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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1915

Page

9

Kitchen economy in war times urged for all homes

Philadelphia March 6 A veteran war correspondent argues Germany cannot be starved due to strong home front food economy. Anna B Scott cites German kitchen thrift and teaches economical recipes, waste elimination, and use of leftovers to stretch meals. She warns American households to shift toward prudent purchasing, marketing time, and pantry stock to reduce waste.

Philadelphia Germany Thayé Poxters Colege Peata

Dead Man Surprises Father on Centenarian Birthday

James Davis Fort of Fort, Indiana, who just marked his 100th birthday at Friends' Church in Jonesboro, experiences an emotional reunion when his son Sige Fort of Huntington, West Virginia, believed dead for six years, unexpectedly appears. The encounter, amid octogenarian attendees, follows a hunter’s report and a local notice hinting at his planned visit. Fort senior delivers a twenty minute address recalling long memories as his son, the sole Revolutionary-era descendant in Indiana, receives a ceremonial American flag. his father served under General Washington. Extensive gypsum deposits have been found in British Columbia.

James Davis Fort Friends’ Church Jonesboro Ind Sige Fort Huntington W. Va iMr. Fort Marion D. A Fort Indiana Christopher Fort George Washington

Danube River Culture and History Noted by Society

The National Geographic Society describes the Danube as a birthplace of a distinct music school and the father of the Viennese waltz. It traces the river’s European influence, commercial potential, and historical role from the Black Forest to the Black Sea, noting its political reach and engineering history. Philadelphia teachers announce a new standardised drag dance instruction with four steps.

Washington, Mar Danube Europe Naonal Geographic’ Society Belgra‘ic Kaiserstadt Jorena Strauss Vienna Black Forest Black Sea France Levant Rhine Kelheim Mainz Remmain Mississippi International Commission Jin Austria Germany Russia Sardinia Roumania Turkey Great Britain Part Philadpuphia Philadelphia Asociation of Teachers of Philadelphia Chicago

Hotel de Ville Described As World Class Gothic Treasure

A National Geographic sketch details the Hotel de Ville in a European city, praising its late Gothic architecture. It notes three facades with rich sculpture, ten windows per story, and a grand gallery at the base, set in Grand Place where prince streets radiate. The piece argues the building’s loss would be humanity’s loss.

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Annual State Meeting of Missionary Society

The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Societies of the West Virginia Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, opens on Roane Street and runs Monday to Thursday. Officers and district secretaries attend. Mrs. S. S. Harris and Miss Belle H. Bennett are noted attendees with reports on mission work and China.

Charles Don Missionary Societys of the West Virginia Methodist Episcopal South therRoane Street Med “G. Rey Armstrons Tkinson Miras Sl Sv Woman’s Missionary Council S$. S. Harris Chinay Salseu

Wednesday Program Plan For Women Missionary Conference

The record outlines a detailed two day schedule for a Wednesday through Thursday missionary conference with devotional sessions, district reports, inspirational talks on youth, social service, missions, and foreign work, plus committee meetings, memorials, pledges, and elections. Named organizers include Mrs J Li Vinson, Mrs S H Bowman, Mrs G A Wash, Mrs B M Keith, Mrs T M Tomlinson, Mrs W L C Allen, and Mrs J M Beall, with topics on China Korea and immigration.

L. C. Allen Parkersburg J. Sayre G. W. Atkinson J. Li Vinson Belle H, Bennett Workers’ ‘Conference J. W. Hogan Jworkers’ Conference J OF Carpenter Workers’ Conference B.D. Stout J. M. Beall S . Bowman Keith Miss Addie Thornburg Gs R. Armstrong Addie S.S. Harris fcEldoweys China Sos

New York Justice Scores The Tango

In March in New York Supreme Court Justice Blanchard denied a divorce to Harry Meinken after a two day trial. The judge, renowned for long service, warned about cabarets and the nightlife of a big city. He described how single men may entice married women and jeopardize marriages, calling such conduct harmful to family life.

New York Harry Meinken Supreme “ConFe Justice Blanchard York

Card of Thanks Ends With Beloved Son Memorial

A card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for kindness and courtesy after the death of a beloved son and brother. The message honors Onisford Lawson and notes heartfelt appreciation from the family for support during bereavement.

Siland Onisford Lawson

Boy Reads Bible for Thirty Days Showed Change

Harold Lane, 20, on a ten year probation for burglary, completed a 30 day Bible reading sentence offered by Judge Wilbur. He gained eight Bible copies for cell mates, taught the Ten Commandments, and described himself as an apostle of the better life. He emphasized Proverbs and Esther and urged others to read and work toward salvation through the Scriptures.

Los Angeles Mars Harold Lane Lane Wilbur Frank’ S Thompson Christ

Outdoor festivities dazzle at San Diego Exposition

The San Diego Exposition features vast outdoor events with sea side illumination on Plaza del Panama. An afternoon Marine inspection by a United States battalion is followed by a large outdoor band concert by the Thirteenth Coast Artillery Corps. The display is billed as the largest outdoor demonstration in the world and draws visitors from across the continent.

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