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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
3
A self described clairvoyant promises to reveal a person’s true position in life by reading name age and occupation, not a palmist. The ad claims thorough guidance on business moves changes and domestic matters with a lady attendant. Hours are 10 pm to 8 pm daily and Sundays 2 to 8 pm, fee 50 cents.
Deschapelles, the famed whist player, drew attention for his dexterity and bold play as rumors of revolts around Toul Philippe surfaced. His papers allegedly identified targets and included a prophecy tied to guillotine driven by mistaken loyalties. The piece also discusses oxygen’s universal role in fermentation and transformation as a metaphor for global change.
A collage of quirky notes on automaton myths, ventilation tales from the Simplon Tunnel, and burlap crafts for home decor. The piece threads playful origins of exclamations, courtship quirks in Bohemia, and cheerful living advice with brief mentions of period products and humorous anecdotes.
A fragmentary Chicago News item recounts gifts to jockeys and a tale of prized rewards for race riding. It recalls Wiley John Singleton, a Yorkshire victor, and a renowned jockey whose death sparked sensational public notice in a controversial auction of winnings.
Readable fragments describe cleaning brass, glassware, and cookware using ammonia and soap, with instructions for grease removal and polishing. There are references to lamp care, stoves, and food flavorings like horseradish in a historical household context. The tone mirrors a practical domestic manual.
Levy’s 252 five cent cigars pleases customers at the shop. The item shows a dated reference to early commerce and local goods with a penny price and period wording.
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