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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented OCR note from CLARKSBURG THLE ITAdL COMPANY claiming publication dates and rates. Mentions association press member, telephone line, and daily issues with unclear pricing. Readers advised to verify details due to garbled text and possible typos.
Fragmented OCR text discusses U S Mexican relations and civic efforts. It mentions Wilson era thoughts on expropriation plants and interprets a plan for roads and automotives. It references cooperation with neighbors for road improvement and a proposed automobile tour in the twentieth century.
Local county courts and road officials plan joint action for July 18 and 19 to clear stone, fill holes, and prepare roads. A competent supervisor in each locality will oversee work crews and machinery to ensure a united effort.
An advertisement touts a new remedy claimed to heal the demon of pain without stomach injury. It promises rapid distribution through the blood, claiming relief in hours, with skepticism toward other medicines. The offer includes a free morphine trial and a home delivery upon payment, from The Swiss Landmantones Company, Columbus, Ohio.
A corrupted text fragment discusses prohibition aims and political rhetoric, referencing women, suffrage, average Americans, and wartime supply concerns. It mentions fees, expenditures, and a critique of authorities, with scattered mentions of Virginia, the War, and aid shipments to Vera Cruz, hinting at broader policy debates and public mood.
A garbled humorous letter describes a professor declaring success in a bizarre operation and a patient named Skigwage supposedly cured. The excerpt mentions a revolving for repps, a Franco Prussian gesture, and an escape through a window. The text is erratic and playful with medical jargon and whimsical misprints.
Fragmented dispatches report a new Vanel Atlas Glass plant starting at Grafton with 123 workers and future expansion plans, a Charleston Senate defense policy debate amid European conflict, Braxton County convention for July delegates, court docket notes on September term, Terra Alta vacation move for Glave Company workers, a near hanging attempt in Maidlinsburg, Loyalty Day parade plans in Wheeling and Charleston Federal court guilty plea entry.
An advertisement testifies to Chamberlain's Tablets easing constipation and indigestion with a mild mild laxative effect. A Wilmington, North Carolina user commends the product as the best they have used and recommends giving them a trial for pleasant results.
Fragmented report notes a Deer Creek post office construction project funded last month with an eighteen month sentence and $270000 spend, plus receipts and balances, alongside a Western Maryland Express train ditching twelve miles past Crowe Road. Also referenced are investigations into oil and gas wells, a government inquiry in Roane County, and various political appointments in West Virginia.
Soap should be used carefully to avoid damaging hair. Pure refined coconut oil cleanses scalp without alkali, producing rich lather that rinses clean and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. a small amount from a pharmacy can last months for the whole family.
Od Fol lows Lodge building committee invites sealed bids for a two story brick and stone lodge building in Adamston. bids due 6 p m July 24 148 with 500 certified check as good faith guarantee. plans available at Adamston post office. committee may reject any or all bids. mail bids to Sule Hivan chairman building committee.
Water users must obtain permits to use sprinklers and abide by daily times and hour limits. Unauthorized use may incur fines up to two dollars per day. Sprinklers must stay within allowed foot limits and irregular or opposing use may cut supply. Seasonal window runs July 1 to September 30.
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