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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
4
A compact archaic line notes a man named Tivening Erho or Wel Dym being reproved in thought. The fragment hints at judgment or correction with ironic restraint. The source text preserves a medieval voice and a terse moral tone.
Dashed attention to white lead grinding hazards highlights dust exposure from pigment and binder mixing. Studies note reductions in labor by banning female and youth workers and emphasize cleaner practices and protective gear to curb lead poisoning in factories.
A grand semi centennial jubilee begins in Wheeling with a noon ceremony on Monday. A platinum wire lifts 1,000 toy balloons from the city hall tower and signals to West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Pigeons carry opening news to distant points as the week of festivities unfolds.
Fragmentary OCR hints at speculation Taft may return to the presidency. Ambiguous phrasing mentions Howart Taft and a possible departure from public life amid unclear dates and events.
An editorial lauds President Taft for leaving office with general good will from citizens. It notes relentless criticism from some quarters but commends his fortitude in withstanding hostile personal and political pressures. The piece emphasizes commitment to public service and dignity in office as he exits.
Webb Kenyon act becomes federal law after House vote 246 to 9 and Senate 63 to 21. Targeted interstate liquor shipments into dry or wet states now face state laws enforcement. Maryland may restrict social clubs receiving liquor, with states applying their police powers and jury trials under respective laws.
Wallage Wallace reports two fires within a short span. Martin’s Store at Rinehart and nearby home of J Whiteman on Little Rock Camp both burned. Martin’s loss about 10000 with insurance. Whiteman’s loss not yet known. Bucket brigade saved the home near the store.
The article notes proprietor Barnes is vacating the Yhater property hotel and that A R Shrirer will assume leadership. It also mentions Gideon shifting property, and Miss Deskey Douglas and Helen D Smillh retiring from Philipp after a Sunday visit. Various local residents are listed visiting friends or returning home.
The World Sunday School convention will meet in Zurich from July 8 to 15, 1913. The West Virginia party departs Boston June 12 aboard the Cane Opie for a sixty one day voyage visiting Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar and Italian cities before eight days in Zurich, then returns via Rhine towns and Paris to London. Federal Secretary Arnold of Wheelne appointed delegates including Dr D B Purinton Morgantown Mrs T B Purinton Morgantown Miss Sara Graham Wheeling and several others from Morgantown Wheeling and surrounding towns.
A fragmented local notice names Arapia and Wheeling with scattered phrases about a tie game or event. The readable bits point to a regional sports context involving nearby towns, but concrete details remain unclear.
A musical program will be rendered Thursday night by the church choir and orchestra. Solo performances include Louie Alten of Fairmont and Vicginia Allen of Fairmont, with instrumental solos and a choir. Beulah Lailth and others will sing as part of the program followed by a chicken supper.
Five individuals were disposed of at a police court session led by Mayor Frank Ro Mooré. Each was arrested for street drunkenness, fined $2 plus costs, with no publicity in Millicen's auto contest.
John P. Fulton notes thousands of U S newspapers report President Wilson's inauguration and compare modern rapid news with stagecoach days. The Truegram promises superior news and features, plus timely advertiser announcements and opportunities for readers nationwide.
Anderson dress ginghams in 32 inch widths with fast colors available in sixty patterns including stripes plaids broken checks and two tone effects. Ideal fabric for women and children's wash dresses.
A garbled note describes decorative laces and trims labeled as Shadow Laces and white-width shadow trims. It mentions yard lengths and width measurements with unclear figures, noting popular use for season styling. No clear entities or events are identified.
Advertisement notes complete new stock of waistlines in batiste and lawn fabrics with trimmings of val and crochet laces. Includes a range of sizes and fresh, complete stock available.
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