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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
4
The Evening Echo covers labor demonstrations, rural road improvements, and political shifts. It notes a county drag demonstration for road paving, reports on Bryan chautauqua influences, and discusses state legislative reference bureau changes under Governor Hatfield. The piece mentions D Ward King lectures, socialist agitators, and ambassador Chinda's talks with Bryan.
The article outlines a plan for a legislative reference bureau to aid lawmaking. It explains duties such as collecting, indexing, and distributing information to lawmakers, evaluating progress in other states, and monitoring for bill wording flaws. Critics warn it could limit the third house’s prerogatives while supporters call it a valuable aid.
A compilation of editorials debating political shifts and leadership. Comments range from Maine election outcomes signaling the decline of Bull Moose and Democrats to discussions of the New York governorship and other state political dynamics.
Chief Brooks says the Glen Bridge area will see intensified patrols as robberies and hold ups plague the neighborhood after 10 pm. An officer will patrol the bridge and nearby streets to deter criminals and restore safety, with a aim to break up the crime wave.
Readers are urged to secure their Wednesday issue of the Daily Telegram for the alli fashion number featuring style trends, outfits, and shopping notes. The edition highlights seasonal colors, accessory picks, and brand spotlights with practical tips for readers.
The listing describes a tailored suit with superior style and workmanship in pine all-wood serge available in Navy Brown Copenhagen Terra Cotta. The coat is a single-breasted cutaway 38 inches long with a full range of slits and a price of 16.50.
Advertises women’s suit sets priced at 22.50 featuring a button trimmed coat and draped skirt in plain colors. Offers the same model in all wool Repp fabric in navy blue and black.
Plain colored basket weave suits offered in new blue terra cotta taupe and purple. Outlined with guaranteed satin and belted for a tailored look. Suitable for misses seeking lightweight, affordable attire.
A stylish showing of ribbons in Warp Prints Brocades Moire Roman Stripes Plaid and Cheeks with contrasting edge colors. Wide tapes and sashes feature elegant designs suitable for belts and trim.
An old advertisement lists causes such as indoor living and improper diet and offers Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. It urges readers to seek the product to regain health and mentions availability by a local seller.
The notice urges readers to check today’s advertising for shoe notices in the Daily The Gigam. It suggests comfort varies by person and promotes patronizing local merchants who stock the sought shoes, promising new ads tomorrow if not today.
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