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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
4
San Francisco and Denver and Toronto travel ticket sales listed with dates and return windows for 1906 events. The Thrice-a-Week World pledges prompt worldwide news, serialized fiction, and cheaper yearly rates, noting joint offer with Weekly Telegram and subscription price. An unrelated local notice promotes Poley’s Honey and furniture repair services.
A local company announces deep discounts on multiple parcels and acres in East Clarksburg with cash-only pricing. Offers include 4 lots at 160 by 150 feet for 350, 5 lots totaling about an acre for 875, and 7 acres for 2100, aiming to stimulate housing and factory integration with no building restrictions.
The Waldo Welly venue hosts an orchestra every Sunday from 6:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. A special Sunday menu is offered, featuring a curated selection of dishes to pair with the live music.
A historical medicinal ad touts a liquidoid core cough syrup for children described as pleasant and harmless, claiming superiority over other remedies. It markets relief for roughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, and throat ailments, offered by Ru Blane mh.
A candidate announces self for county superintendent of free schools in Harrison County and seeks Republican support. The message also declares candidacy for State Senator in the 12th Senatorial District, subject to future convention decisions, with solicitations for support.
A collage of excerpts notes how steady work and deep thought yield progress, citing Watt and Coleridge as examples of invention born from quiet study. It recounts rural beadle tales, Beverly’s bean lore, and animal pain perceptions to contrast action with indolence.
Fragmentary timetable listing daily service with various routes including Cumberland to New York and Parkersburg to St Louis. Includes departure windows around 3.52 am and 10.22 am, multiple arrival times, and scattered notes on accommodation and intermediate points.
A mistreated household hosts Bridget the servant who speaks both English and Irish. A hidden watch with a crest suggests theft. A stranger arrives, promising to test Bridget, and reveals a colonial intrigue involving Lord Fehorn and Sir Henry Pemkyne. The wife’s identity and a hidden secret loom as suspicions grow.
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