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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a readers note about service quality and timing. The readable portions mention Better the service and a Wednesday reference with unclear details. Entities and specifics are insufficient for a confident summary.
Fragmentary column discusses Democratic stance on tax relief and railroad rate regulation, contrasting Roosevelt era policy with Bryan era ideas. It notes Democratic courage in denouncing new tax laws and questions county convention timing before the Republican primary.
John Sharp Williams, a Democratic floor leader, denounces Ryan's plan for federal railroad ownership. He says he will vote down any Democratic plank backing national control and criticizes Bryan's infallibility while defending party unity and platform limits.
Pete Baker, famed entertainer of Chris and Lena, travels 50 000 miles to perform a unique piece titled A Race for Company. The piece features ten nations and ten verses with a national type Vohen theme. Baker uses travel and humor to explore oddities, while beginning to study new ideas and sounds for future performances.
A Sept 14 musical comedy, Happy Hooligan's Trip Around the World, debuts at the Grand Folly. The production promises a logical story of fun with catchy melodies and scenic fixtures admired by audiences, featuring specialty artists and a bevy of beauty and form.
Fragmentary description recounts Rashid photographing Hmachid for a national article about a month ago. The image shows a tense scene just outside a street in a mountainous area near Pickéns, W. ValA. The report references local reactions, a notable figure, and a photographer from the Traders News.
An advertisement promotes Bee Laxative Honey and Tor as a remedy for colds coughs croup and whooping cough. It asserts the product will expel illnesses through the bowels and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied with results. Sold by F G Bland with no opiates.
A. T. Garter of 414 Montivello Avenue advertises feather beds and folding leather mattresses with workmanship guaranteed. The note also mentions a brand or phrase Sweet Melody Flour, possibly part of the ad.
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