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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1909
Page
6
Parkersburg officials announced arrangements to use Shattuck park as a fair ground site for baseball purposes. Efforts will be made to secure a Parkersburg franchise in the Pennsylvanian and West Virginia leagues.
The document asserts deafness cannot be cured by fecal applications and promotes a constitutional remedy. It warns that improper treatment damages the mucous lining of the auditory tube and ear, claiming nine of ten cases are resolved by a remedy called Carmeric. It offers a one hundred dollar reward for proof of cure with a cedar detour of the Ear.
A fragment outlines the journey of Shubert era performers and a star singer, with mentions of Carroll Wieming and Leighton. It hints at the actress career, public reception, and the unfolding production. The text reflects theatre life and evolving public interest in a metropolitan setting.
A lively review notes Alice’s debut in New York, her rise in a Metropolitan setting, and a strong cast featuring well known players. The piece highlights popular Fitch comedy Girls at Daly’s Broadway, its successful run, and a later engagement in West Street area with successful tours and a grand finale at the Grand.
A damaged OCR passage references a place called Eagle and mentions a field and farm at 22 feet, with odd names like Gordon and Penn. It appears to describe a rural setting and a few measurements but lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable events.
A Goodgasser and Gunmile dispute a near summit race at Welf Summit farm. Trainer Browcmer set a second tone on J Williams farm, signaling control. A nod from observers followed as the horses moved into Afth sand, marking a notable moment in the event.
An OCR fragment reports a winter agricultural course at State University with noted instructors from national institutes. It lists 52 students, mentions costs, farm labor, and farm income for 1907, and references the State Experiment Farm and a melody line about Sweet Melody Flour.
The revival ongoing for 20 days at Pride's chapel continues nightly with fervor at the altar led by Rev. Dr. Ac zout and Rev. Wratt sinew assisting. Mrs. Anna Mosby, evangelist from Pillsbore, will conduct Sunday services and bring a special program titled Work, drawing large attendance and active participation.
A new firstclass furniture repair shop opens offering upholstery and finishing work on furniture plus all kinds of woodwork. Bring any house piece in need of repair to ensure quality service and restoration.
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