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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
3
This fragment notes Union National Bank of as a source, implying a focus on a bank’s role or status. The text lacks clear events, dates, or individuals to form a full news item.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a merchant named Dei, described as well known, with an instance involving two stacks of cham. The text is incomplete and provides limited context about the transaction or location.
An evening literary entertainment will be held at Mt Zion Baptist Church starting at 8 o'clock. The program includes invocations, solos by Mrs M, recitations by Miss F S Jordan and Miss Daisy Andrews, papers, duets, quartets and selections featuring local performers. Also note a separate item about CP Storm planning a trip to Toledo to purchase Jersey cows for his city duties.
A long discussed plan proposes using female lobsters and fertilized males from New England hatcheries to create a steady lobster supply, with shipments each season to establish a colony or prove feasibility. In reciprocity, attempts to introduce Pacific salmon to the New England coast are considered to supplement dwindling native salmon, using small Pacific species that tolerate headwater changes.
Interior Department circular describes Sequoia and General Grant Parks with thirteen Sequoia groves and over 12 000 trees larger than ten feet in diameter. It highlights the General Sherman Abraham Lincoln William McKinley General Grant and George Washington giants with annual rings and heights ranging from 255 to 291 feet and 28 to 35 feet in diameter. The document outlines viewing routes maps distances regulations and protection measures for these ancient forests.
The Rev. J. L. Fish has given up the rectorship of St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church and will move to Wheeling to take the rectorship of St. Andrews Church at the request of Bishop G. W. Peterkin.
An advertisement promotes Fels-Naptha soap for delicate fabrics. It advises washing in cool or lukewarm water, avoiding boiling or hard rubbing, soaking briefly, rubbing gently, rinsing, and hanging to dry. The copy emphasizes ease and fabric safety, quoting the Radana Green Wrapper and naming F Dele 2 Co Philadelphia.
Fragmented OCR notes promise free advice to sick women from a company. The text references a “Lydia El Saint” payee and a universal offer, claiming vast experience and knowledge to aid women, with warnings about expense and distribution limits.
A fragmented note emphasizes advertising to attract customers and raise a store’s profile in the community. The text hints at improving recognition and resources to attract people and money for business success.
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