Change of Address and Political Commentary From 1013 Evening Echo
A clipped column discusses a Monday September 22 1013 notice and expands into political opinion on Democratic nominees for Congress. It questions party machinery in Harrison County and criticizes free trade, advocating protective tariffs for the district. It also notes milk quality inspections and shifts responsibility beyond producers to delivery and environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. T. Arnold
Harrison County
Democra'4
Louis Bennett
Tiemachie
Varius
HUN
Bureau of ‘Animal Industry
Milk handling and inspection vary across early American cities
The article discusses wide differences in milk safety practices from strict licensing to lax or no controls. It notes essential sanitary standards are well known, urges standardization gradually, and cites editorial support from the Journal of the American Medical Association for public education and cooperative enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal of the
American Medical Association
What Editors Say on Fair Trial and Building Trends
A compilation of editorial snippets from various papers noting Sulzer’s fair trial prospects, Parkersburg and Salem growth, church union talks, Clarksburg Telegram’s fall trade push, Pacific slope crime sentences, and reflections on public sentiment and press roles.
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Clarksburg
Clarksbure J
Fairmont West Virginien
Crazy Man Tied With Bell Cord After Car Incident
Account from the era describes conductor Nim Wilson subduing a drunken disruptive passenger aboard an interurban car from Luian Mills to Clarksburg. The man, George Harber, smashed seats and windows, resisted authorities, and was captured after Wilson used a belt and rope to restrain him until police arrived in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luian Mills
Meadowbrook
Nim Wilson
Clarksburg
George Harber
Harrison County
Traction Company
Jusce Jackson V
Shinnaton
Shinnston
Wilson
Haywood
Stickney
Gypsy
Weston Trolley Line Opens With Test Run
Weston officials including General Manager J C Watson and Superintendent Smith Hood inspected the new road yesterday. Track reaches Weston, wires to be stretched this week, first regular service scheduled for September 30. The last spike was driven at Jackson Mill four miles from Weston amid ceremonies with Hon Goodloe Jackson and Editor R Ad Hall greeting the trolley cars.
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Goodloe Jackson
R. Ad Hall
Weston
Teenager Accuses Gang of Threats in Main Street Attack
A young man claimed a gang threatened him yesterday. police found two assailants, H. J. Stout and Henry Banks, were arrested on Main Street. Authorities expect more arrests today as Berlin inspectors expand moving pictures of suspects and related diseased cases.
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Main Street
H. J. Stout
Henry Banks
Lydia E Plnkham's Vegetab le Compound Promises Health
An advertisement urges women to try Lydia E Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to ease nervousness backache headache and related ailments. It claims thousands of American women testify to overcoming troubles and regaining health. Also mentions fresh tech and oysters at Smithy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E Plckhaim
Scratched Bathtub Ad Warns of Fake Laundry Soap
A fragmented advertisement notes a rumored washing soap named Yellow kind with strong odor, claiming it fails to wash porcelain enamel and suggesting a test with clothes. The ad mixes nonsensical lines and product references, ending with a veiled sales pitch and stray phrases.
A Lie Can't Live In The Light Magazine Column
A distorted newspaper column laments truth versus advertising integrity in modern business. It asserts newspapers monitor ad content as closely as editorial matters, stressing open practice and honesty in trade and consumer dealings.
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