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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
3
Local notes on exhibition games and season outlook for Sntonlana area baseball. Mentions former Cub Durbin, coaching youth squads, and West Virginia Wesleyan connections. Reports Shinnston and Fairmont scrimmages and early practice plans with Bethany and Uniontown links.
In Cumberland Maryland Charles Chandler foreman at a lumber plant was fatally injured when a sawdust blade severed his jugular while he handled the saw during a temporary halt. He leaves a widow and relatives, including Mrs. Thomas Pettigrew, visiting in town.
A nostalgic stage piece unfolds as villagers sing Sleepytown and Little Tommy to evoke childhood memories. The script interweaves scenes of a homey fair and a cabbage patch era, with interjections about Spartan Street crafts and Marietta Paint company references lingering in the backdrop.
Amon Surry, an elderly farmer from Stony Cross, was killed while cutting a sugar tree on his farm. The tree fell as he attempted to move away, trapping him under its weight. Local authorities reported the accident occurred on March 30.
An old home remedy recipe claims to ease rheumatic, kidney, and bladder issues. The formula blends Fild Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup of Saragparina, shaken in a bottle and taken after meals and at bedtime. The ad asserts quick kidney cleansing and symptom relief like backache and urinary discomfort.
An overlong OCR style ad claims a stomach remedy offers relief and promises quick results. It mixes broken phrases with medical jargon, naming Kayley and De Candis syrup while warning of severe side effects and urging readers to try the product despite unclear evidence.
Fragmented OCR listing shows multiple rooms and names in a building directory. It mentions Clarketirt earl Ga Ruth Flope Pires Moor tats and various rooms on different floors including Room 49 and Room fst. Sis Floor. Includes Drew Gaston and Gyapa Phyalclay among listed names with unclear context.
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