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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1916
Page
4
A Morning Motto Quarrels and Sparks Between Sides
A Morning Motto notes that quarrels resemble sparks needing a flint or steel to ignite. It argues disputes arise from misplacing focus on terms rather than things and stresses examining whether the disagreement is worth contending about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolton
School for Mothers Opens in Los Angeles
A new School for Mothers and prospective mothers opens in Los Angeles funded by prominent local women. The chamber of commerce provides a free exhibit and lecture hall for biweekly examinations of babies and maternal titles. The aim is permanent city and county support as hundreds of babies are registered in the first week. The curriculum covers infant care, home sanitation, diet, bathing, exercise, and motherhood basics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
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Newest Plant Freak Grafts Tomato On Potato At College
Pennsylvania state college unveils a novelty plant by professor C. B. Myers. A potato grafted with a tomato shoot on the right stalk produced many blossoms and tomatoes while the underground potatoes thrived, creating a bizarre vegetable hybrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
B. Myers
Banded ducks sought to track migration and recovery
The U S Department of Agriculture seeks reports on wild ducks with leg bands bearing a request to notify the Bureau of Biological Survey in Washington D C. Bands help study longevity and migration after a widespread duck sickness near Great Salt Lake Utah, and authorities urge sending the band with date place and circumstances of capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Shamrocks in Transit From Ireland to America
A consignment of shamrocks in flower pots and metal boxes sails from Dublin to the United States. Transport attempts have long failed to preserve the plant, but a special effort is made for its protection on the voyage. Irish Americans accompanying the shipment care for the consignment during their return to the States. Nearby, Claiborne Hall in McDaniel Maryland features a maple tree that continuously weeps, soaking the ground beneath it each morning despite drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
United States
Ireland
America
Rie
Chun
Maple Tree
Sandy Editorial
Claiborne Hall
Ira K. Caulk
McDaniel
Typhoid Costs in West Virginia
The state health department estimates typhoid fever costs at least $410,000 annually in wages and deaths, with total losses rising to about $810,000 when valuing lives at $1,000 each. The analysis argues sanitation could drastically reduce cases and banish typhoid over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
State Department of Health
The College Man Urges Real Effort After College
Scawan of Bethlehem steel fame writes in the November American Magazine on college graduates. He argues that educated men who expect easier work will face disaster and warns against inflated notions of entitlement entering industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scawan
Bethlehem Steel Fame
American
A College Man and the Path to Industry Success
A speaker argues against immediate advantage for college entrants over experienced workers. He contends higher education should come later after mastering business details, valuing disciplined work and long hours. He cites a self-made example of frugal beginnings before earning higher wages. He warns against dress suit habits delaying real work and endorses total commitment to early, hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambashe Hippens
Nis
Alent
Plenaire
Ts Mt
American fair play urged for starving Albanians in Europe
William Willard Howard of New York warns that Albania faces famine as US aid concentrates on Belgium Poland Armenia and Syria. He cites Albania's sky high food prices and starving women and children and calls for immediate relief shipments from a new American ship and Balkan Relief Fund at 70 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Belgian Nas Nad
Albania
William Willard Howard
New York
Europe
Mr. Howard
United States
Turkey
Belgium
Poland
Armenia
Syria
Senvia
Frederick Lynch
Shreakin Werls
Carnegie Church Union
Ientel
Picuré
Balkan Relief Fund
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Demand for Workers in States Reports Strong Labor Need
The United States employment service, now at 1824 6 South Third Street Philadelphia, reports a robust demand for labor across industries in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Delaware Zone 3. In the last fiscal year 1026 employers offered 11 467 jobs including machinists miners bricklayers domestics and factory staff, with September placing 622 applicants in roles from carpentry to hotel service and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usitry States Employment Service
House Ofices
Philadelphia
Keystone
South Third Street
Commissioner of Immigration
Elmer E. Greenawalt
Tuderal
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
Abege
Pennsyvania
Pittsburg
United States Employment Service
Nissan
Federal labor service expands to Wilmington Del branch
Requests by mail, telephone, or in person for help receive prompt attention and care. A new labor distribution agency under Commissioner Greenawalt operates in Wilmington in cooperation with the city government. Since starting July 10, the Wilmington branch reports satisfactory results. Negotiations for broader cooperative labor service with states and cities progress, promising greater aid to employers and job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Greenawalt
Wilmington
Del
Federal
Great Phe Vanier and New York’s Curtain Rise
A vivid, if fragmented, reminiscence of New York cultural life. The narrative threads through theater impresarios, performers, and evolving entertainment venues, with blurred references to the Great Phe Vanier of 1335, a marquee of showbiz eras, and the shift from saloon to cinema. It mentions figures like Freddy Mock, Samuel Fotuaptel, and Leo Folitow, noting ambitions, marriages, and career pivots, ending with Milian Schwarewald and a budding songwriter’s rise.
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Samuel Fotuaptel
Thy Niajto
Ebi Worl
Pitsburg
Samuel
Dwooe
Ginnloe
New York
Milian Schwarewald
Leo Folitow
Mella
Fourwon
Ani
Aleady
Mortis
Rayaltion
Fragmented Victorian stage mutterings in garbled verse
Disjointed and unreadable OCR text presents a collage of stage dialogue, lines, and adverts with stray names and phrases. Despite garble, it reads like a vaudeville, mystery, and local chatter mix centered on Canting characters and urban life.
Restrictions Spark Student Protests at State Teachers College
Ghleely Colorado October 21 reports anger among girl students over new rules at the State Teachers' College. The policy limits dating to two nights weekly and requires approval for invitations and activities with men. Girls must be in bed by 10 pm on those nights, with violations leading to dismissal.
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Ghleely
Colo
Ing. Mor
Ingo
Giiplh Brown
Jas
Fire Victim in Utherland Family Wedding Night Tragedy
Sutherland's daughter, bride to be Mrs. Howard Sutherland, perished in a room fire at her Look Haven home during preparations for a wedding. Firefighters extinguished the blaze started by a curtain near a gas jet. Several gowns and personal items were damaged. the bride's mother and another guest were injured but survived.
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Terscu Alvooneta
Gladyn McFarlan
Uridgeport
Conn
Bellestiati
Ptier
Ewe Eutherland
Election of Civic League officers reported at Elkins meeting
The annual election of a few members of the Elkins Civic League was held Wednesday afternoon, naming Mrs Howard Lune land president and Mize, Ivan A. Has con, recording secretary, and A.M Canameham, corresponding secretary. Regular and new committees were set, with plans for community work and entertainments discussed. Maxwell received praise for leading the flower department. Auxiliary Meets. A St. Henden’s Catholic church dance was held with music by the Ellie sce phon e orchestra. Local sports and personals items follow, including travels of Basil Galawr and various Elkins residents visiting or returning from trips.
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Eiking Civic League
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Howard Luneland
Notice For Tre Puntse Ow Saturday October
The readable fragment notes a house sale action tied to a named resident J. Mather and property details. Exact names and dates are garbled, but reference to a sale within a residence context and a local official seems present.
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Shannon
Seto House
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