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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
9
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In the last five days many men in the city have prepared license applications. Several already hold petitions, with sheriff receipts and the required $10 advertising fee, to be submitted by Friday evening for first advertisement Saturday. Applications must be in before May 4 to be considered at the license court’s first meeting on June 1.
Village items report hospital transfers for J. Cowther and Thomas Crutshfield in Clarksburg and Burnsville. Public school closing exercises begin, A C Hughes seeks another term as Justice, and local businesses adjust hours. Miss Mollie Ramsburg leaves for Lexington to study. Lacy Gaston joins Gatson Falte store. Titanic pictures and Wheeler Stock Company entertain Camden theater patrons. Delegation ships to Wheeling for Sunday school convention. Sheriff Alfred to attend.
An advertisement touts a 69 cent box of Me-O-Na stomach tablets promising rapid relief from indigestion, heaviness after meals, and stomach pains. It claims improved digestion, nourished blood, and increased energy, with effects including clearer skin and a springier step. Wells & Haymaker, agents nationwide.
A short, informal claim urges readers to use Chamberlain’s Ointment on rheumatic areas with frequent applications. The note implies ease and wide availability through dealers.
A fragment notes a curious scene on Daisy Street mentioning Santa’s Corner and a mix of ages or years. The text is garbled but hints at a small local vignette or caption in a historical page segment.
Fragmented OCR shows a housing listing for a Brame dwelling and a frame dwelling with seven rooms and multiple amenities. Prices listed around 2100 to 3600 with down payments of one half or one third and terms of one to two years.
A fragment notes a two story frame structure sold for 4000 dollars and mentions a metal roof and Brooms on a lot measuring 180 by 280 feet. The item is described with terse pricing and construction details.
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