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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
2
A sale offers boys knee pants at 35 cents, men’s working shirts at 50 cents, boys blouse waists at 75 cents, ladies lace tan hose at 50 cents, hen’s heavy grey hoose at 10 cents, and men’s overalls at 65 cents, with 39 cents referenced.
The body of Ide Britton, daughter of Folin J. Maney, was interred at the Methodist Protestant church on Cherry Camp Runals. Rev. B. R. Brooks presided. the funeral was attended by friends. She was 26 and died in West Chester, Pa, after a brief illness.
A historical note explains how Cole Brothers shows use specific musical cues to time acts. Attaches describe staff knowing which act performs from the music, enabling precise scheduling through performances and between doors opening and events.
The Dandy Dixie Minstrels promise a premium live show with more comedians singers and specialties than before. The Cotton Pickers Band, famed in Europe and New York, joins the program. Performances are set for Tuesday afternoon and night at the Grand Opera House on April 21.
Dr. A. T. Post departed last night for Baltimore for three weeks of review work at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Upon return he will open an office here and continue his medical practice. He previously led Dr. Maloy's Shaunston practice during illness.
Dr Alex Hannafi of Sardis was a business visitor here Saturday. Wade Duffy of Weston spent Friday night in the city and was here today.
An OCR fragment notes a Toledo business oath by an individual named Frank J. Chebey, with garbled text referencing oath, city, county, and a product or claim. The readable items hint at trade context but lack clear details or dates.
A fragmented note mentions Sweet Melody Flour and Sister Mond involved with wok metal and es materials. The unreadable text limits clear facts, but the items point to culinary and metalwork references and possible names.
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