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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
3
A fragment states a station to which items were originally shipped with return charges covered by West Virginia Experiment Station Morantown VA. The text mentions Head O43 braces and figures 18.78 and 0.055, suggesting inventory or cost references tied to the station's handling.
Train timetable fragment shows multiple daily and Sunday services for West Virginia Short Line between Clarksburg Sutton and Parkersburg with arrival and departure times. Officials D B Martin M P T W Bassett G P A and O W Allen T P A listed. schedules include East Bound West Bound Nos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 with various daily or Sunday operations.
Broad Oaks resident Lanning and East End’s Miss Henderson have been missing about three weeks. They vanished together around the same time, fueling belief they eloped. Lanning, a picture peddler, has past trouble over board bills and was once spoken to by Mrs Scott’s husband. Henderson is 18. Also included is a remarkable diarrhoea cure story praising Chamberlain’s remedy. For sale by Geo Stone.
Cary Weekly, who escaped from deputy sheriffs after a raid on his Mt Clare speakeasy, appeared in Squire David's court. He posted $100 to answer an indictment and $500 to refrain from resuming the business until after the next grand jury adjourns.
Colusa resident Joe Golobick testifies to enduring fifteen years of rheumatic pain before Electric Bitters eased and cured him. He adds the remedy also treats liver and kidney troubles and general debility, sold by Frank G. Blond with satisfaction guaranteed for 50 cents.
Michael Cohen aged 12 son of Joseph Cohen proprietor of Globe Clothing Store has a jockey position at a New York race track. He weighs 60 pounds and is nicknamed Michael Angelo. He has spent two weeks in New York training with horses under the mayor of Cincinnati present. Cholera infantum paragraph: Cure believed possible with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea and castor oil. For sale by Geo Stone.
The mayor dealt with two residents from Grafton after a clash in Wi court. One carried a railroad ticket, the other owed 26 cents in goods. The mayor chose not to imprison them and sent them home with city officer escort. There was no court session last night.
County Clerk Charles F. Halden leaves tonight for a two to three week vacation visiting Detroit, Duluth, and other northwestern cities. Deputy Clerk Horner Davis will run the office in his absence.
A Clarksburg case highlights kidney pain and relief from Doan’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. SN McCluskey, wife of carpenter Nu McCluskey of Mulberry Street, testifies her husband suffered week long kidney torment until Doan’s were tried. Wells and Hayronker’s drug store supplied the box and Mrs McCluskey notes the remedy acts on the kidneys and restores normal secretions. Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole agents. Remember the name Doan’s and buy no substitute.
Senator Harvey W Harmer would not commit to running for judge of the district stating I do not know. Reports had suggested he would not seek the post. Also advertised is Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with refund guarantee by Geo Stone, praised as a reliable bowel remedy.
Pickle Neary stars in the debut feature as Hamfuts introduces a quirky character in a playful Sunday dispatch from Pittsburgh. The piece showcases local humor and sports-like zest in a brisk read.
A garbled notice notes delays in ordering summer clothing as tailors promise custom fits at measured intervals. The text references fashion goods and bespoke work but contains unclear phrases and many misspellings.
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