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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
4
The fragment mentions an eveting fibo and an unsought love, with cryptic phrases like Diana’s kiss and a reference to an 18 city or nation clause. The text is garbled and uneven, offering no clear persons, organizations, or events to anchor a concise news card.
A fragmentary essay discusses pleasures and self discipline, citing Ralph Waldo Trine and a Woman’s Home companion article. It emphasizes restraint from overindulgence, noting intellectual and moral health arise from balanced appetites and steady temper.
Fragmented OCR discusses stubs of mind influence on vitality and health. It mentions priming effects on nutrition and nervous system, linking prolonged conditions to mood and potential death, but text is garbled and hard to parse.
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes that laws banning sales of veal from very young calves face discussion. Prof Mish reports studies comparing veal and beef across ages, finding normal health outcomes with veal in various trials. The piece argues against hasty conclusions and urges careful regulatory consideration.
Special to the Telegram from Washington reports that Hugh M. Smith will replace George M. Bowers as commissioner of fisheries. Bowers is praised for building the bureau from a small start to a large institution, but will not be retained.
Theater manager Miller reports the Monday night anti Trampage event at the Robinson Grand was cancelled and details are forthcoming.
The readable phrase suggests future arrangements for a booking or reservation in a dearest time frame. No clear names places dates or events are evident.
Washington March 27 The old friends of the late Stephen Elkins prominent in West Virginia politics are not overlooked by Governor Hatfield He has appointed Col Colin H Livingstone and Col George F Snyder as colonels on his staff Both colonels previously served as private secretaries to Senator Bikina Col Livingstone heads the American National Bank founded by Elkins with Day as a major stockholder Col Snyder holds the commerce court clerk post once sought for him
A reader submits comments on district finances and governance. They urge transparency about last year’s expenses, remaining levy funds, and the looming eighty four cent levy. The letter questions incumbents and calls for a written cost statement from the architect on the Northview Building plans and specifications.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a civic notice with obscure phrases about citizens and a signature from CITizEx. The readable elements hint at a community message or pledge but lack clear actions, dates, or locations.
Tuxedo program continues with songs and dances featuring Linda Thompean Kane Shinnie and others while a police court arraigns two men arrested for fighting on the Lijwades bank corner. One man is discharged and the other fined five dollars and costs.
A historical reflection on the newspaper trade emphasizes the daily paper as a composite achievement. It highlights hours of labor, loyal readers, and the balance of news and advertising that informs Clarkburg's economy and offers buying opportunities.
Local dealer advertises velvet carpets and Brussels rugs with price ranges from 8 cents to 1.50 per yard and 21.50 to 32.00, promoting American made Royal Wilton and other high quality carpets as best in the market. Strong emphasis on agent status and city availability.
Advertisement touts Charm Tailored Suits for women miss and junior sizes at 16.50 to 25.00 with fashion fabrics in black blue tan gray and brown plus white and black and white checks. Also promotes a large curtain sale featuring curtains draperies nets and fabrics at discount prices with a variety of materials and designs.
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