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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
4
In the First West Virginia district a special election is set for October 14, 1918. The fragmentary text mentions Horace and a frugal diet, with unclear references to Moyn and Echo. The readable bits point to a political ballot note amid disjointed lines.
The Telegram presents resolutions from the Republican congressional convention nominating Hon. Julian G. Hearne for Congress. It urges readers to study the platform to understand the party’s progressive aims and defend protective tariffs as central to national policy, praising the party’s loyalty and anticipation of its return to power.
Bulletin 141 of Experiment Station 4a, authored by Professor W HH Aldergan, outlines rejuvenation methods to restore neglected orchards to profitable bearing. It cites six hundred trees in Mason County, showing returns after three years of pruning, spraying, and cultivation.
A verbose political appeal debates Democratic and Republican standpoints in the First District, urging Nesly for tariff reform and criticizing Davis and the Exponent. It argues that free trade harms industry and employment, contrasts with Julian Hearn's pro country policies, and questions party machinery and newspaper influence in shaping votes.
Wide dispute persists among educators about whether sex education belongs in public schools. Proponents urge measured programs for parents, military recruits, college students, and youths, while opponents fear moral harm and distraction from core studies. Medical and academic leaders push for education over punishment as a remedy for social evils.
A fragmentary clipping discusses Republican speakers in the First West Virginia district, praising Joseph Holt Gaines of Charleston as a leading orator and signaling a contest between Hearne and Neely. It reflects early 20th century party rhetoric and women workers’ wage trends in France noted in passing.
A promotional piece extols the power of advertising funded by merchants, praising national and local support. It urges dealers to cooperate with co operative advertising through newspapers and invites readers to join a nationwide effort coordinated by the American Newspaper Advertising Board in New York.
New glove lines are displayed with multiple colors and sizes. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.65 per pair. Styles include cape gloves, satin, buckskin, and French kid options in tan, white, black, and gray.
Wide range of all wool dress fabrics offered at 50 cents per yard. Colors include black navy tan brown garnet Copenhagen and other shades. Serge and splen materials advertised for women and children use.
Readable fragments describe a sale of flannelette gowns with discounted prices and varied colors and styles. Mentions include centric descriptions of sizes and options with emphasis on value and selection for men and women, noting a broad range in color and fabric quality.
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