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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
6
Frazee will soon present a new year lineup featuring Are You My Wife by Max Fil and Roy Atwell and Hart is to Make a Production The Breath of Old Virginia by Barrys. Keith Wills stars in the opening week performances.
Readers are advised about Resinol products touted to clear pimples and blackheads, soften complexions, and improve hair health. The ad cites doctors and professional approval, noting resinol ointment and resinol soap as trialable beauty aids.
Readable fragments indicate debate over proposed laws harming industry and investment. The text mentions state actions, land use, and inequitable penalties affecting profits and animal investments under regulation. Overall the piece outlines opposition to legislation seen as constraining commerce and innovation.
A fragmentary report describes a Washington figure linked to a senator and a Protestant council, mentioning a corner residence and an ongoing city presence. It notes a memorial or meeting context with references to a club and local friends, but details are incomplete.
A pension increase to 26 a month from last November is urged by Congressman Sutherland and others. The request involves Gharlen Underwood of Brenton and Tui, with details circulating from the pension bureau in Washington D C.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure 1,620 and terms like Dodie diesel and death. Readable names are sparse and no coherent event or clear entities emerge from the garbled material.
Senate committee debates a government building bill after the death of Victoria Coffman, Parker, with Gauss and Moss maneuvering to set a final sum around 680 dollars as Nathan GoM backs the effort.
Eston Jom 11 reports the state closed 1914 with 105 mining fatalities. Most deaths arose from cave ins and explosions. The year ended with November figures. overall total reflects the calendar year count and regional hazards.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an unnamed organization, an individual named Oakes, and a legal or sports context. Readable text is limited. main event and parties are unclear, with garbled names and disputed terms.
The article notes Gantain Clay Cotten, a Civil War veteran, honored for his war record and a remarkable story of bravery. It discusses wartime service, public regard, and implications for his widow under appropriation laws and precedents in such cases.
Washington January 1 9 Changes have been ordered affecting several officers of the corps of engineers. Captain John M Hodes who has been located at Fortimeomin for a time is transferred to Washington Barracks. He will top duty with a battalion of engineers.
Fragmentary ad text urges mothers to guard children from colds and bronchitis with a remedy named in vague terms. Mentions doctor, prevention, and a product sold by druggists in 25c and 50c sizes. Notes a home remedy tone and hearsay style typical of old newspaper fillers.
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