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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1909
Page
4
A cautious city booster lauds progress in building activity and urban services. He credits careful council reports for rising construction, notes sewer and water concerns, and emphasizes industrial and commercial growth as vital to Craninburg’s pace with peers.
unreadable fragmentary text from OCR lacks coherent events names dates places or outcomes to summarize into a factual news card.
A political editorial questions voters about consistency and the ethics of supporting or opposing Harry L. Brooks for chief of police. It argues opponents must be sincere in seeking clean government and distrusts efforts to defeat Brooks, urging voters to see him as capable and honest for the police department.
Sulenaid nominee Mr Weir has steered a bankrupt tinplate mill to success in the city. His purchase revived industry and boosted commercial life. His nomination to the water works and sewerage board, on March 28, is seen as a vote of confidence in his executive ability and public service.
The readable text fragments mention people and a date pattern, with garbled phrases and scattered names. It reads like a scrambled OCR pass with partial references to individuals and events but no clear story or location.
Mixed quotes portray a satirical scene with hotel proprietors, a rat catching dog, a salon waiter and a duke in a literary collage. Fragments include a Mrange rat threat, a skeptical heiress, and references to paintings and a Rashnos capstone, echoing vintage joke prose.
Court in session held with all members present at the pentae, but President Randall has not provided further details. The report notes routine proceedings and a full panel, with no specific rulings or dates given.
Readable bits reference a meeting in May and water matters but text is garbled. No verifiable names or places available.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hotel in No larkwburies with hospitality standards and visitor comforts. It lists rates from $1000 upward and dining service hours and tables. Names and locations are garbled.
A reader recalls years of kidney and bladder pain before trying Dean's Kidney Pills. After a single box at Wells & Haymaker's drug store, backache and urinary issues subsided, and the benefactor reports no further kidney trouble since July 1907 to 1908. The endorsement urges others to remember the Dean's name and avoid alternatives.
$100 reward offered as readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure. Cure claimed to attack constitutional disease by acting on blood and surfaces, building up constitution. Proponents say hundreds of dollars back if it fails, with testimonials and address for samples.
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