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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
6
A garbled OCR passage describes a confusing scene with phrases like rope by Soong and a chaotic set of nonstandard names. It mentions a tense moment, an attempted comfort, and references to a former year’s event. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear people, places, or dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a shoe sale push with phrases about stock clearance at Osturn’s Waldo location and notes customers buying shoes rapidly. The text is garbled but suggests a promotional clearance event and a heavy discount focus.
Patient notes point to subtle kidney issues with back ache dark urine and fatigue. Medical guidance emphasizes early evaluation, fluid balance, and potential tests to confirm kidney function, urging prompt care for persistent symptoms.
The February issue highlights first new novel works by Grane and Livingston Hill, plus Life of Mrs Eddy and essays by William James and George Kibbe Turner. It surveys fiction, photography, and science topics, including Mary Gardin on American music and Bryan’s speeches, with rugged Arctic and North American explorations.
The Republican League in West Virginia, led by vice-president W B Cutright of Buckhannon, seeks state central committee cooperation. Awaiting dealer replies, a Parkersburg meeting on April 25 may reorganize the league and align with other Republican groups ahead of national state and local campaigns.
Mormon elders from American Falls Ish visit Parker area farmers for missionary outreach in Wood County over the past year, yet have not reported any converts. Two riders recently traveled to the lower county to continue attempts, with similar results. The text notes continued effort and a focus on rural districts despite the lack of success.
Dr J S Maloy and Dr Harvey Miller of Shinnston are patients at the Cook hospital in Fairmont. Maloy is a surgical patient recovering after an operation. Miller, a typhoid fever patient, was admitted recently. Mrs Maloy and Mrs Miller are staying with them during their illnesses.
The Clarksburg lodge of Elke will hold a regular meeting tonight to discuss the big circus and combined mammoth shows. The Wild Man of Borneo has arrived, and Prof. Gus Smith will feed him with wewera waists and chocolate drops during the lodge gathering.
All members of the Clarksburg lodge and visiting members of the order are asked to attend a meeting this evening at the Tenderw Annex Hall. State Commander C Showwaiter will be present to instruct on the new ritual. A candidate will be initiated followed by a smoker and social session.
Both Manongsh mines where December explosions occurred have resumed work with a good number of men employed. Reports say operations are proceeding with fine speed after thorough examination and repair. Southwest Melodot Flour.
A garbled text describes various native roots and herbs such as Golden Beal root Ntone root Black Gherrybark and Queen's mot. It warns of possible stomach or liver effects and references a purported regulated substance with faux medical claims and unsafe combinations.
Special commissioner Hazel Morgan will offer at public sale on February 19 1908 at 10 am at the court house in Harrison County West Virginia a 27 acre tract on Nolans Run branch of Tenmile Creek. The sale includes restrictions on coal and oil gas leases and is subject to deed conveyance and existing liens. Terms require one third cash and rest on credit with notes and security. purchaser may pay cash if desired.
Everyone is welcome when digestion works. Dr Kinga New Lita Pilla regulate the stomach liver and bowels perfectly. Feel good when he takes the pills sold at Frank G Bland's drug store for 250.
Fragmentary ad describes Greenlawn near the city offering perpetual care for all lots. Includes contact at 350 W Main Street and a Home phone st. Interspersed text advertises Dr Shoop remedies and a dubious health claim, with garbled names and phrases.
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