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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
3
West Pike Street sells 4 Slidnes to final Sky property suitable for laundry Stall manufacturing for laundry to town as the old tannery and consists an old brick building. The lot is 5x190 feet and has a driveway.
No clear readable facts found in the input. Unable to derive a coherent news item. The fragment appears garbled with no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to anchor a summary.
A readable fragment describes a property on Tealey Avenue in a Mendip Residence area. It notes a 40 by 120 foot lot with a Dalley rear, and suggests the buyer could secure a good home. The OCR text is garbled but indicates a real estate listing intent.
Item lists a price of 2650 dollars for a 48 wash period option with durations of one and two years. The note provides no further context about the product or seller.
A residence in need of buyer investment is offered for sale. The property features a bath, a warm area, and an attic on a generous lot. The listing notes potential exchange options and a payment difference, with details unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
Prominent women organize the Women’s National Made in U S A league in Washington with cabinet wives and congressional officials as patrons. Notable figures include Mrs Lindley My Garison wife of the secretary of war and Mrs William T Story president of the D A R alongside Mrs Victor Murdochey wife of a Kansas congressman and Mrs James R Mann wife of the House Republican leader.
Frederick S. Simpich recounts a visit to a famed desert city known as a shrine to pilgrims. The Shia holy site draws devotees from India Persia and Russia each year for burial in the sacred desert ground beyond its walls. Visitors describe a stark, unwelcoming approach to a city built on shifting sands and ancient legends.
An old style patent medicine ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that purports to improve skin tone, eyes, and buoyancy. It markets these tablets as a liver and bowel aid like calomel but with gentler, 20 day results and claims widespread sales at 10 or 25 cents per box.
An irregular OCR fragment references severe rheumatic pains and remedies, discusses blood and liver effects, and mentions historical figures and explorers. The text blends mythic ritual imagery with travel and warfare hints, naming pilgrims, lodges, and ancient mosaics in a busy, garbled panorama.
Washington dispatch reports Major Neely locating Clarence Sturm, son of Worthington, after a long absence. The boy, aged around four and a half, was brought from Beirut for a family reunion and will reside with his father Hon. Paul in his country. Local officials arrange conveyance and expenses.
Washington Jan 28 Congressman Neely urged a $50 a month pension for Victor Folse of Wheeling before the House committee on invalid pensions. Folse, a non citizen, was one of Wheeling's first glass workers. A second bill introduced by Major Neely proposes a $30 a month pension for Lydia Ann Fagin of Wheeling.
Partial OCR indicates a pension grant notice dated January 18 from Washington D C. to Congressman Brown reporting the original pension grant to John G Brain of Leobald von and related details. The readable fragment confirms an official action by the pension bureau.
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