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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
8
The page previews the January issue of a magazine, listing editors, contributors, and a wealth of articles. It notes new serials, fiction, and literary reviews, with mentions of authors, illustrators, and topics such as farming, Yachting, and world affairs.
The readable lines reference managers and editors facing stress over future prospects, with mentions of newcomers and reputations in a writerly context. Names and places appear sparsely, but the overall sense is of tension between performance expectations and career stability in a news or literary setting.
A scrambled OCR listing shows multiple attorney names and room numbers across floors including Second Floor and Fifth Floor references. The text names individuals such as Dr R L Osborn and W Tasior with various room numbers, suggesting a partial directory or shop area within a building.
William Clifford presents Open Door aktwo peckteatura at Orpheum theater tonight. The plot contrasts practical and impractical charity with strong heart interest as a father reforms after learning his son mentors in the slum mission. The program also features Nature's Vengeance and The Lawyer, Dog and Baby, plus Wephthia's Daughter tomorrow and the Quin band at the Odeon theater.
Richwood party notes a difficult political season as Democrats face potential defeat amid a GOP Progressive convergence. Dissent brews within ranks over graft and dismal administration, with officers accused of selling privileges. A January grand jury looms for Democratic officials amid revelations of crime and misconduct. A local cannery begins tuna exports. a restaurant hub integrates gamblers with drinkers.
The text discusses translation as a study of clear thought transfer between languages. It argues for faithful rendering of meaning over mechanical substitution, warning that poor methods lead to bare words without understanding and advocate for deliberate, thoughtful practice in language learning.
Earl Henry head of the Department of Mines states that avoidable accidents caused most deaths in Virginia mines during the first eleven months of 1918. He notes only seven of 309 deaths were due to explosions and credits coal operators, miners, and officials for improved safety and cooperation.
Notice to John D. Minson that on January 10 1914 a petition will be filed in the Circuit Court of Harleon County WV seeking a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. Divorce was previously granted by the court on September 6 1912 and the petitioner Freda C Minson requests proper court action through counsel Morris.
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