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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists various woven fabrics and patterns with colors and descriptions. Mentions plaid country weave, arid white grey white, black and sand, floral and Persian motifs, six sided stitching, and a carded fabric with fine quality. Includes references to bed covers or covers and decorative textiles.
A fragmented OCR passage contains unclear phrases about a woman and relief but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a concise news item. The readable elements do not establish a specific action or outcome for a proper headline.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky ad note mentioning Wendersons Waist and AFA Benders, with garbled lines about wear, washing, and relief goods. Mentions of Kang Tusk, Rosimehat, and Easy Task appear as stray terms within the jumbled text. Context unclear, likely an era newspaper classified mishap.
The article describes Gorgas urging sewer and water systems, the Franco-American efforts in Colon and Panama, and the dramatic labor and equipment needs. It notes the relocation of administration near Ancon hill, rehabilitated towns, harsh living conditions, and the shift to private contracting versus government bidding in building the canal.
The narrative covers Taft’s 1904 visit to the Isthmus to settle currency and sovereignty disputes, the currency exchange terms, and the evolving U.S. role in canal administration. It notes the 1904 to 1905 personnel reorganization, Wallace’s friction, the Shonts appointment, and the push for a decisive commission structure under Roosevelt and Taft with the canal project seen as imperiled by governance tensions.
The report notes that excluding gold silver platinum iron and aluminum the value of secondary metals recovered from scrap rose to 77 million in 181% versus 52 million in 1914. The figures come from the United States Grospercal Survey, detailing metals recovered from scrap materials.
Incomplete text shows room numbers and locations like Room 207 and 438 near Overga Bridge and Ft Worth. Mentions Taylor, AK and De Bon with a plan for structure work at September Park 1418. Details are garbled. no clear action, date, or entity actions are discernible.
In Texas at Carrizo Springs today a Mexican gang clash left one Mexican dead and one wounded while fourteen others were captured. The scene involved smuggling activity near the border and multiple arrests were made as authorities moved in.
Mrs Will Anerson and Mr Will Anerson announce the birth of a child born at home on Firat Road. The family notes the newborn joins the household and asks for good wishes from relatives and neighbors.
Fragmented OCR piece discusses clothing merchants and advertising practices in newspapers. It mentions brands, dealers, manufacturers, and the push to create demand through ads, referencing a New York association and newspaper campaigns.
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