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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
18
The page shows incomplete items mentioning Central Virginia, Associated Press consolidated copy, and business notices. It includes a reference to a Friday May 22, 1914 date with scattered phrases about addresses, drone remarks, and signed communications, none forming a clear event or outcome.
The piece questions why no work has begun two weeks after contract award for the Sixth Street steel bridge across UKi Creek. It notes the Owego Bridge Company claimed four months to complete the Wedge and urges reletting if delay continues, stressing concrete work at Fourth Street depends on steel bridge readiness.
An Ohio farmer argues he would not sell land at low prices for a road project and calculates that paving improvements would cut time and transport costs. The piece compares current costs of bad roads in West Virginia, mail routes, and freight moves, urging investment in better roads to reduce the tax burden from poor infrastructure.
A Morgantown Post Chronicle excerpt urges caution in investments highlighting the danger of mining stock scams. It stresses prioritizing principal security, liquidity, and available funds, recommending bank loans and savings accounts as safer options. The piece cites Twain and condemns wildcat schemes while urging prudent, low-risk steps.
The Wheeling Register notes life in Mexico resembles a constant revolution as Felix Dias contemplates organizing upheaval and rivals vow to oppose him. Other newspapers discuss political tension, arbitration on canal issues, and party splits amid administration proposals.
The scene centers on Sigismund Lea and a doctor as a dramatic exchange unfolds about “the worst.” Sigismund anxiously awaits the grim news while the doctor hints at a troubling outcome, creating suspense about what the next moment will reveal.
In Time the ad section is praised as a major time saver and shortcut to opportunities. It urges readers to use daily newspaper advertising to find goods and services quickly and avoid wasted time.
A garbled notice lists multiple events for May and June at venues including Grand theaters and Wesleyan venues. It mentions acts such as Elia Minstrela and merchants events, with dates scattered around and several venue names like Union Park and Robinm Grand theaters.
Fragmented text mentions a parade or display with indecipherable names and numbers. Readers cannot determine a clear person, place, or outcome from the legible fragments.
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