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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
4
The Evening Echo cautions voters ahead of the Republican primaries warning against canards and last minute tricks. It touts the clarity of candidates' public records and urges calm, informed choices based on full information from trusted sources.
An article notes Germany’s treasury plan to spend 25 million dollars to keep land in German hands from Polish buyers, with earlier investments totaling millions. It cites 1,000,000 acres in Prussia Pomerania and Silesia shifting to Polish ownership from 1906 to 1911, and warns of Danish land gains in northern Bejrowig. It also mentions a tenancy law to penalize sales to Poles and a balloon episode in Eichetaedt where gas supply lit the ascent.
WALLAGE Correspondent reports on Clarkeburg visitors and locals. Pyron Kishbaugh of Clarkeburg guests here. Burts Swiger and Mrs. Ritter pass through en route home from Sedalia. Bessie Carson buys Belle Hamilton property on Barnes Street for a new home. Archie Yeater and Robert B. Dye visit local friends. H Arthur Heinne, Clarkeburg candidate for county surveyor, campaigns. Bryce Moore, village blacksmith, in Clarkeburg on business.
AG continued report notes construction accounts funded for extensions and improvements. by April 16, 19%, a remaining cash balance of 12 092.85 in the treasurer’s hands. Maintenance of the beverage system proved costly, yet expenditures over receipts totaled 468 64. Board members Tru man J. Lynch William H. Lewis and John C. Brooks are described as active, competent businessmen overseeing water supply affairs with careful administration in the interests of patrons.
Weert notes that Cenatest Whidde Grass Company discontinued operation, with Mrs Stephen Tieroer planning to spend the summer at Mountain Lake Park. The item lists visitors and locals: Dr Haines from Olackebers, Mrs Alvin Bailey and guests, Rev. Bishop Donshughay and others visiting. regional travelers from Clarkebyrs Zanesville Huntington and Indianapolis, with multiple local appearances and family travels.
Richard Bell a large trader in Industrial was acquitted in Justice H. Gordon's court of a charge of attempting to poison Dorsey Howell, thirteen, son of Mrs. Lucy Howell, with poke root for horse radish. The hearing showed both Bell and the boy ingested the poke root by mistake and survived. The mother's complaint was dropped.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions terms like Cholera and epidemic context with unclear readability. No coherent event, names, or dates can be reliably identified for a proper summary.
Cecilion Maryland resident George Richards recalls enduring twelve years of stomach pains and costly medical care, including an operation for piles. After consuming two 25-cent packages of Thedford's Black Draught, he reports relief and renewed strength, noting the remedy’s long history as a purely vegetable treatment.
A 1920s style notice claims spankings do not cure bed wetting and promotes a home treatment from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. It promises free instructions by mail with no money needed and asserts the method cures children and adults with urinary problems day or night.
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