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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
2
George R. Webb, an eastern inventor, claims to rival Edison in producing talking moving pictures. His device can reproduce talking films over one hundred wires across many cities. The ten year trial, with this industry, records 30,000 deaths and 500,000 seriously injured annually.
Incomplete report lists scores for Clay League and West Results with Scholastics 8 Bowlers 5 Elks 0 Goff Building 0. Mentions Tomorrow's Game Goff Building vs Scholastics and notes Scholastics Bowlers.
Voters and residents listed by district in Clarksburg divisions one and two show names and addresses for contestant standings. District 1 covers east of Third Street with multiple streets and individuals identified in a tallied list. District 2 covers west of Third Street with numerous residents and localities noted.
A brief public notice reports bacteria detected in city water supply with a figure of 1,200 and a note 7 related to the incident. Officials warn residents to boil water and avoid consumption until further guidance is issued.
Clarksburg residents report relief from back pain and kidney irregularities after using Dean's Kidney Pills. A local testimonial from R. J. Clarkson describes reduced kidney discomfort and easier movement after taking the remedy. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. is the U.S. sole agent in Buffalo.
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier that purports to clear skin troubles by removing impurities from the bloodstream. It claims the formula targets skin vessels and supports tissue regeneration, noting readers can obtain a book from The Swift Specific Co. and that S S S is available at drug stores. It also mentions a local sale event for horses at Pinnell's on Sixth Street.
Yesterday no games were scheduled. Saturday results: Boston defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3. Pittsburg and New York tied 1 to 1 in nine innings. Other games postponed by rain. Today’s games: Cincinnati at Boston. St Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at New York. Tomorrow’s games: Chicago at Boston. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Standings show Philadelphia 16 7, New York 14 12, St Louis 14 14, Chicago 15 16, Boston 14, Pittsburg 12 17, Cincinnati 3 20.
Listings show teams Washington Detroit Chicago New York St Louis Boston Philadelphia Cleveland and others with batter lines like Bedient Hall Car rigan Mitchell Agnew Johnson Henry Zannock McKee Fisher Clarke Wheaton Walsh Schalk and Steen ONeill. Saturday scores Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6 New York 3 St Louis 4 Boston 3 Washington 5 Detroit 2. upcoming games Boston Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland.
The piece describes a political contest with each candidate backed by supporters. It emphasizes leadership, bravery, and strategy, noting that victory will hinge on the strength of new subscriptions for one year or more, anticipated Monday night, May 26.
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