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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
An ad proclaims a cultured clairvoyant who reveals a person’s age, occupation, and private circumstances without prompting. Describes services on business, moves, love, and domestic affairs. Hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily with Sunday hours 2 to 8 p.m. Fee 50 cents, lady attendant.
WRS offers lots in East Clarksburg at 40 dollars and up with liberal terms and quick construction. Special bargains include 160 by 150 feet for 350, one acre for 375, three-fourths acre for 225, 130 by 130 feet for 200, 40 by 140 feet for 200, 30 by 130 feet for 280, and a half acre for 2100. Purchasers urged to pay cash for best deals and avoid delays as homes rise near factories with high rental potential.
Willis T. Morgan, U S Army retiree from Concord New Hampshire says his two deployments to Cuba and the Philippines were safer thanks to Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and bronchial troubles. He calls it the best medicine in the world and guarantees availability from F G Blond druggist priced 50 cents and one dollar
Fragmentary OCR note shows branding for Sweet Melody Flour and The Jurtion Ice Cream Company with garbled text. Likely an old advertisement or label content with unclear wording and misspellings.
An archaic tale recalls Tandseer’s valet Bir in Lanieeer guarding the outer portal. A loyal slave is said to have thwarted attempts against Edwin, with a strange scene of a wedding and a mysterious four wheeled carriage carrying a corpse. The account centers on a faithful attendant and a prince’s curious demand.
The piece notes that thatched roofs make English cottages picturesque yet face fire insurance issues. It argues insurers refuse coverage for thatch roofs and contents, forcing replacements with tiled roofs as households grow wealthier while preserving the cottage image.
Notice states Harrison County Court will award contracts for medical services and drugs to the lowest responsible bidder on June 36 1906. Sealed bids due by 6 pm June 25 1906. Right to reject any bids reserved. Also a health testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure.
A jumbled OCR soup of quotes and paraphrases from magazines and newspapers. It references Nell May Bell and Belino, gender role opinions, advice pieces, and a mix of noted lines from The Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star with a contemplative tone on age, marriage, and propriety.
A garbled passage presents imagined phrases about Angel Child and Aunt Unisy-Tiil. The text threads through ideas of fictitious character, wealth, poverty, and identity in a fragmented, speculative style with unclear relationships and meaning.
Reading from a brief item, the text notes affordable plumbing work completed by the Roberts Hardware Company. The fragment emphasizes neat workmanship and low cost associated with their service.
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