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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1915
Page
12
The store touts a large stock of carpets and rugs in various sizes from 6x9 to 10-6x13 and claims exceptional values and facilities for handling trade. It emphasizes a broad assortment and low prices to attract customers seeking any quantity.
In Pittsburg a 1914 1919 blast era stock of over 1.5 million boxes of window glass looms. Despite normal market activity, demand remains weak due to high transport and service costs, weak domestic orders, and stalled export hopes. Workers see pay gains post resumption, but end of blast uncertainty lingers amid fragile industry conditions.
Harrison Ark May 3 After thirty seven years in a sunless dungeon Mon roe Eoff 68 a Confederate veteran died in Union He became blind thirty seven years ago and shut himself in his room never leaving alive His wife and daughter were the only ones allowed to enter the room.
The Railway Development Association plans its annual meeting in St Paul Minnesota May 1 to 15 with leaders from industrial agricultural and development work attending. Governor Hammond and former Governor Eberhart will headline speeches on agricultural education and land development while L J Bricker chairs the local committee arranging the event.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note recounts a London recruit meeting where a Prussian colonel orders an eclipse demonstration for his sergeants. He states the eclipse will occur on parade ground, weather permitting, with fallback in the drill shed if clouds obstruct the sky.
The piece argues that practical ideals grounded in altruistic democracy uplift society. It asserts that human welfare, not mere wealth, drives ethics and economics, promoting profit sharing among owners workers and consumers. It calls for public oversight of private power, stresses science in daily life, and urges visionaries to translate ideals into policy, noting history and leadership from Langley and the Wright brothers.
The Macyland Coal Company announces an order increase at Wendel mine from 700 to 800 workers. President Galloway, head of the company in New York City, authorized the expansion as part of a larger improvement plan. Taylor County operations resume full production with the boosted workforce.
Health chief Dr Ziegler cites Philadelphia data showing one sixth of infant deaths occur in June to August from total illness. He urges mothers to nurse rather than bottle feed, ensure rest, clean clothing, regular feeding, water access, fly and mosquito control, and keep baby cool with light clothing and sleeping alone. He argues government effort could reduce infant mortality.
A misfired quip at a corner table in a Philadelphia Public Letterer tale prompts a baffling exchange. The peevish patron presses the waiter with a curious inquiry about the Zoo. The waiter answers awkwardly, the patron growls, and the scene ends amid confusion over tortoises and racey pants.
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