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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR describesMENU items and beverage experiments in MARYS KITCHEN. It mentions tea preparation, a hot drink with sugar and lemon, and a dining scene with unclear references to “Tea Poneh DEALER” and a recipe fragment for a lemon water mix.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a voyage or event involving Ji P Strong Boatha dated Aug 25 with references to phosphate and a sloop, mentioning locations such as Houmain City and Pore Store. The legibility is poor and key details are unclear.
An old advertisement promotes Don's Kidney Pills claiming to strengthen kidneys and improve vitality. It cites testimonials from patients in Fairmont and Morgantown with statements about feeling stronger and able to work, urging readers to buy for kidney health.
A fragmented 1921 recipe directs making a lemon syrup by crushing zest then combining with water and sugar. It mentions lemon rind, simmering, sterilizing, and storing the syrup for later use. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear measurements and steps.
A disturbance near Captain Pickering’s home in the night brings a plea from night watch and curious neighbors. A small dog named Foolish, tied to a silk stocking decor, tumbles and investigates, with a young boy and girl watching. The scene ends with the dog’s playful mischief and the cautious mood of the neighborhood residents.
An old time patent medicine ad touts a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims dissolution of deposits, detoxification, and warnings against neglect. The sale points to local pharmacists and agents offering the product with a money back aim.
A rough, fragmented reflection questions arms, war, and national duty. It ponders whether quantity or sentiment shapes nations, suggesting a critique of industrialized conflict and a desire for wiser leadership. The text hints at peaceful restraint over mass mobilization.
A fragmentary summary of a debate on world disarmament and peace efforts. The text references the 74 to open Senate discussions, calls for postwar armament reduction, and views on Japan. It mentions editorials urging world disarmament, fears about competing powers, and the possibility of a conference to determine who arms least and fosters peace.
The excerpt presents a garbled, OCR like mix of names, places, and quoted phrases from a historic newspaper page. It references figures in politics and society, mentions Washington, D. C., and various locals, with scattered dialogue and poetic flourishes about winter, nature, and public figures. The readable portions hint at editorial opinion and community reflection without a cohesive report.
Real estate records show deeds filed in county records office naming parties such as Mattie Echanor and Haun, along with other listed names, with dates and parcel references recorded for public notice.
Fragmented OCR notes describe land parcels in Worthington for sale with bids around $600 and $946. Mentions parties including Gail Redeli and Jylmus Dubie or Dubie. References dates in May and June and street names, but many names are garbled.
A bold advertorial touts enormous profits from early Fairmont land investments, urging readers to act now. It cites past investor wealth, small upfront sums, and rapid gains, claiming hundreds of dollars turn into fortunes through ongoing development deals. The message stresses urgency and personal backbone to seize the opportunity.
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