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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
3
The fragment references Ernest Laniwon playing the reticent Hbaak Disibier in Yorke Mieter Burka. It hints at a pastoral townline play titled Yolitis Tabi Hoxie and mentions a scene involving dialogue about identity and appearance with sporadic dialogue lines. No clear plot or dates emerge.
A damaged OCR fragment notes Sweet Melody Flour Dayin W Witlig selling whisky brands from a local distillery. It mentions standard whisky brands and wholesale offerings, with illegible timing and ordering details.
A public dance event at the Aikbridge venue runs Tuesday and Wednesday nights with a modest entry price. Music performed by the Peerless Blanc Pinyer features a small cover and refreshments available.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions eye examinations and fitting by a Dr Hards, with garbled names and terms. It suggests a medical or optical practice, possibly in a historical newspaper snippet, but readable facts are minimal and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe smallpox concern in Weston with scattered details about patients and responses. Mentions include a child aged four and a dining room scene, but many words are garbled. The readable elements suggest a local health issue and public precautions without a clear report of outcomes.
An old advertisement touts a cough remedy labeled One Minute Cough Dire as safe for children. It claims rapid relief for coughs and croup, with no stomach upset, and promises permanent cure by boosting oxygen to blood and tissues. Dr Armstrong of Fox prescribes it daily.
Vague records show a regular meeting at AMR Club with Mustini and Litenary, praising Mr Dodge for $90 in services, as attendees thanked others. The fragment hints at appreciation and surprise for complementary efforts, but specifics are unclear.
A damaged ad fragment touts a kidney cure claiming travel and street workers suffer kidney disease and that a gentleman engine driver found relief after Foley's famous Cure. The notice lists local druggists and sellers, urging readers to try the remedy despite sketchy details.
A fragment reports pneumonia as the second deadliest illness after consumption, affecting rich and poor alike. It mentions Foley's Medicine as a remedy and prevention, citing a testimonial from Janus Coffee of Raymond, Minnesota, and lists local sellers including C. D. Sturm & Co. Stone & Mercer and R. J. Criss.
An old advert claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured long standing piles after many doctors failed. It touts antiseptic properties and skin relief for various ailments, selling through Wells de Maymaker druggists.
Washington December 30 Senator Scott of West Virginia labeled the situation fake as reports claim the executive committee chair of the Republican committee held a meeting with the president that suggested a recline in the party leadership.
A prudent housewife recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to guard against winter colds. Taken early it may ward off illnesses, and it is safe for children and adults. Sold by Stoned & Mercent druggists.
A confusing OCR item outlines plans for a wholesale liquor house in Glen Wilk near Baltimore. It references a firm led by Aetenm Davis and Willis, talks of forming a new distribution space, and mentions the Creonbirt operation. The notice includes medical hype about “Dr. Gilno’s Blond and Nerve Toma pula,” with sales through Ly Shiai and Mercer druggists at 75 cents per bottle or 3 for $2, claiming health benefits for nervousness and anemia.
The Gly council schedules a first session Friday at 7:39 p.m. to discuss a proposed prohibition within city limits. The agenda includes authority over quarantine measures and related public health concerns amid ongoing disputes.
A vintage advertisement claims Electric Bitters will calm nerves, cure sleeplessness, settle stomach upsets, and restore balance by toning the stomach and kidneys, stimulating the liver, and clarifying the blood. It promises effective results with a money back guarantee by Frank G. Bland druggist.
Official notice from the Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency certifying that the Empire National Bank of Clarksburg West Virginia is authorized to commence banking under federal law. Certification dated Oct 31, 1908 with official seal and signature.
The annual stockholders meeting of Traders National Bank of Clarksburg. to be held Tuesday Jan 12 1904 at 10 oclock for electing a board of directors and to act on amendments to the articles of association. The board shall consist of not more than thirteen directors, five stockholders. T M Taukos treasurer deem. The studio will continue in operation under the management of Miss Hattman. The quality of works warranted not to fail. Twenty eight shares 256 ANT. Now is the time to get in on a bargain. Coffman Susitt حتى
Fragmentary OCR text references a boatel opening and a ceremony with a bangjuee on New Year's Eve. Mentions Drowiber and Shunde with unclear details. Dense garbled terms obscure concrete entities or dates.
Fragmentary ad text touts a medical product, implying cures for various ailments with a dated, promotional tone. Multiple garbled phrases obstruct clear meaning, but the snippet hints at digestive relief and general tonics. No verifiable figures or organizations are legible.
Vague OCR text shows names like Robert K Mexaylor and Natelie Kubot uncle with garbled phrases. Likely notes weddings or licenses with couple pairings and officials, but readable specifics are minimal.
An ad-like fragment touts Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and consumption. It claims a patient improved and was cured, with a testimonial from Blank G. Blan, stating his wife recovered entirely. Includes pricing and free trial bottle details.
A Clarksburg widow, Mrs. Anderson, testifies that after years of urinary weakness and distressing symptoms a product named Downs Kidney Pills provided relief. She recounts relief after use and endorses the remedy, noting Wells & Haymaker drugstore carried it and Downey’s as the authorized agent in the United States.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers special tours via Washington at low rates with round trips to Jacksonville and Tuckeonville. Tickets include railroad fare sleeping car accommodations and meals en route. Departures occur January 25 and February 10 and 24 with return dates through May 31, 1904. Call Baltimore & Ohio ticket agents for details.
Baltimore and Ohio announces two winter excursions to Washington on January 21 and February 18, 1903. Low round trip fares include excellent train service with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars. Tickets available from ticket agent O H Towles or at ageula B&O railroad offices.
The text presents a garbled summary discussing Galileo era topics, a figure named Lotario Sarai, and a claim about Babylonian influence affecting events. It mentions causation, orbits, and friction, with uncertain conclusions and no clear timeline or outcome.
The fragment discusses 2000 years ago writing systems, noting Manilius as contemporary to Caesar and Virgil era figures. It links shorthand development to the influence of Virgo and Mercury, claiming ancient skill and paper transcription rival modern stenography.
A. BLN. Peal narrates a tale of Rossin dogged by suitors amid high society. A Russian lady outshines Rosalnt in patience as daily promenades occur. A message of gain follows and misinterpreted signals reveal social plots and demands. The dialogue centers on favors and a bizarre request for asparagus.
The passage presents a surreal dialogue and vivid, dreamlike imagery about flowers, hues, and an implied mystery. It references a scene with a mouth angle and a brilliant fold, then shifts to an exchange about a prison or confinement and an odd quotation about attempting to pick something corked.
The Cincinnati Times Stor reports two figures, Destotency and Honestman, offering explanations for their inability to fill a confidential mastonry role. Crookedehan cites lack of sufficient knowledge, while Te expresses discharge from consideration. The piece notes miscommunication and unresolved questions about qualifications.
A garbled OCR-like passage presents scattered phrases about attraction and honesty. It mentions mothers, dolphins, and a twin brother motif, but lacks clear events, names, or places to identify a coherent news item.
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