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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1915
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR notes report a wedding or social event with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a widow consort and multiple spouses and a possible match or prize. The readable parts give little verifiable detail about people, places, or events.
A 1914 government statistical release is questioned for predicting meat prices rising to 1 cent per pound amid beef, mules, horses, and hog trends. Cattle, swine, and horse numbers shift uncertainly as imports from nonwar countries offset war-driven demand, with overall stock values showing modest gains.
Fragmentary text shows scattered proper nouns and place names. The readable portions mention IRGRAET GUNS and Arran Penn amid garbled sequences, offering no coherent event, dates, or affiliations to summarize meaningfully.
An early report describes a 19th or early 20th century ice vehicle built by Muntlogion and Wyte Contpina Vita, featuring wrought iron rims and rear wheel guidance, claimed top speed around sixty miles per hour. The machine underwent tests on ice streets with chains and safety features to reduce slippage, and inventor Calhoverin applied for a patent after demonstrations.
A vast coal pile near Sewell Point Virginia presents a serious fire risk amid high temperatures and rapid oxidation. Watchmen patrol the site as steam derricks move cars and cooling measures are employed to prevent ignition while coal shipments via Norfolk and associated ports continue from West Virginia mines.
A 19th century agricultural note discusses peach cultivation, noting climate, elevation, and proximity to large bodies of water influence frost, bloom, and fruit set. It emphasizes avoiding high alkali soils, selecting well-drained sites, and considering water’s moderating effect on spring warmth and fall cooling for durable crops.
MishandledOCR tale recounts Otcha Muskelomi and a Syrian peddler who seized a farm bluff on the Chuaryon river near Boynton. The peddler profited from a reckless land deal by a government sale, then expanded through others, with daily output rising to thousands of barrels. Franklin and Cameron filed a suit challenging a prior land loan and alleged invalid terms.
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A historical discussion on improving female literacy in West Virginia, citing Miss Prichard and local clubs. It stresses school term lengths, urban versus rural teacher challenges, parental involvement, and community study sessions to elevate literacy rates among women and the broader population.
Correspondence from Anapolatat Prete discusses Belgian efforts to plant towns and villages anew. It notes a shift toward centralized property use as an opportunity for large scale planning and reconstruction after the upheaval.
Correspondent from Paris describes a patriotic day planned in France on February 7 with military honors and a large display. Representatives discuss honoring the French forces, the government leadership, and the nation’s war effort at the front lines.
A fragmented OCR passage reports on a highly liberal stance toward divorce connected to a man held in a penitentiary, with references to a wealthier anonymous benefactor and a Congregational bulletin. It mentions London reporting on a court case and societal reactions within a dated press voice. The text is garbled but centers on divorce attitudes and associated legal consequences.
Monday specials feature lamb stew and lamb chops with popular demand noted. The menu item Lamb Stew priced at 12l ouy and Lamb Chops listed at 2a with emphasis on popularity.
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