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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1916
Page
18
A floody account of tourists visiting the Valley of Mexico highlights the journey’s landscape, waters, and bridges with vivid regional names. It notes views of the canal, river traffic, and native towns, blending travel curiosity with local geography and culture.
A garbled report juxtaposes prison life longing with civic duty inside a city setting. The piece hints at personal longing, political undercurrents, and a narrator observing power and liberty themes amid confinement. It mentions Allen, Antan, and Ratwrth in a distressed urban context.
A fragment from a historical notice describes three pastors serving a single church over ninety two years. The ministers were Andrew Provddus and his son and grandson, each leading until illness or death, with the line of succession continuing through a long pastoral era ending near the 1840s.
Fragmented OCR text reports Moose party activity in Chisago City with unclear details and garbled lines. It mentions a meet and local voter actions but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
Report from Holbrook to the Hopi Reservation details a controversial annual ceremony drawing many from across the country. Mua Wientge traveled three weeks to witness the spectacle, noting a curtained performance lasting about forty minutes and a view likened to the Grand Canyon.
Eyewitnesses describe a crowded scene at Oraibl where hundreds gather to witness a native ritual. The account notes intense fascination with rattlesnakes and a bloodless but tense display that unsettles observers and hints at danger nearby.
Reports describe a vast copper find in the Arctic region during a Canadian expedition. Men from the Dr Abdonéom site and others describe ore with copper nuggets weighing up to forty pounds and a potential railroad link from the Mackenzie river area to the mining fields.
Detectives pursue a suspect near a long double deck reinforced concrete bridge under construction in Cleveland. The structure, 280 feet high and 80 feet wide, nears completion. A gun is drawn, a weapon found, and police report the suspect overpowered.
A fragmented 19th century style essay warns that overeating harms health and age, arguing a well balanced life leads to longevity and success. It cites physical and mental decline from excess, urging moderation, discipline, and steady work for personal and national well being.
The report from the Mexican Department of Agriculture says a bumper harvest is unlikely this year and that exports will rise as safety measures. It notes disruptions from Pancho Villa era movements, ongoing transport limits, and government plans to aid small farmers with costed inputs, farm towns, and targeted disbursements across states Colima and Durango.
Charien Gratier, 43, treasurer of Loury E. Merry Baking, elopes with his 71 year old son Lesh’s intended Mildred Max TL. The pair flee to Worcester amid family shock. Gratier’s wife Mildred, 22, vows for him to return, while Lesh mourns the consequences for his mother.
In Hammond Louisiana on September 24 Charley Deadhead a farmer from Denham Springs seeks to petition the state legislature to change his name to Charles Wend. Deadhead says the name brings ridicule and taunts in daily life and he wants relief from the harassment.
A New York financial district bet placed $10,000 against Hughes winning the presidency, with $8,000 opposed. The record wager signals strong betting action as supporters back Hughes while Wilson money is scarce.
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