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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1916
Page
7
A culinary column urges using meat substitutes to save money as meat cost climbs while eggs drop to 28 cents per two dozen. Recipes feature peanut butter, American cheese, and cheese sauces with rice balls, croquettes, and croquette ideas. Strong emphasis on economical meals and varied preparations.
The United States Fish Commission car visited Elkins and distributed 40,000 mountain trout mainly at Whitmer and Horton in the Dry Fork area, noted as a prime trout country. The piece also notes Mullen resigning as Elkins YMC A physical director to become swimming instructor in Atlantic City and several local social happenings.
Washington March 26. Schools across the country discuss noon hot dishes for pupils. Milk soup or cocoa, with inexpensive dishes, are offered at cost. Home economics specialists advise practical menus and ease of serving, with trays, wastage reduced and cooking classes encouraged.
In Marinette Wisconsin Elizabeth O’Neil and Eugene Sloped elope to Menominee after a hurried ceremony. Elizabeth’s father Charles O’Neil intercepted near the honeymoon car insisting on taking his daughter home. Eugene vows to win Elizabeth and pursue parental blessings after the clash.
A physician endorses artificial nutrition to help extremely thin people gain fat. He cites that natural nutrition sometimes fails and promotes Tonoline Tablets as a strong, nourishing aid to convert dietary elements into body fat. Readiness to use such tonics varies among patients.
A letter accompanied by $30,000, added to the U S conscience fund, brings the total to $80,000. The donor cites restitution for past thefts and urges no claims on the amount, noting the fund's growth to $469,683 as part of the government general revenue.
A widow in California cared for her estranged husband Samuel Clay Venids in his final days after he deserted her in 1910 and a divorce was pending. Now at 75 he sought to return, but she refused and faced renewed pressures as others pursued relationships, including a man named Reigert.
Panama March 26 The proposed construction of a new dry dock at the canal shops would give the navy immediate uses for emergency shop work and bolster the canal’s shipyard capacity. Commissioned by Congress the project would place expert officers in charge and accelerate naval repair and construction near the canal.
Fragmentary narrative recounts a doomed romance ending in poisoning and murder. A woman pleads for mercy as a condemned lover professes unmatched devotion, while a vendetta or mad plot unfolds toward a grim resolution.
March 25 report notes naval vessels at Rouse engaging in mine sweeping drills. Detachments encountered an unidentified object and sustained minor injuries. Authorities plan further evaluation and potential measures following the incident.
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