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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
7
An old style advertisement touts Lex cte A candy bowel for coated tongue constipation bilious and headaches. It promises relief for sour stomach and related symptoms at five cents and notes it is sold by all dealers.
The London ivory sale scene unfolds on the docks with vast floors of tusks laid for buyers. Dealers sort consignments by grade and quality while noting there is little waste. even shavings and scraps have market value for manufacturing.
A note on perspective features a tale about determining real greatness by point of view with remarks on Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. The piece mocks social mores and includes a London Graphic critique about modern marriage habits and how a woman’s thumbs allegedly reveal dominance or docility in a future wife.
Fragmentary OCR notes a question about a winning bet on a horse and a name Socag Mere Tot with unclear context and garbled phrases.
A Yale Law professor explains how common law treats age for adulthood. He demonstrates with a birthdate example showing legal age can be reached at the close of the day before the twenty first birthday, depending on how the law counts time.
Empire Building DIRECTORY lists tenants in Clarksburg West Virginia with offices for Dr. W H Holden dentist architect Holmbos Lafferty and others. Bids for cement pavement on Mulberry street open until moon of Sunday September 1906 with specifications at the superintendent of streets. city may reject all bids. Edward J. Doyle supervises. Local bread ad closes the note.
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