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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1915
Page
12
Expert answers address causes of misfiring after slowing, carburetor tuning, crankshaft alignment, and bearing wear. Guidance covers cooling system checks for overheating, wiring errors in ignition, gear and transaxle noises, jack lifting myths, and care tips. Also includes splicing vs looping wires, ignition current, and using graphite additive cautiously.
The Plumbers Local Union No 660 will hold a smoker in its meeting building on Thursday evening. All members are invited to attend. Refreshments provided by Welch and Fullerton, Druggists.
The November 22 meeting between Wesleyan and West Virginia University, 1914 champions, and Washington and Jefferson, central east champions, is set to be the biggest game of the 1915 season in West Virginia. Analysts expect a decisive barometer of team strength with Marshall College and Davis and Elkins also slated to clash earlier as a warmup.
Miss Sawyer, famed dancer, left New York headed west with a Paige-Detroit Motor Car team. She met suffrage leaders in Detroit including Carrie Chapman Catt and Inez Milholland Boissevant, then toured the Paige factory with Harry M. Jewett. After Detroit she rushed to Chicago to join Thomas orchestra before resuming the Page tour.
A shop window card from SheMeld warns that half a cow is killed weekly to supply fresh meat for curing in a local shop window. The text discusses electrical generation costs, noting a six volt system powering most cars and tiny fuel costs for generator operation at low speeds, with higher costs at faster speeds.
Welch & Fullerton branches canvass every frame with a phone. Painters and Decorators plan a meeting Monday night July 5 in Irwin Building third floor. Ejection of officers noted. Adverts St, e
Frank A. McGowan, once mayor of Trenton, died in a Hoboken hospital after being taken there following his act of begging a dime from a policeman. Reports say he previously amassed fortunes, with phrases like "Gérebral 0,000" and "Ce hemorrhage" appearing in coverage.
The Buick Motor Company held its branch managers meeting in Flint three months early due to faster disposal of 1915 output. Delegates from across the country attended as the new 1916 sixes were shown, with sales manager R H Collins and president C Wash highlighting refinements and the shift to sixes only. Managers and distributors expressed strong approval as samples were unveiled and first impressions voiced optimism about increased motoring pleasure.
In Indianapolis on July 3 a eastern dealer unveiled a novel advertising stunt for the Cole eight cylinder car. A typical country man traveled with his wife and young son and appeared in public distributing advertising material. The crowd gathered around the unconventional display as supporters followed the family and their backwoods appeal, creating noticeable attention during the campaign.
Dupont Va July 3 A retired Methodist minister Rev Daniel Day of Dupont bought 109 acres for 1100 dollars six years earlier. As a 10000 to 15000 worker Dupont powder plants and a new city of 40000 to 50000 grew nearby, land near Day’s farm sold for 4000 to 6000 dollars per lot. A Chicago syndicate offered riches, but Day refused until selling 100 acres for 75000 dollars and preparing to return to pulpit. He plans to work in City Point Presbyterian and local Methodist communities while tending his nine acre corn patch.
Notice to Company Express cars serving Clarksburg Fairview Mannington and intermediate points daily except Sunday. Shipments to Mannington and intermediates must reach station by 9 00 a m Fairview and intermediates by 22 00 a m Weston and intermediates by 42 00 m. Quick service and fair rates promote safe handling for shippers. Monongahela Valley Transportation Company
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