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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented historical piece rails at patchwork paving in West Virginia and mocks underfunded education while railing against immorality at a Shepherdstown hotel. It cites the Parkersburg Sentinel and Telegram debates, praising the West Virginia Good Roads Association and urging proper pavement foundations and public education.
A garbled OCR shows editorials and notices across several papers, citing funding, currency debates, and press board concerns. References include Morgantown Square, McReynolde, and various counties, with strained phrases about profits from mushrooms and political organization.
The West Virginia Good Roads Association reports rising support after a statewide tour by organizer W E Hoffherns. Governor Hartfield plans two Good Roads Days and backing for convict labor on roads, with countymeetings planned to show road conditions and materials.
Calendar notes a Catholic church bazaar on Saturday November 29 with Centennial hail. December 4 features a Christmas sale by Parish Aid Society of Christ Episcopal Church Parish House. December 5 and 6 host a Christmas bazaar by Ladies Aid Society of St Marks Lutheran and J Pletcher's store. December 6 marks the Harrison County Boy and Girl Corn Club annual fair at the courthouse. December 7 observes annual Memorial services at Robin Hood Grand Theater. December 9 presents Pegs O My Heart at Robin Hood Grand Theater.
A long list of unclaimed letters advertised at the Clarksville post office dated November 24 8 includes Misa Muggle Ables Eimeri Ann Gerson James Burhside T Brown W Bird Ira Bosley Homer Buckhart ROE Burroughs Mrs Ester Byrd Bertha Burroughs Mise Mers Brown Hstelia Burkham Bryan Beaver Hy Brown Clyde Brandon Mrs John Bush Bill Bratdy Bankers Oil Company Marta Castelas Rev C Ly Cartwright Welton Collins Mrs Mary Corbett Junned Cunningham Bras MG Chivie Mra A Celiati Silvester Cicolett Giuppe Ouerseeo Harry J Conley Cook N Cottrill Edward L Cox John Caprilip C A Cather hus Gale carpenter 0 DeVanEhn Willan weotittle Dontanio Demarie We Donelly V Duels fins Ruby Davieson tts Miginia Dewer Otes Atolls Deak Chas J Dutee Mire TR 1C Dean Mreimalla 5 D iget Howard Keister Joe Earley Jon Frinee Wuntz Franc James J Frye J D Farley James Farley Olin Porter M G Green Vol Game Al Giovanni Thomas Watrel Gonhart Millinery Co Bert Garland f Mr Garher Marry Guertin Harrison Plover AreiW Glason Costar Goodwin Viola arns Dan Heer R Heiner Elson Hoskins Prank Hanna CC Harton IH 4 Hum Gertrude Hard vthan HY HOH Mew Tei Huttman
A 36 year old Mrs. Bor W of Notre Dame Indiana advertises a console device claiming to cure childhood bed wetting and urinary problems by a “constitutional fund auto” method. She promises relief without blaming the child and offers a treatment for adults troubled by nighttime urination as well.
Fragmentary notice states lectures by Pastor Husell Witt at Robinson Grand on Sunday November 20 with free seating and no audition required.
A damaged ad-like block touts mixing sugar with Ypint water to make a cough syrup. It promotes Pinex and sugar syrup with guaiacol from Norway white pine estenc as a superior remedy claimed to soothe coughs in 24 hours and aid whooping cough, bronchitis, and croup, with a money back guarantee and distribution via The Pinex, Ft Wayne, Ind.
Fragmentary ad prose compares fast express and local trains with humor and typos. Mentions New York travel, cooperative travel concept, and American Newspapers Association themes in a chaotic promotional note. Contains scattered phrases about quicker travel and advertising impact.
Shinnston notes list visits from Mrs C M Short and Rev T M Lawler, plus Harriot Martin at Morgantown, and W A Petty from Fairmont. Miss Olivia Vincent, WVU students Williaminlayson and others home for Thanksgiving. funeral for Olivia Vincent held at Christian church.
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