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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
10
The readable text presents a garbled political statement about principles, national leadership, and aspirations for the American people. It names Edna Ty Bitir and Sara Brogreay among unclear references, with ideological terms scattered throughout.
The names and addresses of those deemed worthy of Christmas charity are requested by December W Morrison, chairman of the Elks charity committee.
The passage argues that many thousands of voters shifted to the Progressive party, unhappy with Republican leadership and seeking an honorable resolution. It praises committee wisdom in convening a meeting to unite patriots and avoid continued intra party strife for future victory.
A testimonial letter from Mrs A F Brigge of Eldred Pennsylvania describes severe influenza and kidney trouble cases both she and her husband faced. After using Swamp Root they recovered enough to resume work and recommend the remedy, noting a notary sworn statement and an offer for samples and information from Kilmer Co.
A long unreadable political transcript weighs in on party strategy. It discusses revival of a presidential figure and urges timely action for a national convention, with references to Lincoln and party unity, while debating delegate elections and potential future alignments. The piece also includes a list of unclaimed letters at a local post office.
A regional theater page reports a competition titled Under Arizona Skies inviting contestants aged 30 to 75 to perform a one act piece. The event promises prizes from management and hints at forming a permanent stock company in the mountaintop English speaking scene.
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