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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists fictional sounding phrases and names like Shaffer Trop and Aurora West Virginia. The readable parts resemble a damaged caption or title with unclear content and no coherent event or Persons. The record preserves only scattered words and places with no determinable news event.
Mae Wirth, famed as the greatest woman rider, travels with Barnum and Bailey to Clarksburg on July 11. The report highlights her fearless feats on dangerous horses, her artistry with the Davenport family and other top riders, and the circus’s grand parade, extensive troupe, and lavish Cleopatra spectacle.
Bristol area residents and families are recorded hosting and visiting relatives and friends. Notable entries include Camphali and family with John Myers guests, Omer ate and childrey at Cherry Camp run, Martin L Williams family with Howard Jones, and Beatrice Jones recovering from illness with family support. Multiple visits across Indian Run, Garden Farm, Grass Run and nearby towns are noted along with Children’s Day events and business visits in Salem and Sedalia.
A physician praises Grape-Nuts for ease of digestion and nourishment, noting improved weight and reduced indigestion after daily use. The account cites patient experiences and explains the product’s starches from wheat and barley convert to grape sugar for ready absorption, framed as a testimonial from a medical professional.
The county court on Tuesday approved Sheriff Percy Byrd's delinquent real estate list and his delinquent list, detailing properties and obligations in a formal notice. The action formalizes collection steps and names involved properties and parties to be pursued.
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