Local notices mix with health, politics and dog nuisance
A 1913 mixed column notes the U S Public Health service criticizing Friedmann Cerculenin treatment, a merchant lamenting ownerless dogs roaming streets and urging dog licenses, and political shifts with Democrats, pro Progressives, and editorials. It cites J T Taydor and mentions Richwood, Huntington and Fair cancellations due to contracts, reflecting a small town newspaper tone.
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United States
Public Health Verglon
Ite
Dr. Friedmann
Clarksburg Telegram and Sentinel Clash Over Tip Tale
A fragmentary quarrel between the Clarksburg Telegram and the Parkersburg Sentinel centers on a poorly written tip story about a Pullman porter. The exchange accuses the other paper of bad analogy and overstatement, suggesting editorial temper and misguided report.
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Clarksburg
Tullman
Parkersburg Sentinel
Sentinel
Pullman
Swear Language and Health Work Highlight Local Notices
The Tyler County Star recounts sections on public speech and civic service. It notes strong views on profanity, the Visiting Nurse program by The Woman's Civics Club adopting American Red Cross Rural Nursing Service, and outlines nursing duties, costs, and availability for the sick poor.
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Tyler County Star
SeThe
Red Cross Rural Nursing
Grafton
Consolidated
The American People and Economic Struggles
The piece critiques public attitudes toward economic hardship and the need for systematic economy. It argues people tolerate low wages and anxiety about basic needs while urging sacrifice for future competence, highlighting shifts from leisure toward practical savings and productivity.
What Other Editors Say About Public Drinking Laws
A country newspaper questions the practicality of a public drinking law calling it foolish folly to place it on statute books. The writer notes readers will wonder about the editor’s basis for the opinion while referencing editorials from Charleston and Morgantown as examples amid American refugee crises in Mexico.
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Grafton Sentinel
Sentinel
Braxton Centralia
Charleston Mall
Woman's Home Companion
Itoban Woman's Home Companion
Mary ‘Heaton Vorse
Montessort
Ignaz Jan Paderewski
Anna Steese Richardson
Charles E
Jefferson
Broadway, Tabernacle
New York City
Rare Judgment Involving Clarksburg Telegram And Kingwood Incorporation
Clarksburg Telegram reports a rare judgment allowing Parker Huntington Chatten and Clarketyung to be incorporated into Kingwood to end internal disputes. Kingwood’s population rises from 15,000 to about 15,800 after incorporation. The Preston News notes a European comment on Mr. Bryan.
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Clarksburg
Parker
Preston News
Revival Charleston Shows Coal Industry Revival In West Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway data show seven months ending July coal shipments to interior consumers up, with July alone rising 40 073 tons. Export coal also up, coke shipments climb thirty percent for the first seven months and July, indicating improving industrial demand and prosperity in West Virginia. Police court reports note ten intoxicated individuals, seven ordered to leave, two fined, one allowed to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio
West Virginia
Newtes
Advertising: a path to local markets through newspapers
The notice urges manufacturers to cooperate with merchants and use daily papers like The Daily Telegram to reach buyers in town. It promotes cooperative advertising campaigns and invites manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Limita Ative
TE Daily Telegram
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
World Building
New York
New Editor Himmington Wright Leads The Smart Set
The October issue of The Smart Set announces Willard Wright as editor with a bold program. It features diverse fiction poetry and essays, including tributes to the magazine’s new direction and a tour of leading contributors across humor, drama, and criticism.
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Smart Set
Willard ‘Himmington Wright
Ostover
Wright
Dr Harp Jones to lead tuberculeosis exhibit at Jones Mt
Wheeling physician Dr Harp B Jones will present on tuberculosis causes prevention and cure at a public address in Jones Mt with preparations for a large attendance. An exhibit on the tongue under control of the tongue will be shown and arranged to travel the state.
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MT. Clard
Harp B. Jones
Wheeling
Yloiny Exeting
Jones
Family plans extended auto trip to France and Canada
Mr and Mrs Ghirles with Alexander and Mrs Lenn prepare for a long car journey Saturday morning starting in their Alexander car. They intend to travel via France and Torote then cross into Canada. The route details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Mrs. Ghirles
Alexander
Mro
Mra. Lenn
Hornon
Deportation Moves Target Suspicious Migrants in City
Canadian authorities coordinate with Clarkstown police to deport suspicious characters flocking to the city. Police report daily departures and aim to clear the town in the coming days as authorities tighten control amid rising tensions.
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Harry
Clarkstong
Grafton Lak
Paljea
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J T Taydor
Huntington
Bryan
Leon
Ckin
Mitchie
Pameg
Bantington
Jerome
America
Jérome—Bratton
Parketsburg
Brutus
Shakespeare
Chamber of ‘Business
Max O'Rell
Guiiforaia
San Francisco
Dwight Wheeling Register
Nandal
Boch Parsons
Physica
Giampeng
John Lind
Mexico
Morgantown
Post
Gratton Sentinel
Fighes
Charleston
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Agures Iro
Chitla Good Wound Adview
Mr. National Manufacturer
Young’s Magazine
Young's Magazine
Phi Adder
Bby Oulda
Dy Fiat Dhagesine
Ludovit
Paul Parfait
Sehich
Newton
Huessle
Verna
Louree Winter
Katherine Letser Robinson
Courtenay-Savage
Alexander Harvey
American Magazine
Yale
Arnold L. Genell
Middle West
Espe
Ray Stannard Baker
Ucle
Coleone
Goethals
Phine Fiend
Ines Haynes Gittemore
Henry Wallace Phillips
Leonard Hatch
John Taintor Foote
Cliford S. Raymond
Tamex Mont
Gomaory Pee
Stephen Lenchart
Greces
David
Grayson
Mr. Roosevelt
Clare
Triy
Canada
Pretoria Agricultural Sociery
Eyatematis
Avview Bank
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