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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1915
Page
9
A Philadelphia mother writes how Mrs. Scott's fruit and simple cooked meals transformed her family. She notes the shift to beans peas lentils and peanut butter cut baking waste reduced meat and bread costs and relieved her neuralgic headaches. The letter praises practicality and urges more guidance.
Paris correspondent recounts Mademoiselle Robert’s daring night rescue of seven wounded chasseurs behind German lines. With no ambulances, she armed a peasant cart with a cow, braved dragoons and burning hamlets, guiding the maimed men to the rear hospital as German forces closed in.
Charleston reports Berkeley county has condemned over two hundred cattle due to foot and mouth disease. Ten herds are affected and 29 exposed. strict quarantine is in place on farms and surrounding roads. Federal guidance calls for immediate slaughter, then disinfection with the state to cover costs and employee salaries. Governor Hatfield supports the method and pledges cooperation with federal and state authorities.
The article notes film business advances despite world war impacts on other amusements. It cites theater counts rising from 17,000 to 31,000 in the United States, a jump in employment to about 250,000 with weekly salaries totaling 2,815,000, and a daily box office near 1,333,832 dollars. Color photography improves, top legitimate actors join film, and pioneers like David Horsley lead innovations.
New York March 13 A Patterson New Jersey court dismissed Maria Cardalazzi's complaint against her 15 year old daughter Dyelina who ran away because she could not meet suitors. Judge Abram Klewert deemed a girl 13 or older capable of having a beau, sparking debate on youth maturity and parental control. The article paints Evelina Cardalazzi’s response and local reactions, noting cultural views on liberty and home authority.
A detailed account from Galicia describes bold Austro Hungarian cavalry scouts who infiltrated Russian lines at night. Led by a fearless officer and fifteen volunteers, they rode through lines, hid in thickets by day, and narrowly evaded Cossack and Russian patrols, ending with a risky bridge bluff against pursuing troops.
Harrisburg reports that the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association prepares to cast a Liberty Bell replica at Meneely Bell Works Troy with plans tied to Independence Day. Officials note delays due to mold drying and anticipate the May 1 casting, with the bell destined for Philadelphia and involving prominent suffrage advocates.
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