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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
5
A refined Easter collection showcases millinery and model hats from local designers alongside imported pieces marked at reasonable prices. The display highlights tailored suits coats waists lingerie and fashion items designed to inspire community women to view the season by fashion standards and excellence.
Elegant gift list highlights jewelry shell comis and decorated china plus silverware cut glass pictures and art vases. Also includes novelty belts perfumes leather goods Easter neckwear net jabots and nets bows Windsor ties linen collars cutlery handkerchiefs and parasols.
The shoe department features Easter footwear across Spring styles in tans, patent, and vici leathers. Pretty options for children and misses abound and the store invites shoppers to visit today.
April 13 Frederick visited friends in Pittsburg. A Hadford pottery employer faces a short week with nine days. Ye aeninger master Forest Ireland ill with French menses. Mr and Mrs Lewis Watts welcome a baby. Lewis Black, noted organizer, visited Presbyter ian Sunday school. Callahan recovering from fracture after operation. Delbert Fowler of New Male Ground visited. Minnie Morris and Pearl Reem visited the Tymer family in Adam e.
After a heavy meal try Dean's Regulets for relief of stomach liver and bowels. Regulets claim to loosen waxy passages and aid digestion. Sweet Melody El Tr brand appears in the message.
A fragmented street page notes a social poverty relief effort at a community gathering with a donation to Pastor Rev. Lloyd W. Holden and a surprise wedding donation party. It describes a fundraiser at JH Smith store and Clement Norman’s home ending at the pastor’s house around evening time. The event features coffee, cake, and gifts totaling about $40, with many local residents attending from Center Branch and nearby areas.
Cards announcing the marriage of Col. W. Simms of Charleston to Miss Laura Coyle have been received by friends of the bridegroom. Col. Simms is a veteran officer of the W. V. X. 4, and the item suggests continuation on page.
Extremely enthusiastic note praising our New Easter Walsia outfits. Describes prettiness, finest materials, and dainty trim as standout features for display.
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