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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
8
A curious program titled The Power of Conscience features a strong two act show starring Franciy Me Junhai. The piece is billed as a pivotal city presentation with vivid imagery and a memorable lemon touch that audiences are urged not to miss.
The piece notes Mr. Miller booking the famed dancing act described as the fastest in the world for the coming week. It mentions audience responses, the show’s mix of singing and comedy, and hints at a 1920s style performance with character stories and songs by Miller. A separate local notice reports Harris passing away near Walkeraville after travel from Andes, Wyoming.
Weston reports a turnout for a congressional event by Prohibition repeater from California. Miss Mollie Morris dies in Covelo, California, affecting local relatives. Vardam and interurban track work continue amid rail changes. crowds diminish during train arrivals.
Fragmented report notes Liver Buttons appearing in Hot Springs with local commentary about health risks and danger. Mentions Wells & Epy druggists and sale in Clarkburg, with unclear details and transliteration errors.
Personal notices list visitors and residents in Morgustown and surrounding towns. Names include M Prince of Morgustown, Ribb of Jacksonburg, Gattan-wa, Walker of Charleston, McWhorter from Buckhannon, and many others visiting hotels, parks, or attending events. Also notes several rental and sale ads and a few job or service offers.
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