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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1913

Page

4

Evening Echo discusses tariff and politics in Maine district

The article critiques Democratic tariff policy and GOP protectionist stance with references to Maine and New England. It highlights campaigning methods, party bosses, and implications for voters in the district, urging support for protection and prosperity over Democratic efforts. The piece also touches cancer statistics and social topics in a broad, opinionated tone.

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Opposition to Free Trade Dominates Lip Firwt District

In West Vireidlas, residents express strong opposition to Democratic leaders in Congress over trade policy, arguing the party to be aimed at reducing tariffs and pursuing a broader free trade agenda. The fragmented text shows local frustration with national policy directions and party representation.

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An Acre's Possibilities in Farm and Fireside

In Farm and Fireside, O W Wilcox argues American farms must rise to challenge from European farming methods. He notes many top local farms are owned by foreign born settlers and warns against complacency as high European prices affect agriculture.

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Patchwork Speech Echoes Nativist Tone Across Regions

A garbled compilation from a 19th century discourse laments immigrant influence and native-born labor, praising harvests while warning against foreign elements. It critiques education and politics, invoking a mix of places and figures to illustrate anxieties over national unity and progress.

Fragmented Opinion Pieces Comment On Public Figures

A collage of fragmented quotations references Judge John W. Davis, Theodore Roosevelt, Sulzer, and political discourse. The text cites judgments, coverage from Wheeling and Parkersburg papers, and mentions aristocrats and public figures in a satirical, era-appropriate voice.

New Sand Patch Yard Improves B & O Freight Movement

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opens a new Sand Patch yard in Pennsylvania on the Connellsville division, 33 miles west of Cumberland, with 200-car capacity for westbound traffic. The yard realigns track to crest the Alleghenies and speeds freight movement, part of a broader mountain region upgrade. An updated tall track revision and separate passenger and freight facilities accompany the project. The report notes the line crossing the Allegheny crest and suggests enhanced efficiency for mountain traffic, with a postscript about Persian Christian mission schools.

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Woman Ordered Out of City Over Drunkenness Charge

A Glen Kile resident named Dore Adama, colored, appeared before Mayor Cole on a drunkenness and disorderly conduct charge. Described as a recurring offender and nuisance by neighbors, she said she would comply with the mayor’s order and leave the city before night.

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Fragmentary Text Delivers Unclear News Snippet

A damaged OCR snippet offers little coherent information about events or names. It reads like garbled commentary on opportunities and home life and mentions reader engagement without concrete facts, dates, places, or organizations. The fragment provides no distinct entities to identify.

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