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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
5
A fragmentary verse speaks of eyes that haunt and gleam beneath pale brows. It imagines eyes that move and rest then dance like snow under a wan light, hinting at a shifting glance and a silent, climactic confrontation.
Thirty six men were indicted today by the Kings County grand jury on charges of violating anti gambling laws at face tracks. Those indicted include some of the most prominent figures in the industry and the case signals a broad crackdown on bookmaking activities in New York.
An advertisement extols an ethical home health product approved by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World. It touts a Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome, valued family locative remedy, urging consumers to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup product for reliable results.
Mrs Ze Pam Laifen and Mrs W Poy Harry Smith return to Camp Besviey near Ringwood. Guests include Mr and Mrs WoH from Port Worth Texas, coal mine operator Harry B Clark of Everson, and many relatives visiting from New York Washington and Charleston for state Democratic events and family visits.
A reader’s mis typed recipe advises peeling five large bananas and mashing with five spoonfuls of sugar. Beat one cup sweet cream to a SUM tooth and add one packet Lemon Jell O. Dissolve in one and one half teapoons boiling water, pour into mould, chill and garnish with angel cherries. Serve with whipped cream or pudding.
Notice is given that by order of the Board of Education of Coal district in Harrison County West Virginia the land in Adamton town will be sold at the courthouse steps to the highest bidder. The sale, set for a Sunday in August 1908 at 2 pm, describes a Chestnut Street frontage with specified bearings and dimensions and mentions prior occupancy by Hubble School. Payment terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest on deferred payments. vendor's lien retained. Deed dates and earlier conveyance from 1841 are referenced along with involved parties and consents.
TEACHES SUP Prof. A. G. Bumgardner recently left Sardis where he led a successful summer school. He has been engaged by the board of education as principal of the Sardis school for the coming winter.
Walter Harwin of Boston Massachusetts formerly connected with Tom Early a Funk founder has accepted a position as dispenser of Joy Water at the Subl e City Hotel Martha J Sullivan to Antonio Maxell 1 lot East Clarkburg
A Clarksburg, West Virginia resident, J. A. McClaskey of 741 Mulberry Street, reports kidney derangement and back pain improved after using Pan's Kidney Pills. He had suffered for years with kidney trouble causing prolonged ache and urinary issues before trying the remedy.
We lost words in a child health note but claim a remedy saved a child’s life. William H Strolling reports a four year old in Carbon Will recovered from a severe dysentery after Cham berlain's Colera and Cholera remedy. Sold by dealers.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Pain Tablets claiming rapid relief from headache toothache and general pains. It asserts pain links to blood pressure and promises fast action within 20 minutes, sold through dealers with mentions of safety and instant reset.
A garbled OCR style note references Sweet Melody Flour and a laxative product with nonsensical terms like Kennedy and Pete. The text mentions syrupy content and a system bolt, but the passage is fragmented and contains many misspellings, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities. There is no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a precise summary.
A fragmented notice mentions Cascasweet a heme for bablon and onilitren with ingredients printed in aGe batten Comine. The text is garbled but indicates a product listing or advertisement with ingredients and a sold item.
A damaged ad-like passage touts De Shoup's Restorative as a remedy for fatigue and weak nerves during hot weather. It claims the tonic improves appetite and heart strength within days, promising renewed spirit and energy though wording is unclear and exaggerated.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sweet Melody Flour and related descriptors with unclear names and garbled terms. Summary notes surface reading lacks coherent details, making precise identification of people or events impossible. The readable phrases center on a flour brand and stray descriptors without a clear incident or outcome.
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