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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1915

Page

7

Tips on Housecleaning And Moving By Mrs B Anna Scott

Mrs B Anna Scott, culinary expert of the Philadelphia North American, offers household advice on spring chores. She promotes planning, using modern methods, and simple menus to ease cleaning and moving, including tackling dust, moths, and storage, plus tips for pre move conditions and fumigation.

B. Anna Scott Anna B. Scott Philadelphia Eges Jandt Ipay

Millionaire Hobo Plans Trust Fund For Homeless

James Eads How of St Louis inherits 250000 from his mother and outlines a plan to use the money for hoboes and the homeless. He proposes a community voice in a trust fund to aid the uplift of the down and out, funding welfare work and labor conditions studies.

Baltimore St. Louis Odo Baléa Hads How Hojos Dou Brotherhood ‘Welfare Tion He Brotherhood Europe How James B. Eads Eads Hobo

Washington Man Who Cougars for Pets

In Davenport Washington A J Holman 70 a pioneer hunter and rancher keeps cougars as pets after trapping two last year He tamed them to gentle companions but neighbors fear they may roam unsupervised despite Holman claiming they are thoroughly domesticated and safe

Eife Davenport Wash A. J. Holman Holman

Barnyard Tragedy in Zernando Mis States Hen Suicide

In Zernando Mississippi on Washington's Birthday Marguerite a Buff Cochin hen owned by George Dickson attempted suicide after a rooster rival insulted her. Twice driven to despair she impaled herself on a fence picket and died despite timely intervention. Her former mate remains inconsolate as the scene echoes with loud distress.

Zernando Marguerite George Dickson Washington

West Virginia Officials to Attend Southern Conference Meet

Morrison Charleston April 17 Five members of the state department of free Schools and three members of the state grading board plan to attend the Southern Conference for Education and Industry meeting in Chattanooga Tennessee from April 27 to 30. Additional West Virginia educators may join later. Charleston delegates include Superintendent M P Shawkey L J Hanifan LoL Friend J F Marsh and George E Hubbs of the department of schools and Superintendent A P Morrison Clarksburg Superintendent R W Thrush Key ser and Superintendent H J Brook over Morgantown of the grading board.

Charleston State Department of Free Schools State Grading ‘Board Southern Conference For Education and Industry Chattamooga Tenn West Virginia M. P. Shawkey L. J. Hanifan Lol, Friend J. F. Marsh eGorge E. Hubbs

Trapper Thurman Ended Life After Bear Attack

In Alaska at Chicaloon Flats owner Thurman, a long hunter, was mortally wounded by a brown bear. He crawled to his cabin, penned a note with his left hand, and fatally shot himself. Shunters found his body two weeks later and notified Seward authorities.

Sipatle Wash Thurman Chicaloon Flats Alaska Bse the Shunters Seward

Man Regains Weight After Severe Illness

James Robinson from Warsaw Indiana lost 100 pounds in 157 days after refusing food. He could not bear the sight of meals until a glass of buttermilk finally triggered a gradual recovery. His weight fell from 230 pounds to about 130½, challenging medical theories on appetite loss.

Warsaw Ind James Robinson Robinson

God Reigns and Christ the Way of Life

A 1915 sermon argues for belief in a supreme being and the divinity of Jesus, contending that the universe shows design, life points to an afterlife, and Christ taught living rightly for its own sake. It urges Christian duty, youth uplift, and personal example as society endures war and seeks moral progress.

Bern West Virginia Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Greece Rome Carthage Babylon John the Apostle God Galillee Son of Andigme Homer Hector Troy Blume Jupiter Cain Abel

Submarine U-28 Interlude Shocks Four Fishermen

Four fishermen near Deal reported a German submarine surfaced briefly and frightened them as it surfaced and submerged. The men, unclothed in a panic, donned life preservers and rowed to shore, later informing life guards. No one was harmed and the submarine departed unharmed.

Associated Press Sdon

Express is Stopped by Horse on Baltimore & Ohio Line

An emergency signal on a fast Baltimore & Ohio train near Defiance caused a quick stop. The conductor reached the engine as the engineer prepared to reboard. Investigation showed a horse had seized the signal cord in its mouth and was pulling it with force, triggering the stop.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Hoth

Baby with Frog in Stomach in Goshen News

GOSHEN Ind Apr 17 John Wolf nearly 20 months old is healthy but showed weight loss. X ray revealed a large lump in the stomach and doctors removed a half pound milk fed frog. The mother suspects swallowing a tadpole after a visit to Syracuse. Nearby Barby signalman Hanley completes 61 000 miles walking to work over four decades.

Goshen Ind John Wolf W. Hanley Barby Selby England

Yale Student Wins Iron Cross on WWI Front

New York apr 17. Charles Llewellyn a Yale student, 21, is likely the first American to receive the Iron Cross for bravery in the German army. He volunteered with Prussian infantry No 73 from Aug to Jan, fought before Rheims and at Yser, was wounded, and earned the Iron Cross and rank of petty officer.

New York Charles N Llewollrn Yale University Rheims Yser Charles Llewellyn Brooklyn Sorbonne Paris Germany Osnabruck Foreign Legion Ser, Canal Troptc Flanders Llewallyn Ser Canal I Nutingen Stuttgart Wurttemberg Kaiser Wilhelm Thelstate von Bernstorff Gerardin Berlin New “York Rosson

Petrified Snake Found in Stone Mountain Quarry

Workmen blasting near Stone Mountain unearthed a petrified snake curled as if ready to strike, believed to be a copperhead fossil embedded in rock. Apr 27 report notes the find amid quarry activity by aVs and Big Lauris crew.

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Silya Hon Army James Eads How Hen Morrison South Lone Hunter Ghrist Hom Haymond Maxwell Afen’s Brotherhood Bible Clase Shinnston Methodist Episcopal Church Charles N. Llewellyn M&en
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