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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1906
Page
2
The fragment describes Telegram advertisement handling with emphasis on timely delivery. It notes a weekly deadline of Tuesday noon for submissions and suggests earlier submissions improve service. The text mentions ensuring same day handling and references the need for reliable approval and speed in processing.
The piece recalls a controversy sparked by the Republican party and pressure on public offices, citing editorials, editorials by the News, and a smear campaign. It also notes reactions to crime reports in Grafton, rail passes, and local newspaper behavior, urging steadiness and caution amid town issues.
The writer endorses public brief submissions and criticizes Congressman Dovener for his stance on the Philippine tariff bill, noting the recent vote and urging scrutiny of his course.
In a Martinsburg letter dated January 30, 1906, Allen commends Captain Doverner for steadfastness and patriotic devotion, defending core party principles against changes he warns would tamper with the party’s food gates. He likens Doverner to Horatius guarding a bridge and urges support for his fidelity amid debates and innovations.
List of unclaimed letters includes numerous names such as Miss Lottie Cain Chauncey Clark and Mrs Hallie Pagis with many others. The notice also lists packages and invites local residents to visit the Ideal Studio for a photo offer starting on the 27th, advertised by A G MacDonald.
The Wittburg Dispatch offers free German language lessons printed daily for 90 days, designed so a child with ordinary education can master the material. Parents are urged to cut and save lessons for their children and share the opportunity for all to learn German.
An advertisement from a Clarkeburg based druggist extols a remedy named Doss Kidney Pills. It recounts a woman’s long back pain and sleeplessness cured by the pills, claims wide distribution through dealers and a U.S. agency, and notes alleged endorsements by a local feather bed maker.
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