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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1915

Page

25

Boy Prince Alexander Ferdinand foreshadows Hohenzollern militarism

A lengthy portrait of Alexander Ferdinand, 35th in line from the Prussian throne, son of Prince August Wilhelm, highlighting the Hohenzollern clan’s military heritage. The piece traces his ancestry to Frederick the Great, Bismarck era power, and stresses the family’s long martial tradition and influence on German statehood.

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Fragmented account of dog arrest fears and suffrage tensions

Vague excerpts describe morning arrests of dogs and fears among suffragists about political protests. Mentions Aldermen, patrol men, and a Fifth Avenue area with references to dog bites and investigations. Contains garbled OCR style names and fragments of quotes.

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Twilight sleep trials for charity patients begin in hospitals

Charity patients start trying twilight sleep, the new method of delivering babies, with early reports mixed. Doctors at public hospitals note strong praise from supporters and skepticism from opponents, while stories describe Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. Stolte sharing positive outcomes and painless births under the narcotic regimen amid limited access and ongoing debate.

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