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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
2
fragmentary report notes a 1916 return involving the Our Boys' Department and a student named Goodini with references to 1880 and ongoing routines. unclear names and dates limit clarity but indicate a local school celebration or reunion event.
Faded OCR reads of boys clothing point to tiny Sailor and Middy styles in fine linens and beds. ranges say sizes from years to 4 years with prices around ten dollars, reduced to under half.
Partial list shows members named from diverse streets and towns as the Telegram 10,000 Club votes were tallied at 4 o'clock yesterday. The lengthy roster includes many individuals, with columns listing votes and prizes such as an Overland touring car and a diamond ring among the awards.
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Nawhee Pal Mathewn, George Whistler, Eoghan ti Vat, Carli Karl Cy Manso, Wann Andeew May, Clon Brower, Twenh Bini Mlus Allen Clancy, Mine Maw Meveineth Mise Genny i Aimar, Shwe Hien Wayptsmn Haves Martist Russel Showalter, and Nics aly Gettinb. The text appears garbled with many proper names without clear context or events.
A fragmentary testimonial column promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. The reader is urged to publish and share results, citing a Philadelphia reader praising relief from irregularity and backache after using the product.
A vintage ad claims a safe method to shed excess fat without starvation. It promises a quick plan using exercises and breathing, with claims of noticeable weight loss after short sessions. It markets shakes, tonics, and a simple daily routine, urging readers to follow the program for a lighter body.
Fragmentary OCR lists building materials lime plaster cement sand and newer sete. Mentions J M West Food Supply Store with two phone references. No clear event or date, but indicates suppliers or advertisement for materials and contact details.
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