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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
6
A fragmented confession reveals a tangle of romantic entanglements and social gossip. Herbert faces suit over properties while a wealthy, admired wife’s memory haunts current affairs. Dick criticizes reputations as he weighs marriage, loyalty, and propriety in a neighborly community.
A fragmented notice describes a carnival with a grand prize dinner set and multiple certificates for participants. It lists donation sponsors, prize numbers, and daily certificate drawings on Thursdays and Saturdays, noting entries and entry verification in Fairmont District No. 1 and No. 2 sections.
A fragmented Paris fashion page lists numerous designers and models in a dense roster of names and references. The readable portions highlight names like McCray, Meacham, Martin, and Moon among many others, with scattered mentions of locations and era-typical fashion reporting. The piece preserves the era’s vivid, name-dense credit style, though many entries are partial or garbled.
Kaiser’s only daughter Duchess Victoria Lovlen of Brunswick is featured with her infant son. The note claims Victoria, daughter of Ernest August, Duke of Nassau, born March 16, 1914, in Brunswick, and mentions the infant as a war baby as her husband joins German forges.
The following is a list of unclaimed mail names from the post office, including Abbot Liiratey, Angtraon, Apple, Amis, Loeb, Vail, Mason, Malone, Parker, Murphy, Brown, Miller, and many others. The compiled roster shows recipients tied to varied initials and surnames, with no clear order beyond alphabetical fragments, reflecting a broad sweep of undelivered items awaiting pickup or further processing.
A local testimonial from Fairmont describes Vinol curing years of bronchial asthma and sleepless nights. John M. Condel credits Vinol for relief, improved appetite, and better sleep after trying numerous remedies. The ad claims Vinol strengthens the system and aids nature in expelling illness, with Crane's Drug Store and Prescription Pharmacy linked to the promotion.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and terms including Domenick cores Pudevoryck Anny Treilehais Ruger Gulia Sree Stadulana Tarabra Wiles Lathtek Zugaada Prank and mentions UUM quail gall arm Pauley and figures Ted and elvine Male in a cryptic catalog of individuals and groups. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events.
Fragmented report describes Emily Gearing Origins speaking at frequent suffrage events in Washington. Mentions compensation awards and a fatal blast in November with 28 killed, plus local sentences for bigamy and prohibition violations, listing penalties and fines.
Ledger line shows H McCloskey at 512 Locust Avenue Fall in a filed notice. Local details are fragmentary but indicate an address related to a legal or property matter. No clear parties or actions can be confirmed from the readable text.
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