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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
12
A garbled passage on baseball figures and game analysis references White Sox players and their hitting and pitching, noting weaknesses and strengths. The piece discusses lineups, pitchers, batters, and future prospects with scattered opinions and speculative bets.
Tommy Lang the Cards' young outfielder appears to be having a prosperous season hitting above .300 and fielding well. He shows speed and accuracy in the outfield though his recent form fluctuates with the ring surroundings and opponents.
Unclear text outlines continued activity in the Americas League with mentions of Westersky and a save, plus references to Covadeskio and Thiys Shaw. The fragment notes substitutions and game actions but lacks clear results or dates.
A Long Branch Tailoring firm formerly known as Love Tailoring Co. ceases formal operations as the Blocki-Parrish Teberituy Company takes over. The former owner steps away from the linen rental and business activities under the new trade name Love Tailoring Co. IACOT MOTE.
The Riley Giants edged Norwood Park ten innings in a dramatic game remembered for a late surge by Riley. The tale centers on a standout effort by a key hitter and solid defense as both teams traded blows.
Dawson City residents referenced in a garbled 1800s era note. mentions Alisha Ingtholmieht and a 26,000 inhabitant city with a dawning gold rush context. Vague references to Ford owners and a manager Stee Graw appear amid fractured text.
Miss Mary E. Menon, a missionary of the American Methodist Episcopal church, died of typhoid fever. A native of Jacksonville, Illinois, she served for years as superintendent of the Tubulitent department at Gels' School, Wyoming hill, and her death ends a noted service in the church.
A ragged OCR record lists a Bristol column covering community happenings. It mentions Baptists, a Marshyilie district gathering, Timothy grass growth debates, farm notes on hay and horse manure, and school inspections. Multiple names appear among attendees and speakers, with social visits and visits to Fairmont and Graverun noted along with a revival slated to begin August 1 at a Mical Haptier church.
A wartime plan in London proposes a large scale poultry breeding program to educate the public and boost economies. Three acres of park space would host selective breeding with prizes for hens laying the most eggs. Leading breeders would be invited, while authorities plan to resume censorship removal outside Peking reports.
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