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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
3
Princess Prabandh wife of the new Siamese minister has not reached Washington. She speaks English well and is described as the only real live princess in America.
Calem Scholastic basketball team defeated the Salem Athletics Club five by 70 to 49 at the Mu State Transfer and Storage building on East Pike Street. The game was slow and uneven, with Salem’s refereeing disrupting the pace in the second half. Osborn was out, weakening Salem, while Hugill and Crummitt stepped up. Salem’s team showed growing teamwork but struggled against heavier opponents. Final score details list Buholusttos Salem and Salem players with field goals and fouls.
A damaged OCR text describes gripping symptoms and health issues. mentions urinary signs and a supposed remedy, Kilave's Swamps Redt, claimed to heal kidneys after illness. References a trial and warnings of deceptive medical claims.
A New York physician proclaims the dangers of neglecting minor ailments among women and promotes Strain's Congl Remedy as a cure for choking diseases, colds, and other conditions. The ad notes the remedy’s wide reputation and urges readers to purchase from local druggists.
A Charleston notice lists multiple proposed incorporations across West Virginia and nearby states. Firms include Hobberson Pelly Company Mannington Bluefield Country Club Five-Wight Five Club and Walker-Nay Oil and Gas, among others, with authorized capitals ranging from 10 000 to 500 000 dollars and incorporators named in each entry.
The judge questions the jury about verdict status as the prisoner faces theft charges. A juror asks to search each juror after admitting a missing pocketbook case inquiry.
A garbled OCR passage references a Velvet, a Palace, and a Mayoral hint with distorted names. It reads like a newspaper clipping broken mid sentence, presenting unclear quotes and suspect transliterations from a Baltimore American source.
An old advertisement promotes a home cold remedy claiming rapid relief from symptoms like fever chills and runny nose. It touts a non quinine compound sold for 2d in a small package, urging readers to use the product in every home and to accept no substitutes.
When father was sick about six years he read an advertisement of Clinmaborlait Tablets in the papers that fit actly. He purchased a box of them and he has not been sick since. Sister hid stomach trouble and was also benefited by them. For ease by all dealers.
To Whom It May Concern the pastor and officers of Prides Chapel A Mow church refuse to be responsible for personal debts. Pamous Prunes Mrs and Mrs Pawl W Cange are in recent contact regarding a California prune shipment. A box posted from San Lyte Calif arrived with several carloads of prunes awaiting customs. The box was mailed by Aire SML Chapman along with MA and Mrs Lange and Miss Viola Hensting of Sev Diego Calif visiting Mrs William Li Geppert of Colonial Heights.
An 19th century style appeal promises a genuine rupture cure with a trial to prove effectiveness. The letter asks readers to request a free illustrated book and appliance pricing, asserts success where others fail, and invites mail-in orders with a coupon.
A reader praises a rupture support device, claiming it fits the body, heals the tear, and is comfortable in any position. The letter offers strong endorsement and vows to recommend the appliance to others, signed Lana A. with a Philadelphia style address.
A fragmented note from a Texas farmer speaks of perseverance and gratitude toward a person named WaNY, mentioning cures and various efforts. The unreadable text hints at months of trial and a claim of healing, with references to a duration of weeks and different kinds of work.
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