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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet shows a historical newspaper line about subscriptions and rates for a Virginia center, with mentions of carriers, weekly and yearly prices, and a list of delivery terms. The readable pieces reference Clarksbury and Parkersburg, and the piece lists subscription costs and frequencies though many words are garbled.
The midyear review of mineral production cites Alaska copper output and safety notes. Secretary Franklin B. Banisher discusses efforts to improve the rolling industry, with figures on copper tonnage, mine capacity, and anticipated gains. Public notices urge caution, while industry leaders emphasize economic growth and worker safety amid rising production.
The article discusses wartime preparations and economic messages from experts and editors. It notes anticipated naval expansion by November, with plans for twenty superdreadnaughts and cruiser ships, and commentary crediting administrative efforts for prosperity while acknowledging uncertain future effects on production and public morale.
A statement by Ahmed Fh Brooks of Mir United Shoe Gan Jngleal Survey discusses mining in Alaska. Copper mining is expected to rise with about fifteen Alaska copper mines now tapping ore. Gold lode mines at Admeta are also anticipated to increase output, while placer mining remains limited.
A fragmented list of worship services across Central Christian Church and neighboring congregations. Includes times for sermons, baptisms, Sunday schools, and pastor names such as Tuniel Murphy TP Ay O'Dougherty and others, with locations at Pike and Chentnat streets and nearby parish halls.
Fragmented text discusses travel risks and preparation, noting battles and chords of names. It mentions public travel, ships and trains, and bowel complaints as concerns. The passage appears damaged, with unclear names and phrases, but centers on travel safety and readiness.
Washington July 1. The United States gas and oil survey estimates total petroleum marketed in the first half of 1916 at 140,000,000 barrels with regional gains and price spikes. Appalachian, Gulf Coast, and Texas regions show sizable outputs, while activity surged due to higher prices and many new oil power plants. The report notes May prices 90 to 150 percent above year-ago levels and a sharp rise in drilling activity across fields.
Fragmented OCR text mentions State of Oly Clix of Toledo, tone comntyg, Fine themes, and references to CHENEY & CO Toledo. Appears to be damaged legal or commercial notice with names Frank 7 Cheney and 0 Bold Wych Deneaters. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
Advertises autos available at Auto Exchange featuring a wide selection. Mentions location at Cover Sixth atrrot and Traders alley with two phones for contact. Limited readable details present about makes or models.
London announced the Duke of Devonshire will succeed the Duke of Connaugh as governor general of Canada. The development of old pools and new extensions marked the event with arriving success. In southern Kansas the Blackwell pool in Kay county is noted.
Oklahoma and the Shamrock extension in Creek County show crude oil demand east of the Rocky Mountains balancing toward weaker mid continent prices by half year end. High grade crude only sees a premium decrease so far, with broader market effects likely as production rises. A wildcat campaign in the Southwest could yield appreciable high grade oil volumes if successful.
A vintage ad claims Vinogl Tonic, with iron and peptone, can revitalize weak, overworked women and restore energy. It touts weight gain, increased strength, and youthfulness, citing testimonials from Clarke Ware and Lockport residents.
An engineered furnace aboard ships eliminates smoke. A generation ago the death rate was 31 per 1000. Engineership found that zinc in boilers prevents foam and deposit buildup, improving safety and efficiency.
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