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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
8
A fragmented sports note mentions Leon Pames and pitcher Ar the New York Sinn aiming to improve this year. It references learning the pitch, control, and evolving to boost effectiveness, with a focus on rank progression and planned progress throughout the season.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses tensions between party leaders and the executive, with mentions of elections, reform, and attempts to align the president with party councils. It references democratic members and the need for progress, noting misunderstandings and calls for new leadership alignment.
A fragment outlines a subscription contest urging quick action before the April deadline. It emphasizes attracting votes through longer subscriptions, organizing helpers, and starting immediately to maximize results. The piece notes that payments after Monday morning count toward the final tally only if received by April 19.
District manager R Peyton and special agent J C Connell of Central District Telephone Company plus Western Union staff L L Leith and A Ratner returned to Pittsburgh after inspecting local lines on West Main Street and Exchange alley. They praised the business and service of the companies here.
A garbled excerpt hints at a discussion of a Shakespearean or Elizabethan figure, noting a home stage, attire, and a Wright referenced work. The text alludes to a literary analysis or adaptation involving a novel and a river of influence, with obscured attributions and unclear connections to American themes.
An advertisement touts a patent remedy for consumption colds throat and related ailments. It claims to alleviate chronic coughs fevers and breathing issues and urges readers to request a booklet of recoveries from Bland's Drug Store. The copy includes testimonials and mentions Alterative medicine marketed through local druggists.
An old newspaper ad touts Vinol as a tonic for old, delicate, run down and tired people and children, claiming it tones digestive organs and enriches the blood. It praises actor Mann and stage performances, then pivots to promoting Vinol as a health aid with a money back guarantee if it does not help.
An unreadable OCR page lists numerous rooms and company names with scattered numbers. Entities include Morrison Chanty Medical Sooty Root 208 Seco Rope Water Gas Co, Newman Ladies' Tailor, Union Central Life Insurance Co, and Mutual Tata Go. The fragmentary items suggest an old city directory or building directory without coherent narrative.
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a potent dandruff and baldness remedy. It claims rapid stops to hair loss, a clean scalp, and luxurious hair within two weeks, urging readers to buy from Wells Ayer Co. and widespread advertisers.
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