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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1913

Page

4

Moving Pictures Meet Sound in Kinetophone Breakthrough

A Wheeling Gazette summary notes Thomas Edison’s kinetoPhone project uniting motion pictures with synchronized sound. It describes Edison’s device pairing a talking machine with the film to capture actors’ dialogue and sounds on a common timeline, enabling talking pictures and potential new theatrical revivals and reduced costs for performances and spectacular shows.

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Eveing Echo Fragment Teases Place and Test

A fragment from an Evening Echo hints at a test for a place and time. The text appears garbled with unusual capitalization and wording, mentioning Chet ene and AB fabreouenes, suggesting a faded or corrupted OCR. No clear event or names emerge.

Whudler

More Pay Prompts Debate Over County Clerk Salary

The Philippi Republican notes County Clerk W. iH. Lightburn of Lewin County is praised by papers yet a proposed salary change faces scrutiny. Critics warn a salary hike could push pay above current levels, while others say many clerks barely meet living costs in some counties.

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Tyler County News Fights Filing Mockery in Letter

The Tyler County News addresses a satirical letter accusing a senator of misrepresentation. It condemns attempted feints at honor and credits the body of men choosing him while noting mixed reactions among Democrats and other parties. The paper pledges to name those it views as not in the “big brain” class.

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Their Own Shoe Controversy Over State Senate Action

Democratic newspapers justify blocking the State Senate organization by claiming a parallel with two years ago while denying any Republican theft. The press argues that there is a real difference in current actions compared with past accusations, and the Democratic stance is framed as following a precedent rather than duplicating it.

Jnat Republic

King Corn and the 1912 crop in dollars and cents

A fragmentary satirical note questions the 1912 corn crop’s value in figures ranging into billions and trillions. It laments wealth concentration, asks whether corn profits fund national debt or influence policy, and hints at vast profits meant for national uses.

Panama Canal Huth United States

Pay of a Mate and the Epicurean Rowe

Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated note on a crew or shipmate, mentioning pay and a mate named Rowe with references to an epicure or refined person. The text is incomplete but hints at naval or maritime context and a billing or payment entry.

Pay Swill Verenar Rowe Epicure

Shinnston Socials and Oil Boom Stir Local News

Shinnston hosts a busy week with visiting relatives, college departures, and a notable oil excitement. Local families and guests include Miss Wauline Dermott, Miss Beulah Mel Dermott, and Mrs. Knapp of Fairmont. The Boston Lyrics lecture is set at the Shinnston opera house, while local oil companies drill on Lucas, Short, and Moore farms as $40,000 of new investment flows in. The Shinnston High School reopens after holidays and the winter examinations begin Monday.

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Bulof Gascarets Promoted Amid Digestive Claims

An old advertisement touts Bulof Gascarets as a remedy for indigestion and bowel issues. It promises quick relief from headaches, billious feelings, coated tongues, and constipation, claiming the product works while you sleep and costs 10 cents a box.

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Veterans Rally for Gettysburg Anniversary in West Virginia

E 4 Billingsley of Faremont, commander of West Virginia Grand Army of the Republic, urges state support for a Gettysburg anniversary celebration on the four and two days of July. He calls for transportation to and from Gettysburg, pleads for signatures from Union and Confederate veterans, and asks county adjutants to publish the order and gather petitions.

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Splendid Household Linen in the White Sale

Splendid Household Linen in the White Sale offers yard goods priced from 29¢ to 1.40 per yard. Advertised are 70 inch and two yard wide damask selections, imported damask creations, and all linen towels with hemstitch or scalloped ends.

Petition Parade Names Confederate Veterans Officers

A note states the petition for former Confederates is with Miss Hall of the Stonewall Chapter of Confederate veterans. Readers are asked to call in and nominate ward veterans Swartz or Riley for design positions.

ex-Confederaes Miss Hall Stonewall Chapter of Confederate Veterans Usilon M. Swartz Riley

BLES TO MEET ELKS REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING TONIGHT

Local Elks will hold a regular weekly meeting tonight at ? o clock. The notice also mentions a store location described as the new store with goods, one door west of First Baptist Church on West Pike Street.

Elks First Baptist Church West Pike St

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