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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
2
A scrambled lament surfaces about language clumsiness and a poetry attic of quotes. It mocks a self styled “longest resident” and lampoons German word moguls while weaving in snippets of jokes and aphorisms. The mix includes tales of education, youth, and a doctor patient quip.
Frank A. Willison advertises auditing and accounting services for corporations partnerships clubs and individuals. He offers systems for keeping books, opening and closing ledgers, and profitably pitching capital with a credible statement prepared by an independent accountant. An expert photographer will handle public wear for the sceneograph work.
The fragment discusses the biblical Ten Commandments tables described as massive stone blocks. It questions calculations and claims about their weight and dimensions, referencing Moses and a debate on the common stone’s load. The piece engages with the historical plausibility of the Exodus measurements and the size of the tablets.
A fragmentary survey covers sardine processing from net catch to hermetically sealed packing through boiling oil, with women packing and sealing in boxes, then diving into broader notes on hats fashion, misels, jokes, and age anecdotes from various period sources. It references Pearson’s and The New York Tribune, plus miscellaneous amusing exchanges about aging and courtships.
A fragment from London World recounts intimate contacts of author Damas and a retired naval officer, detailing letters destroyed and personal content excised. It touches on Dr Sanderson, a blunt physician, and assorted quirky anecdotes about a zoo visit, a Bengali-like exchange, and humorous lines about marriage, work, and a London tonic ad for Pinesalve.
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