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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
3
A regional company announced land for sale in Clarksburg appealing to home builders at 40 00 per lot and up. The liberal offer has attracted many buyers with houses already under construction. Limited time SPECIAL BARGAINS will follow as remaining lots are marketed.
An advertisement lists multiple land plots with prices from 79 to 2,200 dollars. Sizes include four to seven tenths of an acre and various frontages. Claims of rapid rent returns and high annual yields are advertised, with promises of near factory proximity and turnkey viewing.
The Atlantic quotes Tichned Mansfeld on acting, arguing that true performance is inspiration rather than learned technique. He critiques theatrical vanity, noting that audiences are perpetual critics and that many aim to act without real talent.
The article describes ancient Roman baths as vast complexes with emperors' baths covering large areas. It contrasts public bath culture with Greek traditions, noting nearly 900 public baths in Rome and the emperor Diocletian’s complex with libraries, academies, and promenades. It mentions bathing practices and public access for all who paid admission, and references Greek noblemen’s terracotta ball travel aids centuries earlier.
A jumble of puzzlelike quotes and misread lines from newspapers. Hosts opinions on kitchens, permits, and workers mix with graphic quips about meals and experiences. The fragmentary text hints at playful commentary and the era’s voice.
A young boy asks his mother the meaning of polite and avi then repeats a strange phrase. The mother explains gently while a police question or guiding lesson unfolds. The scene hints at education through curiosity amid odd speech and unfamiliar words.
The Thrice-a-Week World promises a better paper in 1906 with full news service. It aims to cover mining worldwide, report truthfully across parties, and continue serial fiction from top authors. Subscription offers include 156 pages for $1 and combined rates with the Weekly Telegram.
Poets ind from ele indiges Tablet tier are noted in a brief FHC post. The fragment references a Bald Bland item and suggests a cataloging or archival note. Details are sparse and unclear due to OCR garble.
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes signs of trouble around a sale handled by Sturn & Wile with references to Bright a stake in an insidious matter. The readable portion hints at a troubled transaction and potential misgivings surrounding the deal.
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