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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary notice offering personal readings by a “palmist” or fortune teller in Clarksburg. It lists hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays 2 to 5 p.m. and a 50 cent fee. Includes a disclaimer that the sitter is not a palm reader or cheap reader.
Beautiful lots available under perpetual care at Greenlawn Cemetery. Information and pricing on lots from P. HE Kol, T. Etpacks, L. Lee Parley, and the superintendent on the grounds.
The excerpt presents disjointed phrases and fictional dialogues focusing on moral warnings and reflective statements. It includes odd kitchen imagery and scattered quotes about wealth, marriage, and self image, without a coherent narrative or clear event.
A Clarksburg woman Mrs J R Alderson wife of J B Alderson carpenter at 370 Clay Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long standing back pain and kidney issues. She notes quick improvement after starting treatment and recommends the product, sold by Forter Silbur Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States.
The Thrice-a-Week World vows to be a better paper in 1906 with full global coverage and accurate reporting. It bills itself as a reliable source for both parties and highlights its serial novels from leading authors, offered at a low price.
A whimsical report describes a rat at a bar scene, knocking over a pint and causing minor mischief as onlookers react with humor. Mr. Glaney vows to keep watch and protect the shop from future trouble.
Heavy rains drove the Dodd family and friends from a roofless Cole property. They departed and no one knew their whereabouts until Wednesday evening. Brack Hooker rented an old shack to Mose Tichnol, who inadvertently housed the group. The tenants were discovered. Squire Harry Gordon said eviction could not occur until the rent period ended.
Salem announces five graduates this year Amos Brissey Orr Meredith Clyde Ehret Luther Sutton and Earl Davis all receiving music degrees Rev T I Gardiner will deliver the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday at the Seventh Day Baptist Church Cement proper will be on June 13 and close at night with by Byron King.
Charles McVicker reports a letter from Lloyd Adams former Clarksburg resident now in Milton Delaware. Adams in the fishing business says he leased a large boat and has a good share of the booming enterprise. He asks friends to ship fish free of expressage costs.
Mr and Mrs Lee Stout and their children left last night for Tennessee where Mr Stout will work in the lumber business. Mrs Ells Starr of Dola is discharged from Kessler hospital after an operation three weeks ago.
A fragment indicates the Daricbders group of the Intersellocal Union No 105 will hold a meeting after 2? o clock. The text is garbled but shows a local union meeting notice and scheduling.
A report notes a man observing an agent titled One for about ten to fifteen minutes before sauntering up Third Street in an improper manner. The incident reflects questionable conduct by the observer.
Davis formerly of Weston moves family to the Jones flat and will operate a hotel and restaurant supply business from this city. He intends to handle foods for hotels restaurants hospitals schools and barber shops, aiming to secure the trade with valued service. He is a gentleman well adapted to the line of business.
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