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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
5
An excerpt of a Way Down East style play describes a tale of love, betrayal, and social pressures in a village. A young man falls for a newcomer while a companion aids and faces scorn. A dramatic blizzard, pursuit, and a happy ending conclude the story.
A disjointed review notes a tepid reception for a production titled A Bunch of Keys. The cast of eight women and others faced weak audience turnout and pacing issues on opening night.
Colebuther Maynor celebrates a birthday with friends at his Main Street home. Attendees anticipated a lively gathering despite some misreads in the OCR text. The day featured warm wishes and hearty toasts to the honoree.
Fragmentary notices report a job ad seeking a capable write girl or woman for childcare duties and general tasks. Other brief items mention Weston Grocery, Travel to Salon Tawestay, and various names with small events or errands.
Attendees at the Morgantown military ball included cadet corps members and several named figures. The scene featured a large turnout with about a hundred participants and notable attendees from university groups.
A misread fragment shows Mike Tay representing Thao Tin Company visiting the city on a six year trade matter. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes. The item appears as a brief business note with limited identifiable entities.
A disjointed market commentary claims Gruel Claws and a scorched breath tone as a stock broker pitch from FRAZIER & COMPANY. The piece touts stock tips and speculative prints while promising analysis of market movements and bragging about a better chance in UW Hight compared with Tawson System. It mentions offices at 109 Oake Wall and 201 Main Stowe.
A fragmentary notice reports a strange shipfront facade at the Tyllard Inn in Lathe Mary. The details are unclear but locals note the rigging and timberwork resemble a historic mounter craft.
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