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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
4
An Evening Echo quotes LANDOR on taste and happiness, noting how choosing and following what pleases the mood shapes joy. The fragment reflects a literary aside about wisdom, perception, and human fulfillment within a reflective tone.
The review describes the Bureau of Corporations publicizing its findings from 1906 to 1910, noting railroad rate condemnations, improved petroleum practices, cotton exchange cooperation, tobacco pricing, and water power controls. It credits publicity with reducing oppressive competition, increasing equality of opportunity, and prompting corporate cooperation and public condemnation of harmful business practices.
A lecture by Rev. Lt. Peters will headline a Wilsonburg Literary Society gathering at the schoolhouse. The program includes opening, recitations by multiple students, choruses, solos, and a concluding lecture by Rev. L. B. Peters with various musical pieces and dialogues across fifth through eighth grades.
Miss Vonda Griffin returns to the Boston Conservatory of Music last night. She travels with her mother Mrs. Griffin and an arrangement of business interests. Mr. Griffin and family plan to reside in Boston in the future.
Fragmentary obituary notice records Blanche Eical aged about one year. The text mentions a ceremony held Thursday afternoon and references a church or cemetery setting but the details are garbled.
An advertisement claims a foot remedy relieves corns bunions and pain by drawing out poisonous exudations. It promises fast relief after one use and full cure in a week, arguing rivals clog pores. Sold by druggists or direct from Walter Luther Dodge Chicago.
A vintage ad touts Martin's Rheumatic and Blood Elixir as the superior remedy for rheumatism liver kidney and stomach troubles and constipation claiming it purifies blood. It urges readers to buy at 1.00 per bottle from wholesale distributor Hotner Gaylord Company and other dealers.
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