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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
8
Amid a muddled report from the Weston area, delegates for the General Conference are listed as Lay delegates and named figures W Turner, C D Bolt, Bennett, and Ward. The quadrennial session is slated to convene in Docabursir next May.
An announcement notes the Eke will host a dance at their wall Friday night with arrangements led by HW, Arthur Helnzeyias and others. Oakland guest Mrs Howell is honored as a guest of Mrs Robert R Wilson, while Mrs Mord Lewis hosts a small card gathering tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 3 o'clock.
Consul Joseph and Domineck Facey of Weston entertain G D statinn sul at Fairmont on Sunday with friends and ailing elder brother in attendance. The gathering includes their aged sibling and other personal friends as they mark the occasion.
Gov Joseph Pacey as contractor files a mechanic's lien against the Glarks route Northern railroad for $83,000. Labor provided on the road bed construction is cited as the basis for the claim.
ARS Wes ton attorney Charles P Swint is summoned by illness of his mother Mrs Peter Swint prompting all children to gather. Mrs C W Walden visits Clarkeburg friends. Smith Hood, head of local traction, visited from Fairmont. Feature on Shetland ponies in England notes limits on pony height and age to pull coal cars, referencing English mine law and historical practices.
The text outlines the Bell method of viable speech for deaf mutes, using eye directed visuals to show vocal organ positions. It describes feeling lip, teeth, and tongue placements, air pressure, and observing others to learn pronunciation.
In a midwestern tale, Cyrus Thompson recalls risking his fortune in a wild mining boom. He profited briefly by diverting funds to a new mining district, fending off promoters brokers and road agents, then escaped with about $40,000 after a deadly crash. He staged a party to distract rivals, fled at dawn, and reached safety by rail.
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