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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
4
A scrambled 1918 Evening Echo column discusses wartime issues such as suffrage and national honor, hints at a new rail line by the Baltimore and Ohio through Clarkesburg area, and mentions Charleston political figures and Legislative youth activities with uncertainty about outcomes.
The readable fragments discuss probabilities of letter frequencies and grammar. It mentions nature inspired packaging and consumer interest, but the overall meaning is unclear due to severe OCR corruption. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
A letter to the governor presses for precise evidence on who blocks Senate legislation, arguing vague charges hurt business. It discusses profanity, public figures, and the need for concrete details while referencing the Clean Language League and historical examples.
The article notes widespread paralysis as legislatures thwart direct U S Senate elections, with West Virginia cited as an example where direct voting is deemed unlikely to help. It cites past deadlocks in Charleston and reflects on caucus unity and the dangers of persistent party gridlock.
A fragment describes public discomfort over a charter bill returning to Fairmont. The text hints at a special charter gambling measure awaiting Charleston action, with citizens warned they may not recognize the bill when it comes back to town.
The torn clippings mention a sensational line about a man who fired a shotgun in a case of jilted romance. Orthographic errors obscured the exact wording, but the article refers to a violent incident and a confusing headline.
A discussion on fresh fruit supply and theft risks for sterile packaging. The banana is highlighted for its protective peel, starch to sugar conversion during ripening, temperature dependent rate, and the inner pulp’s near sterility and resistance to bacterial invasion even when exposed to disease-filled liquids.
The piece argues for a liberal education by touring the United States to witness its progress from coast to coast. It praises national development, condemns neglect of natural resources, and endorses a Panama Canal exposition as inspiration for youth and old age. The writer also critiques common corn remedies and promotes lemon treatment as a cure in a magazine excerpt.
Mrs George McIntire-Weaver editor of State Senator A C Metntire of Is place passed the state bar examination held in Morgantown. She attended the West Virginia University law school and will practice in Berkeley Springs.
Unusual sale reduces prices on staple white goods. The text describes deep discounts on yardage of various fabrics including linen and Madras cloth, with values and yard-wide options cited.
Fragmentary ad copy describes embroidered dresses and toggled patterns. It mentions floral eyelet effects and large widths, with vague details on color and design. The clipped text hints at fashion items labeled with unusual measurements and vintage phrasing.
Large sale offers hundreds of undermuslins and related garments at low prices. Items include women's pants and gowns with embroidery and trims, drawers, crepe and mustin blends, and Japanese embroidered gowns. Prices range from a few cents to under a dollar, with emphasis on quality fabrics and finishes.
An advertisement notes main floor displays of comforts and blankets with marked savings. Prices range from 8 cents to 7.50 dollars, including all wool blankets and messaline covered comforts, signaling deep discounts on home textiles.
A short notice advertises important specials with wide coverage and unique processes. It claims in house specifications and custom production, noting a 42436 shed and a focus on AM yard quantities.
The best quality of every wanted style cotton fabric is found in our Economy Basement. Includes Shevling Muslins Cambiics White Whannel Outings Pillow Case Muslins Hiam nelette Shirtings Ap cory Ginghams Calicoes Tick into Tisanes Casas Cheese Cloth Denim and Heavy Drilling.
An advertisement promotes Nataseme Hosiery offering complete stock for women and children. It highlights splendid medium weight stockings suited for winter wear and showcases the brand’s full range available to shoppers.
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