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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
5
A catalog listing boys wash suits in Russian styles for ages 2 to 6 years in plain white trimmed and fancy linen suitings priced from 1 to 3.50 dollars. Sailor blouse suits for ages 5 to 10 offered in plain colors and novelty suiting priced 1.25 to 4.50 dollars.
Boxed travel set includes toothpaste soap talcum powder toilet water cold cream and shaving stick priced at 25 cents. Compact kit described as a dainty box to keep you comfortable on trips.
A beautifully arranged children's party from October featured a Candy shop pink and green theme, with toyland walls, paper dolls, and centerpieces of sweet peas. About thirty five children enjoyed games and refreshments as hostess Mrs. Anthony Bowen and others assisted. the event created bright memories for the young guests.
Charleston reports a brisk license year with the auditor’s office expected to issue no fewer than six thousand automobile licenses, as 4380 licenses have been issued since July 1. Last year had 2785, and July renewals pushed totals higher by 365. Clerke Armstrong, in charge, notes many letters request multiple licenses.
Governor Sulzer held private conferences after announcing his wife’s serious condition. Mrs. Sulzer's temperature reached 102 and pulse 310 as doctors, including a New York specialist, reported she is gravely ill.
In the Terrate pool on Rock Camp in Sardis district, A Barron and colleagues completed a quasi test well on the Smith Brothers farm and have a fair gas well from the Fifth sand.
An Mt Airy notice claims Mrs. Sarah M. Chas I found relief after six bottles of Cardus, a tonic for womanly and stomach troubles. The ad urges other readers to try Cardus, stating it helped many over the past fifty years and invites inquiries to Chattanooga Medicine Co. with home treatment guidance.
Michael Kirol was fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days on county roads for trespassing on Halitmore and Ohio railroad property in the Toral yards. Railroad policeman B B Kinney arrested him. Harry Cforris, mat taker and embalmer, retired from a trip. Tita Oates sylvania. Mar Moers veils trly purchased a very late yearse. Watch Friday for Browns.
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