Clarksburg Telegram Offers Weaving of News and Transcripts
Fragmented OCR text shows a Clarksburg West Virginia publication with Associated Press telephones and address notes. It mentions subscription details, business office, and notices about address changes. The readable content lacks coherent events or persons beyond generic newsroom terms.
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Lepling
Virginia
Slarkavarg
Clarksburg
EMBER
Associated Press
Conpodldatea
Iil Roain
Wultoetay Maom
SAIL
Mont Coy
Piyanee
A Morning Motto on a Mother's Love
A reflection on a mother's boundless love through adversity and prosperity, praising the devotion of mothers to their children. The text speaks of angelic guidance and the urging of a mother toward a celestial home, attributed to R. Smith.
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R. Smith
War's biological waste and the call to end bloodshed
Dr J A Macdonald of the Toronto Globe refutes Bernhardi arguing war is a biological necessity. He calls it a lie and warns that wholesale slaughter wastes unborn sons and weakens nations, urging mankind to end the senseless system of human slaughter. The piece notes growing postwar acceptance of antiwar thought and the shift from physical to mechanical conflict.
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J. A. Macdonald
Toronto Globe
Bernhardi
Hen
Germany
Macdonald
Europe
Cash bonus aided McNichols Pottery move to Clarksburg
George W. Dudderar notes the Clarksburg Board of Trade raised funds to reward McNichols Pottery of East Liverpool for locating a permanent plant here. A free site offer from Slamisboro Land Company helped attract donors, drawn by expected employment and wage gains. Community supporters contributed as the plant nears completion and operation.
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George W. Dudderar
Clarksburg
Dudderar
Board of
Board of Trade
Slamisboro Board
Ade Land Company
Industry Proud of Free Site Efforts and Cooperation
The article lauds the fund and company for fostering a new industry locally and encourages others who were skeptical to recognize their mistake and offer similar cooperation if such opportunities arise.
Christmas Seal Drive The Red Cross Mission
Women lead the annual Christmas seal sale to fund tuberculosis fight. The effort seeks broad public support, urging contributions through seal purchases with mailings, emphasizing the seal’s small cost and large impact. The campaign runs through Christmas with no further appeal unless needed.
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Red Cross
Red’ Cross
Fragmented Editorial Snatches From Across US Papers
A garbled OCR collage cites editor comments and public notices from Charleston Mall and Huntington News. It references British economic policy postwar funding, wartime hardship, and scarce resources in America, conveying a mood of concern and critique without clear events.
Work of Departments Provokes Real Grief
The Weston Independent praises federal departments for important public health work while noting the strain on workers. A Washington report highlights Agriculture Department warnings to states, including West Virginia, about seed potatoes from Maine free of powdery scab and cautions against using table stock for planting. Dealers buying table stock and selling it as seed risk exposing customers to disease and possible quarantine.
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Weston Independent
Jackson
Washington
Mexico Gulf
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Maine
Awake at Martins Ferry tabernacle sparks large turnout
In Upshur Record coverage the Martins Ferry tabernacle hosts Evangelist Bob Fones whose preached sermon on Awake, thou that are apostolic drew a crowd past the thirteen hundred mark last Wednesday, with fifty six attendees reported as ‘hit the trail.’ The piece notes local reaction and a broader wartime context.
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Upshur
Martins Ferry Tabernacle
Bob Fones
Wider Application of ICC Decisions Suggested
A newspaper opines that Interstate Commerce Commission rate reductions should cover more lines in a district rather than require separate filings. The window glass and bottle industries illustrate uneven relief, with critics arguing for collective consideration to spread benefits and avoid inequity.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Herrick Urges America First on War Finances
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick who served in France says war harms all and Americans must first provide for their own households before aiding others. He praises benevolence but stresses prioritizing national needs while remaining open to helping the needy abroad.
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Myron/T. Herrick
France
The Curious Night Visit Beyond the Post Office
A small boy was found in a post office corridor at about 11 o clock. He claimed his mother knew he was out but could not reveal his purpose. The piece argues curfew would aid welfare by keeping track of unsupervised children.
Angel of Light in Mining Community Welfare Work
The McDowell Recorder contrasts two women in the mining region. One praised for welfare work enriching miners and families, teaching economical living and sanitation. The other criticized as a female agitator inciting strikes and violence during mining distress.
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Fron Wheeling Intelligencer
McDowell’ Recorder
Afiss Jordan
Ylis
Fragmentary Note Reports Regional Discontent in West Virginia
A garbled excerpt describes widespread discontent in West Virginia with scattered references to Joyianwa and a failing trail. The readable text hints at hardship and misfortune among locals, mentioning snow and blessings in a distressed, unsettled tone.
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West Virginia
What to Buy Your Mother for Christmas
A reader list from December Woman's Companion offers gift ideas for mothers and family roles. Suggested items include kitchen gadgets like electric toasters and a portable oven, linen and tableware, tea baskets, fragrance and lingerie, home decor such as lace and embroidery, flower arrangements, and housekeeping aids like a carpet sweeper and vacuum cleaner. Also listed are towels, napkins, serving trays, and candle shades.
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Shin Et Givell
Cypious
Fragmented 1920s Humor and Quotes Parade
A garbled collage of quotes and sketches from a 1920s era page features a mix of vaudeville references, scattered names, and jumbled dialogue. The excerpt touches on social banter, marital themes, and a streetwise street scene with disjointed chatter and misheard lines.
Notable Improvements in Clarksbury Telegram Coverage
The Clarksbury Telegram announces a splendid Sunday edition and upcoming performances at the Palace theater and Grand theater. Highlights include the Quaker Girl show and a holiday schedule featuring matinee dances at the Masonic hall.
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Clarksburg
Tivers
Palace Theater
Jayug
Robins
Huntington Herald
Grand Theater
Zs Dispatch
Priday
Wes
Robinson G S Theater
Gammin
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