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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
2
An 19th century column discusses a claimed remedy by Dr Cald with Syrup Pepsin and other ingredients. It notes the product’s supposed effectiveness on piles and general digestive issues, detailing its reception amid business matters and local discourse.
An OCR heavy fragment recounts a death and a railroad connection near Baltimore, mentioning individuals such as Robert Dye and Walker W Va. It references a car accident or funeral details, a person named Mem 7 and a visiting relation to a father in Wood County. The garbled text lists places, dates, and names with limited coherence.
Shaped into YeJauiss Ry Ray Nolds property on Salemi folk of Ten mille. Add property at Weynotneville to Fay Waltetinir of ahi place, Ohiaries. Donnally and Fair mont engaged in duties and related items. James Keltey of Salem took Ang after Indes ang wollk on the Wees farm. Heaty aupanniendant of tt Southern Ofl Company recently took ink for business matters. Mr. and Mrs Water Hickman attended the deflation of the United retire church at Pine Grove Summa. Mr. and Mrs Harry Jackadhant children were seen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Howant Barnes and a...
Fragmentary text references watching for factors tied to youth viewing and safety. It mentions names and places in a garbled way, offering no clear event or outcome to anchor a proper news card. The readable entities are too fragmentary to identify a definite subject.
The text reports that children were guests of Mr and Mrs Nasper Ritter of Grills run recently and mentions John R Dennjean's venture to Brown Monday to haul postag. It notes Nintamber being hauled for a teqontt teat well on the J W Marsh front on Grasse run and references W J McNoir returning to his Salem home from Bioe Creek with typhoid fever.
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