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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
3
Empire Sign Co and associates listed at the office basement entrance with Fairmont Coal Co and Matusow Physicians noted. Location references include Fifth floor Dre and room 201-302 on second floor, indicating a multi-tenant office arrangement.
In a turbulent tale spanning treason, capture, and daring escape, Henry Hamerston flees the Tower under cover of wine signals, aided by Harriet Burleigh. Disguised as a servant, he slips past guards to seek safety aboard a vessel to France, then returns to wed Harriet after the rebellion subsides.
Notice announces transfer of a liquor license from John Lyon of Lyon Building, 249 East Pike Street, Clarksburg, to Riddie Bl Noon. Hearing by City Council January 4, 1907, with clerk Will H. Cole issuing notice December 1906. Also includes depositions notice for Reuben F. Teel and related chancery matters in Harrison County court.
A trust deed sale is set for January 12 1907 at 2 PM at the Harrison County Court House front door to settle the Rae note. Lot 9 Dolan Addition Wolf Summit with dwelling and appurtenances, cash terms, trustee Claude W Gore.
A fragmented advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises sample bottles by mail and urges readers to mention the Kilmer name and address in Binghamton New York for relief and a medicine bottle.
A jumble of timetable fragments shows routes and times for CLARICam Daily service with departures toward Cumberland Washington Baltimore New York and other points. The text blends schedules with a medicinal ad for Preventives and Preventics candy promising cold relief and potential pneumonia or bronchitis protection.
Greenlawn Cemetery now open offering perpetual care lots. Information on Iota available from P H Koblegard T J Lynch and L Lee Farley on grounds. Also contains testimonial for Cascasweet baby medicine and notes on Portland cement and lime supply from G M West and Stone and Mercer.
A brief notice states that accounts should be given to Acme Collecting Agency for prompt returns and small percent. Address given as 110 Booth Third Street.
Fragmentary text mentions glasses, a doctor named Hardman, a plumbing firm Welch, gas fitting, a fire street, and an agency called Acme Collecting Agency. Details are garbled with possible typos and illegible portions. No coherent event or item can be confirmed from the readable material.
A muddled passage from a Philadelphia Ledger piece weaves quotes on masks and emotion with bizarre anatomical descriptions of insects and pigs. It shifts to a streetcar scene about smoking and a witty exchange, then references Lavater's Physiognomy noting infant facial resemblance to fathers before death.
An explorer recalls a fierce South American spider that pursues intruders. While riding a camel over dry grass, he watches the creature leap and run along his lash, nearly within reach of his head as he swings at it with a whip. The fragmentary narrative blends adventure with odd encounters and local talk.
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