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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
6
Clare Smith faced two charges for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. She was fined five dollars on one count and twenty dollars on the other, with default to town prison. The report references unrelated remarks about officials and a moving incident in Washington.
A muddled advertisement touts Sprayed Liver Will for sale at 230 per bin claiming to cure stomach ailments including dyspepsia and bilious attacks. It credits Dr Gann and the Dro Bisunke Co of Philadelphia with selling through Stone & Mercer.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y Mo announces an oyster supper Tuesday night at 16 Wheel Dike Street near Mes TC Rae. Aiming to be the season’s supper, many friends of Tatty and the auxiliary are expected to attend. supper served from five to around half past six.
This fragment discusses a remedy claimed to be a beneficial medicine aligned with nature. It references a result from a cnt Lian and cites Chamberlain's Cons Nemedy as a prominent example. The advertisement asserts safety and claims to soothe coughs and support healthy digestion. It is sold by Stone & Meveor.
The report describes a morning scene with a lone performer whose lifelike portrayal deceived spectators and impressed the judge. The performer claimed innocence and faced costs totaling a brief sentence of three days’ work, rest left unclear amid confusion over the outcome and next steps.
Loyd Dutt of Pike Street failed to appear in police court this morning after arrest for violating Sunday liquor selling laws. He was fined 20 dollars for the offense.
The excerpt presents a dated colonial tone describing Jamaica in the West Indies. It covers geography, major exports like tobacco and logwood, labor practices and sea port scenes, and social observations of Jamaicans including work rituals, attire, housing, and religious customs. It notes the presence of white authorities and interactions with enslaved or laboring populations.
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