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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from the Evening Echo dated January 28 1919 hints at political strife with Damonrats threatening to leave the state over Governor Hatfield and party alignments. The piece references gifts and consensus, noting a call for restraint and decorum amidst party realignments.
The Review edited by John J. Coriell, a Democrat, rebukes the Charleston Gazette over Bryan and Wilson era policies. It attacks the Mexican policy and treasury gambits, urging scrutiny of bond funding and Dominican republic dealings. The piece cites skepticism of Bryan’s approach and calls for congressional investigation.
The item quotes editors discussing political stakes and neutrality under Wilson era policy, noting Democratic caucus absences and potential tax questions. It references remarks by Charleston Matt and Parkersburg Dispatch News as examples of editorial sentiment and public reaction to national issues.
A fragmentary editorial urges thrift across households and workplaces. It notes waste in paper, ink, food, and energy, with examples of misused resources and quoted figures. The piece argues frugality benefits personal finances and national economy, urging care with purchases and consumption.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a theft scenario and mention a Latin American context. The readable elements reference a public recognition, a ceremony, and a custom of returning stolen goods on a specific day. Details are inconsistent and many words unreadable.
A city daily reflects on the newsboy problem, noting worn badges for underage sellers, rising delinquency as youth leagues form, and a municipal ordinance drafted to curb street trading by children to reduce juvenile mischief and begging. Authorities seek to convert rules into law to regulate street commerce.
A fragmented translated Persian tale depicts Omir Kioodis or Omay Kroodie involved in a surreal confrontation with an angry bull. The philosopher is repeatedly swallowed and expelled from a hole, amid chaotic actions and moral inquiry.
Fragmentary text contains garbled phrases and stray proper nouns, offering no coherent event or identifiable subjects to summarize into a valid news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Donny Beate and OmarKloodln in unclear context. No clear event or details emerge to identify persons, places, or actions.
A fragment lists upcoming events in Clarksburg and area theaters. Highlights include "A Way for Life" by Palico Play ons at Palace theater, "To State Folks" by Palace Players, and the Gire ang the Rone Musical Company with performances in January and February. Additional items mention Potash and Perlmutter at Robinson Grand, and Lyman A Howe Moving Pictures at Robinson Grand.
INCH Funeral Services announces funeral for Jeter Lynch who died at home at 580 Arbor Avenue Tuesday night. The service will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Lynch home with Rev. G. D. Amisthy of the First Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawns Cemetery.
In Patrmont today, diet OW, Ch MoKeehip, and 3 Zalth Nawton attend the funeral of their wut Mird. Susan Ay Watson also noted, with references to the family and a long life. The text contains garbled names and dates but marks a family funeral observance.
A testimonial advert says Chamberlains Cough Remedy helps children with colds and coughs. The vendor claims it is superior to other medicines and recommends it for trial, noting it is sold by all dealers.
A fragmented newspaper note questions boys clothing quality and prices, referencing ads and a Telegram publication. It hints at consumer concern over affordable, durable outfits for boys amid advertising noise. Key entities such as prices and sources are mentioned in a vague context.
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