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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
3
An ad promotes a cultured clairvoyant who reads life and circumstances without input, promising clear understanding of position, with advice on business, moves, love, and domestic affairs. Hours 10 am to 8 pm daily, Sundays 2 to 8 pm. Fee 50 cents. Lady attendant.
Greenlawn Cemetery announces new lots for perpetual purchase near the main entrance. Information and pricing available from president P. H. Koblegard, treasurer Lynch, or superintendent L. Lea Farley on the grounds. Public access requested.
A 1737 guide titled A Lady to Guide to Tea Fair Bex outlines wives’ conduct for all life stages. It suggests yielding to a choleric husband, flattering when needed, and watching critical moments to gain advantage. It condemns vanity, dress, and romance reading as conflicts with propriety.
Fragmentary historical note recalls Louis XVIII and Alexander I refusing bloodletting in 1825, urging religion as aid after delayed treatment. Article then shifts to misread river sources near Madison Gallatin Jefferson in famed Yellowstone region, mentioning geysers and parks, with garbled prose on exploration and geography.
Fragmentary OCR text from a West Virginia newspaper page includes stray mentions of Mrs Anos and a possible local endeavorer song. The readable segments provide little concrete event or date details but indicate a local cultural item or column fragment.
Ad laden fragment references Foley Honey and Tar remedy warnings about fake imitations, West Virginia hills song lines, and salve products. Mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar sold by Storm & Wilson and F G Bland. Includes various decorative lines about hills of time and heaven.
A garbled 19th century style piece describes alternating experiments testing plant root growth under water spray, depths reached by roots in wheat and clover, and an aging couple’s curious deathbed tale. It also mentions a sugar treat for Teal or Tec? children and a strange chewing habit labeled dainty.
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