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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
3
Citizens debate keeping or selling the gas plant as bonds from past upgrades loom. Proponents say current price is near private returns and disposal could fund water mains. critics warn future bonds may be needed if gas prices fall. Voters eye potential board shifts and policy directions.
Two Runaways is cited with colorful dialogue from Lancald Lewty and Boast ful Benjamin about a horse running away with a woman. The tale notes the woman was laid up for weeks, a familiar claim recalled by a friend of Wunst who allegedly rode off with a horse and was laid up for six years.
Disjointed notes reference tablets for headache toothache and blood congestion. Mentions mailing a package and names Dion and Dr John Graderay Tavlets in unclear context.
A wartime column mocks Lord Wellingtons stance on umbrellas amid fire and notes a duke reprimanding Colonel Tynling for offense. It recalls guards at St James carrying umbrellas, and laments attire and headwear trends. A New York Tribune item reports a hatpin theft in a ladies hat shop, linking fashion to crime and mystery.
A citizen notes lions will not eat fowl meat, recounting experiments with live pigeons and grain to test their strange appetite. Separate vignettes include a tailor shop miscommunication over a suit, a clergyman’s sermon dispute resolved by scripture, and courtroom quips about sentencing.
The piece discusses how Muslims and Christians perceive mosque entry rules, clarifying that the Quran permits all to enter a mosque. It also explores the miniature marvels visible under magnification, describing sand grains, mold trees, insect life, and butterfly scales.
Travel summary with scattered names and times, mentioning departures and arrivals in a distorted text. Key items include references to Baermaned Qe RALWORD and Palrmest at Murgastown, various times around 6:00 to 9:00, and names such as Pichu Dysart and Martinestis. The fragmentary article hints at a transportation or event schedule but lacks coherent context or complete details.
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