roots and mutual support.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
4
An Evening Echo reflects on language and shared ties linking Nome to charitable social life, emphasizing family resemblance and kindness across the community through its enduring roots and mutual support.
A Providence Journal feature honors Sir Rand al Cremer, a centrist pacifist and former parliamentary leader, tracing his life from humble carpentry beginnings to national and international reform efforts. The piece highlights his role in the peace movement and his aim to found the World Inter Parliamentary Union.
A public conflict unfolds as Anna Maley and Bruce Rogers clash over Socialist aims and loyalty to the U S Constitution. Rogers declares the party seeks to overthrow U S government, while Maley asserts commitment to constitutional ideals amid accusations of anti patriotism and disloyalty by agitators.
A garbled passage mentions government, opposition, and calls for resistance. It references showing steps against a country and mentions traditions and a leader or group, but lacks clear facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities for precise reporting.
A Providence Journal view argues against alarm over rising bachelor and widow numbers in the United States. It notes 17,000,000 unmarried adults, four to seven million women over 15, and high death ages, suggesting many factors behind singleness and urging caution before sweeping matrimonial reforms.
A collage of editorials from Bluefield Times Wheeling Intelligencer Parkersburg Sentinel Grafton Sentinel State Journal Huntington Herald Dispatch and others comment on sports writing in English fashion of the era and social issues. They reference a shift in reporting tone a public display trend a 1914 Elks convention call and concerns about pests and public morality. The pieces honor E D Jupp of Parkersburg and lampoon Vice President Marshall’s satire on fashion.
A new model offers excellent quality men’s wool serge, tailored to perfection with a three-dation cutaway and 38-inch waist. Navy and black options present a sharp, refined look with button trim, appealing value for buyers seeking durable attire.
A new lot of hemstitched sheets offered this sale featuring sizes 81 by 90 inches and 78 by 80 inches. Prices include 59 cents for some sheets and 96 cents for others, with seamless, pure white, medium weight fabric highlighted.
A new lot of crepe kimonos in assorted colors now on sale. Colors listed include black white pink light mauve navy Copenhagen lavender and grey with prices at 1.00.
Display announces new neckwear styles in Veniso ter and Medici neck hangings with collared fittings. Highlighted items include white and vert options with dust cover. Prices start at $2.40.
Fifty dress ginghams in new fall colors arrives at the mall near The ideal clock. Women’s dresses and home goods include plain and fancy colors, 2 inch wide 150 yard bolts, with school and household uses noted.
A plainly tailored three button cutaway suit described as properly tailored and well wearing is offered at 16.50. Color options include Terra Cotta Navy Brown and Copenhagen with a complete line of Alves. Sub models are noted at higher prices elsewhere.
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