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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1915
Page
6
The fragment lists kitchen tasks and recipes including fish prep with seasoned crumbs, baked hake, broiled mackerel with a creamy sauce, coconut and chicken almond sandwiches, tongue and celery sandwiches, fried apples with bacon, and bread storage tips. It references social figures Kathryn Clovis and Beryl McLain and mentions a Clubhouse Fish market scene.
The Hathaway Club plans to reproduce a play aimed at women readers, presenting a staged performance intended to entertain and engage its audience with a focus on women's interests and perspectives.
Community notices include a Civil War drama Josh Winchester at the Industrial school the Clarksburg Bar Association banquet with Howard C. Jones as speaker Camp Fire Girls meeting plans a charity sale and Sacred Cantata Victory Divine at First Methodist. Also program notes for St Marys high school entertainment to raise funds and home care tips for cleaning garments and fabrics.
Mrs. Urqueburt Lee teaches parliamentary procedure and provides first aid to chairladies of women’s clubs in large eastern cities. She trains women to run meetings and handle leadership duties, a vocation yielding notable returns.
Richwood March 13 A two story brick city hall with basement is planned as a near future project. council hears proposals on Eskridge Thomas and J D Armstrong sites and a nearly $1000 donation offer from Mein street residents. smallpox quarantine eased as officials pledge vigilance and local Subscriptions bolster Telegram coverage planning.
Salem residents await ward meetings and a mass convention at Central school as March elections approach. Mayor Berkeley Davis is favored for another term while potential rivals include J H Moore Fred Davisson David Gin B W Kinney and Joel H Randolph contenders for police chief.
A 6 year old child of Willis Burke died when a rolling stone dislodged by a wind fallen tree struck him on a hillside near Myrit, Kentucky. The incident, described as the most singular in the neighborhood, occurred recently and the child died instantly.
George Ware of Wheeling visited business acquaintances and enjoyed social calls this week. Neighbors surprised Mrs. John B. Coyne on Oak Street with a party. Rogers and Grilley are announced as next performers in the local lecture course, set for next Thursday at the college auditorium.
The last session passed a bills allowing immediate access to numerous claims for West Virginia. A long list follows of estates and individuals across counties such as Upshur, Berkeley, Jefferson, Mason, and Kanawha with sums ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. The Senate added an amendment capping attorney and agent fees at twenty percent to prevent overcharging.
The New York Life Insurance Company holds large West Virginia investments including county and municipal bonds and railroad securities and reports 7,486 WV policyholders with 13,939,728 total insured. Claim filings and state reimbursements are urged by Congress and officials as crucial for claimants.
Vienna dispatch reports Austrian authorities are cracking down on dealers of rotten or inferior foodstuffs and fining those who charge excessive prices. Lazar Weiss, a wealthy baker from Fünskirchen, received one year in prison and a $200 fine for selling mouldy bread.
Greenwich Conn March 2 1918 Mary Miller widow of Thomas Gfitter dies at her home in Quaker Ridge aged 97. She led five generations and never rode a railroad train or trolley car until recently when she rode in an automobile. She married at 14 and bore thirteen children, six living. Her mother lived to 1905.
London’s hospitals report about 10 000 beds in daily use as the health system faces high demand. The figure reflects steady occupancy across major trusts and hospital sites amid ongoing care needs.
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