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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1916
Page
7
Mrs Anna B Scott culinary expert offers meatless menus for sultry August days using common, affordable ingredients. Readers share letters asking for dinner plans and tips on meatless meals for two, with suggestions ranging from fruit juices to tomato soups and baked dishes. The column also notes remedies and opinions on hay fever remedies and dietary guidance.
Washington Aug. 5 The National Woman's party argues western women will balance national votes for suffrage. Abby Beott Baker, co chair, says western states already organize for a national suffrage amendment and will not rely on eastern votes alone. Discusses state-by-state hurdles to amend constitutions and the party's plans ahead of the Colorado Springs meeting on August 10.
New York August 5 on the eve of their flight to Bethlehem and other destinations the members of the United States Hay Mever Association paused at 124 East Twenty-eighth street for their annual mid-summer meeting presided by Wig Siende John Pinover. The byplay showed division over care and future direction as physicians debated the best place to escape the heat. John St Devoe of Thetras described his unusual preparations.
Neaver Falls, Pa. Mr and Mrs Murry Du Prol and Mr and Mrs Thomas Greene of New Brighton, both Republican and Democrat couples, agree on a strange bet about bearing a child each year for life. The Du Prol party expect their child will reach twenty five before natural end, while the Greenes back a similar outcome. The stake includes 20 dollars as proof, and both sides claim the bet reflects their political alignments rather than any practical plan.
In Altoona a hatchery story unfolds as a locomotive engineer Carey and his wife anxiously await newborn chicks. The tale centers on egg preservation and cold storage labeling required by law, with New York readers warned about egg safety and shell labeling standards.
Treasury officials warn against counterfeit notes and note how American engraving and ink forming innovations deter forgery. The piece explains rags to steel cylinders transfer, gelatin film watermarks, and English cancelation practice as safeguards. ends with a Cornish notice of a large family in Corning, including three sets of multiples.
In Atlanta on August 5 a 14 year old, Anna Harris, reportedly drowned after a dispute over washing dishes led to a beating. The incident occurred near the water works TOEVOUT district.
In Paul Minnesota Aug 7 a diluted woman, identified as Miss Capetz, sues Peter Vienna claiming breach of promise after years of waiting for marriage. She seeks damages for a broken engagement, wages earned, and heartache amid a legal dispute over remarriage timing after divorce. The article blends gossip with legal action and notes a separate tech tidbit on rust alloy and an Oklahoma inventor.
The Inland Company filed articles of incorporation and bought the Panhandle Brewery at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. With $600,000 capital stock fully paid in, the plant will be refitted for canning all fruits and vegetables. Costs for initial construction run under $1,000, and a Chicago canning specialist will oversee machinery installation to hire many workers this year.
A portion of distillery waste spilled into the Chei Padova area causing several fish to die. Reports indicate the incident occurred in August and involved multiple dead fish near the Licking area. Local authorities are investigating the cause and potential environmental impact.
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