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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
4
The issue lists West Virginia and nearby rail lines with depart and arrival times for multiple routes including MAE LINE and W. VA. & PITTS North South bounds. It also includes advertisements for Merriman’s shoe and clothing stock and a cement and lime supply notice from G. M. West with promotions on footwear, upholstery, and furniture repair. The page blends timetable data with local retail notices and sales.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a grand instrument near the king and a Boston concert scene. It mentions a dramatic bowing moment, admiration for a beautiful presence, and a legendary instrument linked to royal life and public performance.
A garbled account mentions Victor Hugo in exile, Rochefort and an ornate table ornament traded for 85 000 francs, later confiscated and linked to Cellini. It recalls mythic rivers in a national park, Madison Gallatin and Jefferson, and a bizarre description of the nam haba or great general of the south sea with tusks and winged forms.
An early skit figure named Took Himselfum Foote was once threatened with a whipping after caricaturing a man. He apologized fervently, joking about a welt. He slips through a fence and acts out the deed, while the crowd notes his heartbreak over a rejected advance and searches for a connotation prize.
The fragmentary text describes a burglar leaving a cryptic note before a theft in Europe. It references temptation and honesty while hinting at religious or moral themes amid a crime narrative.
A Harrison County West Virginia Republican primary election is set for June 14 1906. The notice details voting places magisterial districts and hours from 12 30 to 7 00 pm, candidate listing on ballots, delegate selection rules, voter eligibility and payment requirements for candidates, and procedures for inspectors and returns at the Court House.
A formal notice dated May 23, 1906 lists multiple voting locations across districts including Elk District 1 at Beate and Loat Creek Station, Mt. Clare, Banks District 1, Wallace 2, Salem College and Bristol, Lyne, Point Pleasant church, Marshville, Bridgeport, Meadowbrook Union District 1, Burnside 5, Jarvisville 5, and Weats Milford 5. Signatures Stuart F P Reed and Chas. Coffman appear as chairman and secretary.
A garbled fragment discusses reflex nerves and brain signaling. It mentions irritation affecting toe sensation, impulses transmitted to the brain, and resultant nerve activity. The text references pain, pressure, and delayed responses with unclear source details.
The readable text references several individuals and places in a convoluted scene. Mentioned are Str. Greielua Meese, Dyal, and Air. Ghedstone with a dubious proclamation of forty warts. The passage describes people strolling and observing, including a woman and a calf, in an unclear setting.
Baltimore and Ohid law f as amount ba e meetingy frail tickets on sale for July six and September first to ten with tours starting September 24 1906. Ticket agents listed in Baltimore and Obie Balland with contact for full details.
A notice invites readers to announce the candidacy of the Republican nominee for county superintendent of Ere schools in Timrizon county, seeking the party’s support and will of county Republicans.
A hopeful Aldate declares for State Senator in Virginia's District 7 seeking support. He notes the upcoming senatorial race and calls for backing from voters in the district.
Virgil To Fug files notice with Highland County authorities proposing to district a specified area for a surveying project. Public hearing set for the 27th day of May 1906 or as soon thereafter as the court may hear. Local residents are advised of the action and date.
A brief item notes a salve remedy marketed by P G Band aimed at treating cuts and sores. The fragmentary text mentions sale by the vendor but provides no further context such as location or date.
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