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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
14
Fragmented OCR shows a Central Alabama news item with advertising rates, delivery options by carrier, price schedules, and instructions for addressing changes. It mentions Associated Press style lines, a town or region named Clarkehirm, and contact addresses for subscribers and advertisers.
An extended column from Parkersburg discusses political signals about editorials and a Telegram stance on a Congress bid, then shifts to medical topics including radium cancer treatment results from Paris London Vienna and Heidelberg, plus public discussion of cancer care limits and the role of radium versus surgery.
The fragment discusses the origin of a song linked to Bor Sweet Hamel and mentions John Howard Payne posing as a dramatic critic in New York at age one. It notes his later success on stage, twenty years abroad as actor and playwright, and a sale of an opera for $350. Payne’s later career and a U.S. consul appointment are also referenced.
On Today’s waniversary of John Howard Payne birth the famous song Home Sweet Home is celebrated as a memorial. Payne’s remains were moved from Innis to Oak Hill Cemetery Washington and reinterred with a monument in 1883 amid a chorus performance of Home Sweet Home.
The Bluefield Telegraph suggests Latin America will need to revise the Minton doctrine to shield the United States. Wheeling News comments on Lucky Mellen being placed in the An Inias club and hints at broader disputes.
An uneven, partial narrative describes a girl in a tense water challenge. A male rescuer revives her, then urges confidence as she trains to strike back. The scene shifts to a dramatic return blow and a halted engagement, with scattered footnotes and unclear人物.
Clarksburg events listed include West Virginia Wesleyan football against Carlisle Indians at Union Berke and multiple meetings from June through September. The note also comments on local classified ads serving real service, with a historical remark about German plaster-drying restrictions and stove piping requirements.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a safe effective hair tonic. It claims the product cleanses, refreshes and nourishes scalp, promising dramatic improvement in hair health and appearance with no air or skin harm. It references Wells-Haymaker Co and claims widespread consumer satisfaction.
The record shows varied newspaper chatter about Congress possibly adjourning early if Washington keeps a strong baseball team. Dentists hold their annual Cleveland convention. A dry forecast for West Virginia follows Yost law, with officials predicting a truly dry state after July.
The June wedding season brings fragrant blooms and wedding bells as you plan gifts for the bride. Local merchants offer many new and beautiful items at affordable prices, with daily ads in The Daily Telegram providing practical suggestions to ease your selection.
A fragment from The Daily Novelete describes a girl nearly injuring herself after diving from Vewsal's deck. A suitor persuades her to swim and promises to obey his instruction to dunk her, then retrieve her, as a test of obedience.
Readable text notes new Lin Bore Blouses offered at 1.98 2.25 and 2.50 with dainty Inca trim embroidery. Describes white colors and waist section on the main floor.
Fast color warp grass porch rugs and carpets advertised with varied colors. The ad claims the largest stock in the city and promotes new designs and good looks. It mentions Crox carpets and porch rugs and invites customers to see the best price.
Aerolux No Whip Porch Shades claim top economy due to extreme durability. They outlast several hot, study canvas shades and the flashy one season cheap wood bamboo screens that fail to block the sun.
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