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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
3
A garbled passage describes a train of kites against a dusky sky, with a bugle following as each kite is pulled in and reformed. Readers see uncertain actions and unclear participants, with fleeting mentions of indignant avoidance and odd aerial objects.
The Carden correspondent reports geologic survey findings on glassy, grooved balls found between Kurnira and Borneo. They resemble natural glass nodules, not volcanic bombs, with no nearby volcanoes matching their composition. Some speculate they were ejected from the Moon’s volcanoes and fell to Earth.
A collage of quotations and anecdotes from a historical periodical notes philosopher John Stuart Mill praised for his early study of Greek, logic, and economics. It recalls prison findings of petrified remains and features lighthearted exchanges about memory, temper, and social manners.
Mrs. Pawkins praises her fashionably minded daughters as Mr. Pawkins responds with weary muttering in a domestic exchange revealing family dynamics.
The Lion and the Mouse, Charles Klein's dramatic success, arrives tonight with Henry B. Harris presenting. The play features John Burkett Ryder, Shirley Rossmore, Jefferson Ryder, and a cast of recognizable Americans, aiming for a vivid, accurate portrayal.
Senator Thorn denounces railroad and Standard Oil influence while defending a two cent fare bill and urging Senate to avoid railroadized or Standard Oil control. Ashburn presses Senate bill 142 to the railroad committee as Foreman notes a slip directing it to labor.
The collapse of a 123 foot temporary span on a B&O crossing over the West Fork river near Watson damages the line to New England mine and halts engine traffic for a week. The New Hogland mine stalls as its only outlet is cut. Rising ice filled river caused the failure. two men, Pierson and Ecker, were fined in police court for disorderly conduct.
Mrs Bartlett Helmick arrived from Fairmont last night to enter Kessler hospital for treatment. Her guest Miss Beatrice Watson accompanied her, and Miss Bessin Goodwin has returned from Pittsburgh after visiting her brother Frank and his wife.
In a village near the mine of a city, tenants Chris and Gretchen endure abuse from Steiger the landlord. They repair, pay on time, and brave threats while Steiger blocks changes and harasses them. After years, the will bequeaths the Tagblatt property to the devil, unless a couple can own it for a year, leaving the couple in a legal and moral bind with Steiger mysteriously involved.
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