Sunday Telegram Centra Central May Day Brief
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The Sunday Telegram in Clarksburg, West Virginia
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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
4
A Morning Motto From Sydney Smith on Courage and Action
A fragmentary quotation from Sydney Smith urges timely action over endless consultation. It warns that fears and delaying advice waste years and health. The piece contrasts past and present, noting how hesitation before flood events cost time and opportunity.
Glassic Gallipoli and the tale of Miltiades
A fragment of a London Chronicle narrative threads Gallipoli history from Thracian Chersonese to Athens. Herodotus recounts the Doloukins seeking hospitality, the Delphic oracle, and Miltiades of Athens who finally welcomed them and allegedly saved them by blocking the Isthmus of Bulair.
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Gallipoli
London Chronicle
Athens
Sit
Herodotus
Enosapolis
Kum Kale
Miltiades
Bulair
Plight of the Mexicans in Civil War-Torn Regions
The piece portrays famine in Mexico amid civil war, blaming Carranza Villa and Zapata for blocking food and condemning Red Cross relief as aiding military chieftains. It warns wholesale deaths loom as roving bands seize supplies and prevent planting, while bands exploit imported aid and weapon flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blexico
Vera Cruz
Washington Post
Zapata
Red Cross
Carranza
Villa
Red Cross Society
United States
Alaska’s Path to Prosperity Through Rail and Resources
The Philadelphia Record notes forty eight years since the Alaska purchase and predicts swifter development as mining, coal, copper, and timber potential rise. Remoteness, climate, and vast area slowed exploration, but new rail access and the Kuskokwim river opening will boost commerce, fishing, and forested regions. The sale in 1867 is praised as a great bargain at seven million dollars.
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Sydney Smith
Alaska
United States
Eae
Philadelphia
Pan‘ama’catal Putslaska
Atlantic
Geocetic Survey
Kuskogiam
Alecke
Immigrant Children To Be Placed In Schools Upon Arrival
Port of entry officials will report every immigrant child to local schools immediately so they can be enrolled without delay. The plan, a joint effort of the Department of Labor and the Interior Bureau of Education, aims to prevent misplacement and ensure proper schooling for children aged five and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tomv
Federal Area of Immigration
Department of Labor
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Campinetti
Claxton
Caidrem
Immigrant Children to Enroll in U S Schools Urged
Dr H H Wheaton of the U S Bureau of Education calls for listing immigrant children to county and city superintendents to ensure school enrollment. Commissioner P P Claxton urges officials nationwide to enroll children reported by immigration authorities to promote Americanization through public schools.
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Ital
Poland
Russia
Lithuania
United States
H.H Wheaton
Uiited
States Bureau’ of Education
Fighting Trim and Personal Health in Wartime Life
A Public Health Service pamphlet by Surgeon J M Eager urges personal fitness as vital in the war on disease. It argues individual hygiene, diet, exercise, and lifestyle choices defend national health and sustain society during and after wartime conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
J_M_Eager
Nabions
Editors Talk and Small Town News Scraps From Several Papers
A mosaic of cut news items from Parkersburg and surrounding papers. Notes discuss submarine ideas by the Bandoliers of Venice, Kissing via screens, safety tips, and rural praise. Local editorials commend farmers for spring crops while Parkerstars News notes railway finance moves.
Lincoln era railroads paraphrase by Howard Elliott
A railroad official Henry Elliott paraphrases Lincoln to urge fairness for American railroads. He reinterprets Gettysburg speech, reframing the Civil War era moral test as a decision on whether steel highbars, built under private initiative and government supervision, can endure with fair valuation or must be regulated to remain viable for public service. The piece frames current economic pressures as a crisis in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Bellum
Elliott
Lincoln’s
Gettysburs
Jonz
Fragmentary chat snippets from early papers prompt unnamed reactions
A collage of quotes and stray lines from letters and chats across papers such as New York Tribune Pittsboro Post and Washington Star. The disjointed text references engagement marriage biscuits and fashion notes with no clear single event or story.
Fragmentary OCR: Unclear historical note and dialogue
A highly mangled OCR fragment references payments of five cents each, exchanges and hesitations about savings or trade. The text contains garbled phrases about earnings, advertisements, and advice but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable subjects.
Disorderly hotel protests reach New York streets
Report from New York describes widespread unrest centered on hotel occupancy and management. The piece notes tenants and visitors voicing complaints about first class hotel conditions and management practices, with protests spilling into public spaces and hindering routine hotel operations.
Prices of War Materials Soar in Domestic Market
War price surge hits munitions and chemicals with steep rises across the board. Denatured alcohol climbs twenty to thirty percent, electrolytic copper shifts from 3 to 40 cents a pound, and explosives like cordite see sharp cost jumps as industrial plants convert to denatured alcohol production amid wartime demand. The United States Industrial Securities Company notes rising costs and shifting supply chains.
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