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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous offices and rooms across multiple floors and companies. It references physicians, lawyers, insurers, manufacturers, and coal interests with room numbers and floor levels, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or context.
The piece highlights Spalding's Official Athletic Almanac as a rich source for forthcoming Stockholm Olympic details. It promises a stadium diagram and records of winners from many nations, plus international meets for comparison, noting long-standing records and the book’s breadth for athletics.
Council minutes report limited street work due to favorable weather. Payments included $72 for crushed stone and $12 gas bills. J M Bray allowed 4.40 for street labor. A cement boardwalk proposal on Pike to Chestnut was tabled, east side Fourth Avenue curb work discussed, town sergeant to enforce trash burning ordinance and arrest violators. Next meeting Friday to consider street paving.
Marriage licenses have been saved to Isaac Mathias and Tinie Liones and Julian Chornich and Anna Taur oa.
An odd-era attraction features Prof Malcom who claims to read pasts and predict futures. The article markets palmistry as government recognized, promising insights into love, happiness, and the causes of family rifts. He offers guidance on overcoming influences, with hours and contact notes included.
Thirty four graduates from Coal district public schools were awarded diplomas Tuesday night at the Adamston school house. The event drew about 400 attendees as ex-Senator Arthur K. Thorn delivered the class address on Labor. Invocation by Rev. C. E. Hamrick and E. Armentrout presented the diplomas in the absence of the board president.
The Pride's Chapel A M E church social last night was an enjoyable affair throughout. Clara Williams of Parkeburg sang beautifully, Eviah Patton delivered a fine piano number, and Mrs. Davis's reading drew high praise. Captain Mrs. Mary Russell organized the event with excellent menu and hospitality.
Public school authorities arrange a patronal inspection day in all city schools on Monday May 22 from 2 to 4 PM. Pupils’ progress in studies will be shown in the various rooms with displays across the buildings for patrons to view.
In Gallmore Maryland on May 3 Democrat James H. Preston won the mayoralty by about 500 votes over former Mayor EF Clay Timanus. Democrats also carried a majority on the city council and elected most second-branch candidates except in the fourth district.
Matt Jordan, renowned turfman, returned from Florida where he raced on the Tampa and Pensacola tracks. He will stay through the summer. His horse Lois Qavansgh won twelve races and holds a running record of 40 percent. Jordan has been offered a high price for her.
Woodmen at the World plan initiations for the regular meeting tonight in the Pythian Building. All members are urged to be present.
The Rev. H T McClelland pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Pittsburg attends the directors meeting and commencement exercises of the Western Theological Seminary. He will return home next Sunday as usual клет.
A. Pierpont died at his Gunston avenue home near Seventh Street after several weeks of tuberculosis. He leaves a widow and other immediate relatives. The obituary notes his long residence in the city and mentions the surviving spouse and family.
An advertisement sells a foot care product claiming to ease pain from corns in minutes. It touts fast action, mentions a price of £70 and optional extras, and promises relief for rough skin and eczema conditions. The copy includes dubious medical claims and orders from Exo Chemty in Rochester, X.Y.
Local testimonial claims Root Juice cured kidney issues and improved appetite and sleep. The message promotes a product with statements of personal health benefits and urges readers to visit a store to learn more about its effects.
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