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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1914
Page
2
Funeral services for infant Hurst were held at the family home with burial in Fall Run Cemetery. The child died after a short illness described as cholera infantum. Also note mentions of a distant planetary system beyond Neptune and the growing use of electric vehicles in major cities.
The Daily Telegrams introduces a new Summer Pastime feature a word-building puzzle from rebus pictures. From the twenty six player names derived there will be a set of shorter dictionary words excluding proper nouns plurals and past tenses. Rules explain all.
Fashionable waist model for ladies blouse in rice cloth trimmed with lace and buttons. Describes raglan shoulder, V neck, accordion free front, and sleeve details. Includes pattern details, sizes, price, and how to order from Daily Telegram Pattern Department.
A long OCR fragment describes Harold MacGrath’s The Million Dollar Mystery to run twenty two weeks in the paper. An arrangement with Thanhouser Company will present weekly parts with a $10,000 prize for the winner chosen by a jury, to be printed alongside motion picture details and reader submissions.
A rapid, tangled plot follows bank messengers, airship hints, and a declared fortune as Hargreave and Jones scheme through casinos, stations, and social rooms. Norton the porter guards secrets while a young woman and a stern guardian confront delicate loyalties at a school site.
A distressed young woman bursts into sobs as a heated confrontation unfolds. A man proposes staying with Miss Clarence as a companion while Florence contemplates her imminent departure and future plans. The scene hints at family strain and looming decisions.
Fred O Blue of Charleston addressed the Brotherhood at the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday night. He praised the nation’s move to dry status and the orderly retirement of liquor dealers, urging men of talent and wealth to dedicate themselves to humane uplift through hospitals and similar causes.
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An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Veratable Compound as a universal health remedy. It asserts doctors are kept busy day and night by its claimed efficacy and widespread use across American cities towns hamlets and many countries. The ad emphasizes restored health and consumer trust in the product.
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