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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
10
A fragmented advertisement promises timely savings on curtains for every room with a twenty percent discount. It hints at replenishing stock and suggests Pariline money offerings though details are unclear. Customers are urged to act quickly for the deal.
A long, largely nontechnical report on the Indian Service’s crackdown on liquor in Indian Territory. It recounts bans, raids, arrests, and prosecutions across several tribes from Florida to Oklahoma, including the Nez Perce and Osage Nation. The piece highlights suppression efforts, legal actions, and community enforcement gaps while noting the broader goal to curb intoxication among Native populations.
An old advertisement promotes Laxtriia powder as a cure for constipation and bilious symptoms. It claims relief for belching bad taste and liver and kidney issues and lists Wells-Haymaker Co and a Farrel Drug Store as distributors with unclear contact details.
NOTWOOL DoPyounds a new development in Glarksburg near the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. The line will run to the property, with 70 to 100 houses to be completed by fall for factory workers. Lots from 25 to 50 down are offered with easy terms, as investors are urged to buy now for profits.
The piece, seemingly from an old newspaper clipping, shows a veteran writing to a public servant, expressing appreciation for his wartime service and current duties. It mentions gratitude to the service member and his widow, with hopes for strength to meet civic duties and enjoy present times.
A rough OCR fragment notes a trade company sending seafaring workers to Clarksburg for interim supplies and services. The wording hints at weathered routes and provisioning needs in a wartime or colonial trade context, with vague references to markets and intermediate vendors.
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