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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary text references Tammany leadership and a New York delegation, mentioning Dan Michele, Bryan Coral, Murphy Old, and a campaign photo event. The garbled lines cite expressions, endorsements, and follower figures with scattered place names and dates, lacking coherent narrative or outcomes.
The West Virginia Telall Jewelers Association holds its annual meeting in Elkins this week and will stay in session until Wednesday evening. President J Archibald delivers the annual address. several subtopics of interest are discussed as the meeting progresses.
The new book by Helen MT Winslow titled The President of Ques draws attention for its treatment of women. It examines women’s clubs and social role, described as engaging and timely.
Columbus bulletin reports on September 28 11 counties including the tenth congressional district holding local option elections to decide alcohol measures.
A garbled Minnesota note describes a couple planning a spontaneous wedding after financial strain and a home move. It mentions cheap furnishings, a Spartan stain product, and a Marietta Paint Co line, plus various shop ads for Our Pie mix and household remedies.
Rept. 40 MaThor T Rutten at Baltimore. visitations by A Sut vton M D Teter and sister Mrs Olive Davis of Lewis county. Inshore to Charksburg today with A TD Lodge and EB Py Tlackwell. Jasper S Wilkinson IV in Pitthe Burg with Bonth Pent Of Company business. Public schools opened with prof Cornwell and Sophia Benedum leading staff. Miss Jessie Taartlett third magigannt. Miss Hannah Mead in charge of colored school. Gilbert Weatherholtz to Buckhannon for permanent residence. George Je Frown resigned as Bridgenorton manager. Dane Gawthrop to succeed him. Mrs H Warner shopping in Clarksburg. Mrs William Gaines of Salem visiting J S Wilkinson’s mother. Myrtle Martin and daughter Cin ta visiting Taylor county relatives. Rev LB Moore of Brantndus Inettyte visiting Parkershire.
Clayton Jones Referee remarks on a memorandum guiding bankruptcy proceedings. He seeks a clear progress report on each case, asks what has been realized, and whether further dividends are expected, referencing Albany Georgia and Clarington West Virginia as context.
The Outlig Magazine for October details Frank N. Meyer a U S Government explorer penetrating remote Chinese districts to secure new seed varieties. Rev Warman of West Atistord and John Lodge of Bridgeport were in the city, with Hugh Bront traveling to Richwood for business. Miss Faustine Bartratt visiting has returned to Parkersburg.
Directory fragment lists Empire Building offices and tenants by room. Includes physicians lawyers real estate firms architects contractors and various businesses across floors, with room numbers and floor levels.
Miss Orpha Brand of near Hopewell leads a tuberculosis drive aged 26. Toya 4sajley of Fairmont, linked with Federal Coml Company, resigns to join Coal and Coke Railway. Pittsburg Oil Well Supply to build a large machine shop in St Albans Ground after purchase by Grant P Hall. Dr J R Cook of Fairmont, a well known physician, has been seriously ill at home with blood poisoning.
The report notes a thousand native houses washed away and many deaths in Hyderabad and Deccan districts due to floods. A separate stream mentions Senator Nathan B. Scott as a distinguished guest at the Waldo event, with Dr. T. A. Davidson visiting in West Milford, Iowa. An advertisement offers a $100 reward and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with claims of a cure and a money-back offer.
A concise look at the value of time when money buys little and a dollar defined daily labor. The piece weighs personal productivity against rising costs and the changing meaning of worth. It questions standard wages and the true price of an hour.
An old advertisement promotes Sweet Melody Flour with claims it aids weak nerves and stomach issues by restoring health. It touts Dr Skoop as the savior and promises quick relief within hours. Sold by dealers under the brand name Sweet Melody Flour.
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