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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions a date and a postal note with unclear names. Main readable item is an obscure publication entry dated around a specific day, with no clear event or outcome. Entities are unreadable. no distinct persons or organizations can be confirmed.
The piece discusses Democratic tensions in the state over the upcoming Senate race. It mentions Col. McCraw’s pick for governor and long-standing party divisions, with references to Governor Holt, Judge Atkinson’s eulogy for Senator Stephen S. biking, and speculation about Davis and Cornwell as potential Senate hopefuls.
A historic piece argues against cap pistols and dangerous playthings for boys. It questions patriotism boosts from toy weapons and suggests abolition to protect youths. The discussion cites incidents, parent concerns, and the need for safer alternatives for girls and boys alike.
A partial and garbled excerpt discusses miners and quarry workers, iron and steel labor, and a claimed 28.1 percent figure. The text references hazardous conditions, labor groups, and safety concerns, with fragmented phrases about earnings, penalties, and practical responses.
A jumble of fragmented lines describes the trouble of starting the day with a rousing, perplexing rhyme about getting a key in a lock and facing a daunting morning. The text cites scraps attributed to the Allentown eDemocrat Scranton Tritone-Republican and the Houston Post as examples.
Shinaston residents and neighbors filled the audience for the opening of The Red Mill under Will Deshon at the Grand Opera House. The cast delivered an enthusiastic, well staged performance with strong scenery work and careful lighting despite temporary wiring issues.
The article describes a new first aid car donated by the Pullman Company and equipped by the Red Cross for the injured department. It outlines the goal to inform employers and railway workers of first aid resources and to promote safety training and injury response across the country. It notes the car’s use in education and as needed aid for injured persons and mentions Mrs. C. L. Haught’s postoperative condition as an example of medical care context.
An old advertisement promotes Papex Dinpepeini and Dyspepsin as cures for indigestion and heartburn. It touts relief from sour belching, bloating, headaches, and stomach distress, noting large 60-count and 100-count bottle offerings at drugstores.
An advertisement touts a hair treatment claiming nourishment and dandruff prevention. It promises growth, shine, and a cure for hair loss with a guarantee, marketed by Wells & Viiyuniker Co and sold nationwide with home delivery claims.
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