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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
3
Partial OCR shows an ad line for Gould, owner, with a gas and plumbing theme. Mentions BEREKA PLUMGING Co and a contest titled Mase Contest. Details are garbled with incomplete contact info and a phone number.
A testimonial from Mr A McClaskey of Clarksburg West Virginia praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney derangement. The note describes relief after taking the product from Walte and Haynicker's drug store and urges readers to remember the name and price of 50 cents. Foster Mifflin Co Buffalo New York is cited as sole US agents.
A brief forecast for roller skating at the big rink calls for partly cloudy skies, light afternoon winds, and temperatures in the mid 60s to around 70s. Chance of a light breeze and no rain expected during open skating hours.
Fragmented items report aging state figures, college updates, and local incidents. Veterans of the Civil War attend events. colleges plan summer sessions. the Fenton Art Glass plant resumes work. Huntington recruits breaks records. a new Quinnimont hotel opens. mental health cases surface. New River mines run near full time. political maneuvers and local societies form. Also notes on catarrh cures offered with advertisements.
An old advertised remedy promises Pineulos for rheumatism backache and kidney trouble with a 30 day trial price. Also Chamberlain's Salve touted for skin and fever sores with supposed healing properties. Products sold by local merchants amid health claims.
A brief copyright notice states Richard Harding Davis is protected by the 1901 copyright held by Robert Howard Russell. The item cites author and year, indicating publication rights and ownership.
Arthur and Lyle visit the accident ward after a fatal streetside incident. Arthur recounts events leading to his brother Chetney's death and his reunion with the Princess Zichy. Chetney explains his break with Zichy and insists on following Arthur home to reveal final plans, while the pair reconcile before parting.
Jarmem Th Washington a 24 year old colored man died after a lingering illness and complications. He lived with his brother Tough F Washington at 568 Jens Street. He was unmarried. His parents were Mr and Mrs Rowberry Washington both deceased. He had recently moved to the city a year ago from another home. He was a member of a local church and related to several community members.
A fragmented notice mentions Debs Recorden and Thomase C. White related to the Gronite Improvement Company. It lists several names and potential ties to a docket or partnership, with unclear roles and a focus on company matters and local interests.
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