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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
8
Odd phrasing lists major games with New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among others. The fragment suggests a baseball schedule or standings brief, noting key matchups and locations for upcoming contests.
Briefs list daily results including Philadelphia 3 Boston 5 New York 3 Washington 3 St Louis 6 Cleveland 7 Detroit 4. Upcoming clashes show Cleveland at St Louis Philadelphia at Washington Houston at New York and Boston at New York with varied venues noted.
Joseph R. Williams of Ohio testifies Balve cures eczema after ten years and scalp rashes, claims one application relieves ringworm, skin cracks heal, and resolves many skin troubles. He praises the remedy and guarantees money back if not effective, with Mercer druggists in W V.
An advertisement lists a four act evg program at Victoria with European novelty Three Neros drawing cards and famed minstrels Primrose and Dockstader. The show includes dancing by Chase and Carma, Raymond comedy, and plantation songs, with Robinson Grand booking for Oct 4.
Clarkaburt residents will see Louisa May Alcott's Little Women staged by Wham A Brady at the Robinson Grand Wednesday night. The revival promises a faithful, scenic production with twelve players led by Brady, featuring a Concord home setting and Plumfield orchard, plus vaudeville reels and a sensational film on Harry Thaw’s Escape from Matteawan.
Reported Sunday afternoon a length of wool near the crematory revealed a grave unearthed by two locals. They saw a man emerge from the woods, study the road, then vanish, prompting police to investigate a possible murder. No nearby witnesses identified.
Samuel Biair was arrested Sunday afternoon on a warrant from Justice Starcher for disturbing worship. He was taken at Columbia Mines and locked up in default of bond. He faces trial Thursday evening before Justice Starcher. France has spent $25,000,000 planting trees on watershed streams.
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