Unclear OCR Fragment Mentions Fairmont and Clarksburg
Fragmentary text references Fairmont and Clarksburg with garbled names and lines about a race and umpires. No clear event, date, or persons can be reliably identified from the readable material.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary text references Fairmont and Clarksburg with garbled names and lines about a race and umpires. No clear event, date, or persons can be reliably identified from the readable material.
A dialogue excerpt shows Donald and a milliner discussing engagement and marriage, focusing on the waiting period and financial arrangements. She presses about the timeline while he asserts privacy and independence, hinting at eventual separation or future plans. The exchange ends with a visit and casual chat.
A woman and her betrothed debate a marriage delay of two years linked to her need to fund her home. He stresses duties to his employe and her must honor a contract. She questions timing and loyalty while a conversation reveals tensions over money and truth. Hope Hopkins.
In Malden and Brooklyn a dramatic marriage tale unfolds as Miss Towns’s wedding to a Brooklyn doctor is postponed when the groom is reported ill. Rumors flare over his true identity and past, while Maplewood church awaits a ceremony that may never occur.
Miss Towns Jove and her fiancé Clifford A Simpson face a disrupted engagement as she travels with cousin Mem Alan Corless to Brooklyn to locate the missing groom to be. Secretaries report no records. rumors of a New Lease of Life arise while messages flow from Masten POM and Boston to Foxton as the search intensifies.
An OCR fragment from an old newspaper ad discusses Doan’s Kidney Pills, mentioning Wells & Favilaker’s and Frohter-Mithnen Co. as agents for Alta and urging readers to remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
Police court records show several individuals, including Jarry and Frank Skotile, failing to appear for common drink charges. Pullomala Para faced a separate incident involving fog and the Arey Doors, with the woman paying a man and continuing on her way.
Has Appenditis, Taco i Young of Tol Creek took his seven year old daughter Christine to St. Mary’s Hospital for treatment of appendicitis.
A fragmentary note describes Hicks Capuchine as a liquid remedy claimed to cure colds and remove congestion. The text mentions pleasant taste and that it is sold at drug stores, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
H C Harley for L. Smith & Bros. Writing in Sight Typewriter Co. will move big headquarters to Waldo Hotel in this city. Elsie Smith is referenced in connection with the company and the move.
A vintage ad touts Little Liver Pills by H. PF. Borke claiming headaches constipation and stomach issues are relieved. The copy promises relief for the entire family and emphasizes keeping the system balanced.
An old ad claims Kodol digests indigestion quickly with the same ingredients as a healthy stomach. It asserts conformity to the Pure Food and Drugs Law and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
An old advertisement touts Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup to relieve colds and coughs with honey and tar. It claims quick relief for hoarseness and croup, urges mothers to give the syrup to children, and lists H. F. Burke as the seller.
J F Krohme, a jeweler, asserts diamonds are inventions beyond mere adornment, highlighting their innovative value and craft.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles claiming quick relief and positive results. It emphasizes relief from itching and pain with a magical disappearance, noting large nickel cap glass jars sold by merchants.
The readable fragments mention government terms and a web reference with Latin phrasing, suggesting a note on a state or agency document and an online source. Names, dates, and specific actions are unclear, but the item seems to summarize an administrative or archival entry with limited legible details.
An old advertisement touts tonics to strengthen kidneys and remove poisons from blood claiming relief for rheumatism and fatigue. It promotes quick relief and satisfaction guaranteed, sold by H. F. Burke and DeWittite pills, with other items like Sweet Melody Flour and meal tickets at Manhattan Cafe.
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