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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1914
Page
20
A long, meandering account warns of dangerous toy features and child injuries. It contrasts accidental harm from toys with broader calls for safer products and parental vigilance, blaming careless manufacturing and urging stricter rules.
The article outlines West Virginia 1916 campaign dynamics with Chilton, Watson, Hodges, and Littlepage named as potential nominees. It notes Senate and governor possibilities, intra party maneuvers, and the likelihood of a Democratic contest shaping the fall race. Key figures include Chilton, Watson, Hodges, Littlepage, and MacCorkle.
A fragment quotes J. HY KINDLAND rector at Vanderbilt urging that every home and every student of American history should read The American Government, insisting the book belongs in all households. The text reflects a push for civic education and national literacy.
A fragmented OCR snippet references the government of the United States and the Leland Stanford Junior University. It mentions David Starr Jordan and a Carnegie connection, indicating archival material on governance, educational leadership, and institutional affiliations. The legible entities include Stanford, Jordan, and possible references to government and Carnegie links.
A book preview touts The American Government as an unbiased thorough portrait of how the government operates. It claims wide endorsement from officials and scholars, with illustrated pages showing the Weather Bureau and other departments, and notes its appeal to readers from youths to seniors.
The notice directs readers to a coupon printed elsewhere in today s paper for full details on how the newspaper plans to distribute a valuable book to readers at cost.
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