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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references Pho Vireota and Paul Gidnore amid unclear tour details. Names appear as potential individuals, with no definite event, place, or date discernible. Summary preserves uncertain items without inventing facts.
Fragmentary text describes a person in the city and mentions fashion and an opportunity for display in exquisite dress. Details are unclear and many words are garbled, but references to spiritual or moral themes appear alongside civic mentions. The passage reads as a damaged OCR snippet with multiple nonstandard words.
The article previews a stage production starring Rose Coghlan and Virginia Bryant in a melodramatic romance about a daughter's dissipation and a noble lover. It notes the play is wholesome drama with influential songs and notable performances, with ticket prices and venue details.
A review of Willard Spenser's new comedy Opera Loimon Trader Tinard opera Loimon Hurley features Dorothy Tunting Alice Dover Nell McNeil and others in a lively curtain raiser with a trudging plot, ambitious staging, and a chorus. The piece promises musical interludes and a whimsical plot about workers in a farm setting with a humorous masquerade and a broad social backdrop.
Orland, manager of Gram! theater, announces the arrival of the Howard Dor set company for a solid week. The company opens Saturday with a change of play and a special late-night 'Lea' nightly. Dor set promises stronger performances and a high standard repertoire seldom produced by a company. Other plays planned are high-class royal pieces, with Shakespearean works highlighted.
The passage discusses tracing the origin of the phrase TAM Jenre through medieval and modern linguistic notes. It references scholars, extracts, and debates about politeness forms in social interaction and contrasts formal versus informal entering of gatherings.
A fragmentary report notes profits and actions of blockade runners including Captain Rot oris and Hobart Prahn during the Civil War. It mentions captured ships, prices for cotton and goods in Wilmington and England, and the fate of many vessels burned or run aground to evade Union cruisers.
An artist recalls a restaurant visit stained by a red room tone and a vivid blue waist with a creme de menthe and green attire under a bold yellow hat, which spoiled his mood despite seeking relaxation after hard studio work. The New York Press recounts his irritation at the clash of colors within the dining space.
A pupil named Daniel Webster is summoned for punishment after dirty hands. He wets his right hand and shows it, asking for a cleaner one. The teacher challenges him, and a second, left hand appears from behind, humorously satisfying the demand and ending the incident.
The article recounts a dramatic moment with explorer Franklin and his wife. As he slept on a sofa, Lady Franklin cast a covering over his feet and he woke in consternation, muttering about a torch and the fate associated with a “jalon Jack” over a corpse.
In the notice M. D. Staart announces buying and running a new bar at the Jaren barut on Tredersal near the rear of the Central Presbyterian church where the Glarkeburg Traunlet once stood. He plans to place a few horses on the premises and offer boarding.
Advertises two mid winter excursions to Washington from January 21 and February 18 with rail service details, fare information, and ticket agent contact at Illinois Route. Includes an ornate Imported Shire stallions for sale listing with prize history and a note on a 1904 auction event by Finch Brothers in Joliet.
This season prompts a promise from a prudent housewife to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It wards off severe colds if taken at first sign and is safe for children, though care is advised. Sold by Stone & Moreen and Doyle & Willis at wholesale prices from three distillers.
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