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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
7
A fragment describes a clairvoyant offering consultation on pending pension claims, buried treasures, and personal troubles. It notes patrons write for insight, with details about weekly sessions from 1 to 5 p.m. and a fee for the week.
Four flours in one is claimed for Gold Medal Flour from Washburn Crosby Co after careful milling. The slogan emphasizes a blend of four flours in a single product.
MAR. 24 Morgantown reports on the IKprink Quarter Convocation at Weet Wigwinis University with an evening speech by Dead Henry M. Raymond of Armour Illinois Chicago. A new law requires elementary harboraliture be taught in common schools by May 90th, prompting four agriculture courses at the university winter school for teachers. The Rhodes committee met with three members present, noting Horner and Lawik as qualifiers. A veterinary department expansion and appointments at Marshall College Morgantown high school and a new district high school at Cowen are announced.
Youngstown and Altoona squads move into training at Newport News with management and reserve list penalties in place. High school league plans early April games at Elkina and Beverly while trades and signings include Myers terms with Canton and McNamara heading to the South Atlantic. Washington Jefferson prep for season under coach MacHale with indoor practice amid rain delays.
In Washington on March 24 Henry G. Davis former West Virginia senator and Katherine Elkins grandfather voiced support for her choosing Duke Abruzzi. He said he would back her heart’s desire with money if needed and noted Katherine’s influence over the match. Also an ad notes Foley’s Honey and Tar in a coughing remedy.
An OCR fragment warns a reader to beware a dubious health coffee product claiming to imitate real coffee. It references a deceptive batch allegedly fooling a friend named Mrs Shoop and a man named Will, noting the product contains toasted grains and nuts rather than true coffee with unclear preparation details and a misprint laden instruction.
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