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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
4
A reported hospital operation centers on Leonard, noted as car manager of the System, with updates about his condition and expected recovery. The piece mentions surgery details, pain balm, and healing progress, naming George C. Stone in relation to medical claims.
A damaged notice reports the death of Berman Hoover from smallpox and mentions burial in a city cemetery. It notes illness and prior stomach trouble, with a local resident recommending Chamberlain's Tablets for relief.
A miner employed at an unidentified site near Farnum Sinora suffered a crushed limb and head injuries after a fall during a severe wind storm. He was taken to the Miners Hospital in Fairmont Wednesday for treatment as described by Sentinel reports.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person seeking relief after a wheat attack and visiting a drug store. It references Doan's pills and a sale price, with unclear names and locations. The text appears as a disjointed health note or testimonial excerpt with mixed up words and stray names.
The Weston Lamne Asylum board reappointed all short term directors and officers with one change in the druggist position. Charles St Talmage was elected successor and will begin June 15. He is a Selo School of Pharmacy graduate and has three years with Grafton Drug Co. Mr Ams Bright of Braxton County was named board president.
Spotty text hints at a bartender union revival plan for a baseball series. Mentions of a pageant and various cities appear, with unclear names and scattered phrases about frames, fire, and arms. Overall, the fragment suggests an event pairing bartenders with baseball play, amid unsettled details.
The State Bankers Association in Parkersburg elected Robert T. Archer of Huntington as president and Talore Huenen of Parkersburg as secretary. Elected vice presidents include J. Leo Herne, New Martinsville. U. McCandlish, Piedmont. Minoo Mathews, Lewisburg. L. Reynolds, St. Mays. and Faward Munn of Bienfield.
Fragmentary report notes Salem in W Va as a model town with reform efforts. Mentions about telegraph, station, and local business impacts. Text is garbled and difficult to parse, referencing farmers and changes, with unclear dates or names.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Park erehuiie and West location with plots to food along a lot sale. Mentions El Thad Tost Jacobs building Clertabarg W.Va Ult See Willison and Denuion as real estate advertisement. References rare bargains among listings.
Ree Lows E Heters will preach at the Morning service at the Baptist Church in Grafton Sunday. Sunday evening he will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church in this city.
Regular meeting of the band is scheduled for this evening at ten o clock. Members are urged to be present at Traders opera house.
A stylish notice announces that a complete stock of diger and tea sets has been ordered out of the store on Pika Street Bell 189. Extra incentives will be offered to buyers tomorrow for prompt purchases, presenting a rare chance to obtain fine tableware.
Practilbee Maryland Rye advertised as sold at distillers’ grites. Chamberland Beer praised as best on the markets. Orient promptly filed. Goods delivered to any address in the jelly Family Liquid Store near the post office.
The warrant against Zina Abrahatn a Jewish peddler arrested for peddling without a state license was heard by Magistrate Riley and dismissed the magistrate ruling the offense did not merit punishment. Constable T M Sullivan visited the city and James E Crimm traveled from Beards Run.
A notice proclaims Eureka Plumbing Co opening for business at the Stotler building Pithetree area. It lists A S Gould and Charles AM Johnson as organizers and promises full plumbing services with guaranteed work.
Readable fragments describe an organ of high grate for Salens low Lysieey and an Engg a Merrimsn's shoe from Splenilid office room fur reat at 290 Main pttrwet. Harvey F, Saiith, aprsltf.
An advertisement extols Blood Wine as a cure for general weakness and disease, claiming it targets the blood to restore health. It features testimonials and urges readers to trust the medicine over doctors, detailing dramatic improvements and urging purchases.
The fragmentary text describes various medical claims and advertisements, mentioning remedies for acne and health improvements. It references products like Beek and a wine-based remedy, with testimonials and agent notes. The passage includes unrelated names and partial addresses, reflecting an old newspaper page with mixed content.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page shows garbled phrases about meetings and a hotel, mentioning dates, services, and possible personal names. The legible parts offer little coherent event or context to summarize into a news item.
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