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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
7
Mrs. Nancy M Hanson of Hamburg reports a severe facial neck and chest burn to her child. She applied Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and states the pain ceased and the child slept peacefully afterward.
The article reviews a Paris direct burlesque and extrav aganza staged in America by Fo Ziegfeld Jr featuring Kennert Gresham and Sultan Mitchell. It highlights a diverse program with caricatures of Sousa and Herbert, a Montgomery and Moore sketch, and performances by Catherine Countise and Benjamin Chapin, noting strong audience reaction and ongoing New York bookings.
The state superintendent designates December 10 as a day for wartime history programs touching coal iron oil timber and railroads. The plan avoids conflicts with the governor and notes the state anniversary on June 20. December 19 chosen as appropriate due to Congress creating the state. A wedding notice for Susan Henderson and J H Clay follows.
An advertisement-style passage urges readers to cure dyspepsia and stomach discomfort with Micucna Vaitiote. It describes symptoms like headache coated tongue and constipation and promises rapid relief after meals. The copy touts a “Maymarker” dugistl product and mentions a large box as the remedy.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Safeguard of Health, pricing line items, and a reference to Caldwall Caldwell, with unclear dates or context. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
Lysander D. Bacon of Harrison County West Virginia petitions for discharge in bankruptcy under federal acts. A notice orders a hearing for November 30, 1908, and requires publication in the Clarksburg Telegram with all creditors notified to appear and show cause.
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