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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

3

Social and Personal Notices From a Town’s Episcopal Community

A cluttered social page notes parish events at the Episcopal church on Main Street, including a meeting with a badge ceremony, a nursing class at the Young Women’s Christian Association, and a First Methodist Christmas sale with a turkey supper. It also mentions the Ludiva Aid Society’s bazaar, a large reception at Mrs. E. H. Provin’s home, the marriage of Joseph D Williams to Helen Z Smith, a farewell social for Apostle W. R. Russell, and gifts given in appreciation of his services.

Aelocie Lunday Christian’ Association Baa Taylor B.provin Agron Ward Mrs. Travis Paul Mf Robbeois Virgi Te Highland Robert Morris Bo Wolingr Harry T.wilsons Thompson Mary Ruhl Virginia Gaylord Gracie Haymaker WR. C. Russell St. Thorine Canada B. E Wadsworth Stealey Avenue Stealey Heights Russell

Tinex a Cold Remedy Ad for Pine Cure Cough

An old advertisement touts Tinex as a strong remedy for chest coughs hoarse throats and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief from colds and winter coughs with a pine oil based formula marketed as safe tasty and effective. The copy emphasizes purity, Norwegian pine ingredients and a guaranteed satisfaction policy.

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Flawed OCR Record Fails to Convey Clear Event

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions beams, Prultoia and itohes, a sallet, and gallstones, with unclear references to family and Trlunde, leaving the main incident or outcome inaccessible. The readable portions provide no concrete people, places, dates, organizations, or events to anchor a proper news item.

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Followers of Christ Attend City Event and Visit

The article recalls a gathering where local residents and visitors from Lumberport and Rhimston met in a friendly, informal evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Richardson and a long list of guests from nearby towns. The group enjoyed jokes, singing, tambourine music, and light refreshments. Mr Kags presented a gift of gui laas to the Richardsons as a gesture of appreciation.

Abe Mra Wdwin Vv Rignwedaon Lumberport Ielr Woine Mra B.C Irene Selby Hond Hornor Vance Horner Ivery Kags Richardson

Postoffice prep for holiday rush at Clarksburg

A local post office plans for a Christmas surge with extra clerks and carriers. The facility expects double the usual volume, especially for parcel post, and will expand staff to handle increased mail and packages this season.

Wal Mary Bianers Clarksburg Tics Glarksburg

Local Visitors and Residents Return From Travels

A jumble of names shows Mrs Walton Strother from Salem visited Thursday shopping while Miss Margore Hubingon returned home from Philadelphia for Thanksgiving. Several residents including Mrs Benjamin Blackford of Parkersburg and Colonel and Mrs Henry Haywood returned home Wednesday. Others traveling include J iy Israel and sister Mathey to Moundville for merchandish, Mrs Julian G Smith from Hamilton returning home, George C Shields of Pairmont on business, H P Chanthers of Fairmont on city business, Mrs Albert A Erdman of Blims visiting, G G Smith of Huntington staying at Waldo hotel, J D Moore from Philipp, Allen from Parkersburg on a brief visit, Prunty from West Union handling business, George Fenney back Wednesday night after months away, Mr Fohner visiting Denver and Minneapolis, Mrs Alga Hilbert of Wheeling visiting Point Comfort.

Walton L. Strother Salem Margore Hubingon Philadelphia Benjamin Blackford Parkersbury Henry Haygwood C. Har “Irael Mise Mathey Moundaville Merchafiol J, Iy Israel Julian G. Smith Hamilton Clyde Mr. Criat North Chestnut Atreat George C. Shields Pairmont H. P. Chanthers Fairmont Elty Albert A. Erdman Blimns G. G. Smith Huntington Waldo Hotel J. D. Moore Philipp Blt Allen Parkershire OE Prunty Trois West Union George Fenney Ynendlig Fohner Denver Colo Minneapolis Mon Alga Hilbert Wheeling William, Quinn Point Comfort

Bribe Charge Shocks Cleveland Investigator

Charles Dewoody, a special investigator, said he would forward to Washington a report detailing alleged bribe money, received by Dr. B. W. Telter and others, tied to claims about fittings and a gun cotton shipment on the Lusitania. The Austro Hungarian consul backed Ritter’s statement that funds were supplied during the probe, though Ritter denied the affidavit was bought.

Claveland Charles Dy Dewoody Eitt Washington Gald B. W. Telter Fitters Ernest Ludwig Cleveland Devealy Department of Justice Ritter

Ford's Passport Continued From Page One

A fragment discusses interpretations of official actions and private citizen efforts in urgent peace aims, noting that Stites does not consider private missions on business as valid if they lack urgency, and hints at legal or procedural nuances in the diplomacy topic.

Ford Stites

Wilson Told on Page 52 Aide Urges Trade Commission

Washington Dec 2 John Fahey president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and President Wilson today urged Congress to establish a non partisan trade commission and to provide means to strengthen merchant marine. Fahey said there is a great need for more ships to carry U S exports and advocated different ways to secure the ships with a compromise aimed at quick legislation during the ongoing session.

Washington John Chamber of Commerce of The United Statia Dunindsa Congress Marie Fahey United States Mabey

Ford Talks About His Mission Of Peace In Europe

In New York Ford outlined his peace expedition to depart for Europe aboard the Scandinavian American liner Oscar II. He denied plans to strike soldiers in trenches and proposed six permanent peace delegates to stay in Europe with a broader conference to decide next steps. George W. Andrews of 48 West Main Street celebrated a holiday birth as his wife and baby weigh ten pounds three quarters, mother and child reported healthy.

New York Ford New Yorke Pliny Fay Europe Kia George W. Andrews Slam Street Stork Babe

Weston arrest linked to paternity charge in county jail

Thurmond Scott was taken to Weston after detention at the county jail. He was moved Thursday to Weston where he is wanted on a paternity charge preferred by a city woman. Authorities and records indicate the transfer followed a request by Levis county officials.

Thurmond Scott Wilnonburg Woaton Young Levis County

Incomplete OCR Yield: Chamber Conign Fsmedy Mentioned

Fragmentary text discusses why to use a chamber conigh fedmoy and references years of familiarity with a good quality. Contains garbled names, unclear events, and nonstandard terms.

Tgs Joseen-Atia

Membranous Croup Report At Cenhe Town

Fragmentary notes describe a case of membranous croup in Cenhe town with mentions of patient Charles and a Wednesday dinner event. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but the entry records a medical condition affecting a resident and a moment of treatment or observation by Drandos.

Russell Debate Offer Prompts Clergy Clash in City

Roy Huet reports on a heated controversy in Russell over a proposed Bible debate. A minister challenged local clergy to public discussion, but leaders refused, citing scriptural prohibitions against debate. The piece cites Paul and Timothy and notes warnings from the city pulpit about turning away dissenters.

Roy Huet Clarkaburg Torafien Earth Socentien Alen Mugeell Tele-gram Wien Ag Paul Paul Timothy GodUneas Tim Webster Zays Contoveray Jweang Paul Was Jeanet Webster Faye Mrewnieng Acta Tryannik Wen- Sters Saye Dlapitiog Mars Hill Ghirksbute Tudela Solomon Janus Christ Sania Ming Pavnald Thave Bren

Noted Letter From Shawkey On Holidays For Schools

The superintendent reports receipt of a letter from MC Ps Shawkey regarding Christmas and New Year holidays for schools and notes arrangements for continuation of classes and the upcoming term. The communication mentions holiday dates and the impact on school operations.

S. Lawron Schooln Shawkey

Prohibition Charge Tied to Wilson Arrest at Parkerburg

A Parkerburg arrest reports Olivetles Wilson charged with violating prohibition laws after whiskey was found not clearly labeled. Deputy U.S. Marshal Walter Bee testified at the scene as the case proceeded, with prior convictions and bond details noted.

Wilson Walter Bée Parkersburg Young Wilson Parkerqburg

Local Prohibition Officers Seize Liquor Shipment

Prohibition officers led by JJ Waller Beay report intercepting a liquor shipment at a local railroad station. Ninety four pints and several cartons were seized. four men were arrested and await hearings Friday. Names given include Joly Galachis, Bank Stell Homano, and EW Bail.

Ean Pananger JJ Waller Beay Faskerbure Anis Fries Nhe

Board of Trade forms committees to aid counsel

The Board appoints two internal committees and a counsel to advise on trade matters. A special committee and its counsel may assist, to share expenses with the board, and to prepare its expert testimony for a November meeting. The directors authorized a special committee to supply necessary expert aid.

Board of Trade Expe Board of Director Ita -Preylowe Board of

Friends in Adanston Case Report

Fragmentary letter says a group of residents and visitors in Adanston West Virginia discuss a troubling incident. It mentions a Haney party and various neighbors, with unclear sequence of events and names, repeatedly noting distress and desire for remedies.

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