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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
16
A playful puzzle prompts readers to answer whether a festive contest result is correct or not, inviting responses on whether the top pick wins. The prompt frames the query as a test of logic and perception.
Seattle report from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis describes a Genoa lab method for serum diagnosis and notes hopes that within fifty years tuberculosis immunity could rival smallpox. It details infant vaccination start, immunized milk feeding, and planned measures like compulsory vaccination under six months, immunized dairy products, and blood therapies from immunized animals.
The article notes a global downturn in 1904 impacting automobile trade. It cites reduced import values and a drop in exports to Argentina and South America, with totals only about one third of the previous year. It mentions the United States as a key source of imports and outlines a broader depressed world mood.
Geor gi Randolph injured Saturday night when their buggy overturned on Robinson road while attempting to let an automobile pass. Prof George W Haze Sr of Parsons visits his parents Sunday. Salem post office to close after July 3 under civil service rules with shorter hours and money order period reduced. Mrs FW Templeton of Raton NM and Mrs As Wootter of St Marciae NE visiting sister Mrs George Schulth for several weeks. Boy Scouts Seventh Day Baptist Bible School hike to Marshville, led by Assistant Scout Manager Paul Brissy, returning tired but elated. Mick of Charleston reports on anti Saloon sentiment.
Wallace Coffmanns of Clarkshurst and Mr and Mrs H L Coffmann visited their son 21 Coffmann in Wallace area. They planned to return soon as the Wallace baseball team created a Lumberport nine in an interesting Saturday game by a score. Leota Musgrave returns from Foltom visit to friends. Grace Hoey of Foko!
A patient suffered inflamed eczema over the whole body with severe itching and sleeplessness. After using cuticle soap and ointment, the condition improved and healed within a month.
In Wallace the crowd recalls a pleasant journey despite delays to another car, with Lemmie Talkington and Grace Fair among those aboard. Charles Martin has returned home from Clarkshare hospital, and Richard Phillips was seen in Wheeling recently as Miss Almaz Sybert hosted a Fair family dinner.
A fragment notes Welch and Fullerton druggists offer delivery across the city. The text references a 1935 June 7 order concerning defendants and property in Morrison County and Harrison County Court records, with legal actions and notes about notes and proceedings.
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