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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows a railroad timetable with unclear times and partial station wording. The readable parts indicate departure around 10 30 pm and arrival details, but many digits and labels are garbled leaving the schedule incomplete and uncertain.
Advertisement touts Br Bhoop's Magic Ointment for piles with claims of quick relief from itching pain and bleeding. Promises positive results, notes use of a nickel cap glass jar priced at 60 cents, sold by all dealers.
A tangled tale unfolds around N Y and P rail stock as Albert Mesereau plots a scheme between brokers, a jailed director, and a hidden syndicate. A forged escape and a forged dividend lead to a sham scheme that pumps 100000 shares and secures a 7 percent payout, dragging multiple players into a volatile plot.
A fragmentary report notes price shifts and market sentiment as steewert items gain pace. The text is incomplete but indicates price movement and investor interest without specific figures or entities.
The fragment recalls Chito Harjo pleading for Native rights to roam as nomads like fathers. A school intruction reveals a tale of misfortune when a horseshoe and teeth are swapped in a ritual, causing shock at breakfast as affianced husband questions the strange mouth.
Historic note recalls the 49th parallel boundary dispute between Canada and the United States. It cites Captain Temple of Lord Palmerston’s circle, whose report to the Admiralty claimed the country was not worth much because salmon would not bite, as a turning point in Oregon’s ultimate fate.
A brief, witty exchange cited by the Birmingham Post. He claims the article will be short and contain just two words, "Don't try," sparking amusement about managing relationships. This quip reflects a humorous editorial tone and period voice.
A reflective dialogue centers on age and solitude as a grandson asks Grandpa his years. The elder declares eighty seven years, revealing a long, solitary span before meeting the younger generation, underscoring themes of time, memory, and kinship.
In a heated exchange Grigge accuses Briges of letting his wife boast she made a man of him. Briges retorts that he never heard her praise, while Grigge claims he heard her tell his wife she did her best.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Shoop's Restorative as strengthening inside nerves to combat weak stomach, heart, and kidney function. It claims relief for dyspepsia, bloating, bad breath, and complexion, urging readers to request a free book and buy the remedy from druggists.
The Sweet Melody Flour and Fertilizer Co has purchased the large plaster factory in Industrial Addition, Clarksburg. The property includes a 3 story building 36 by 72 feet with an adjacent 24 by 36 one story, boiler and machinery. They leased a sandstone quarry from John T. Williams to manufacture sand and plan fertilizer production once machinery is installed. The company offers stock via public subscription with a seven percent dividend guaranteed. D M Morris, Gen Manager, room 87 Lowndes Building, Clarksburg, W Va.
Contractors urged to invest in Sand and Fertilizer Co. to secure a stock certificate with seven percent guaranteed. Readers asked if they have a hundred or two laying idle to participate.
Real estate listing offers one five family dwelling near Trade grounds with apple trees and other fruit. Two lots with two story houses in Grates Addition at 92,000 each with terms. One seven room house in Industriad Addition at 30 150. A small farm near Greenant with 83 acres, a house, good well, and orchard. Also plots in Grasecl and Pair Gewenée Additions and five shares of Clarkesburg Cemetery Association stock.
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