Local visitors and residents listed in city notes
A long column lists numerous people visiting or staying in the city from Sutton Parkersburg Morgantown Charleston Buckhannon Salem Martinsburg and Fairmont. It also notes trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City New York and Ohio with several returns and absences mentioned. A humorous column follows on why married men live longer than single men citing wives as the source of happiness.
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Bun Bow
P. Fawkens
Buckhannon
E. G. Coffman
Aiins Amelig Vance
Philadelphia
L. C. Washburn
Salem
EB. Burkholder
Martinsburg
Ih. L. Ford
Dela
W.B. Kenna
Morgantown
George W. Crabbe
Charleston
Waldo Hotel
W. P. Barlow
Gore
Shater
Parkersburg
F. M. Longanecker
Fred L. Shinn
William H. Lewis
Jack
Atlantic City
Bila Miles
Pickens
J. W. Walden
Lynn S. Horner
Frank L. Hume
Washington
C. H. Smith
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Benjamin , Blackford
Henry Haymond
Thomas F. Coughlin
Arthur Parsons
New York
Albert M. Rowe
Fairmont
William F.mccafferty
Webster Springs
Mortimer W. Smith, Jr
Consolidation Coal Company
John S. Rixie
Washington, D. C
Charles Baird Mitchell
Christ Episcopal Church
Cincinziat! Enquirer
Fashion description of white voile dress with embroidery
A dress features white voile and embroidery on the tunic with a skirt of evlet and embidared batiste. The corsage opens in front over a lower eyelet embroidered skirt part, and sleeves end with a double voile ruffle over a band.
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Batiste
Success in Medicine and the Value of Lydia E. Pinkham’s
A mid twentieth century advertisement extols medical success and proprietary remedies. It praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard women’s remedy for female ailments, arguing doctors and medicines vary in quality and that American women discern value.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
Is Up To You campaign booklet boosts local shops
A small advertising pamphlet circulated by a prison reform worker features Barkshire merchants. Proceeds fund an illustrated prison reform lecture and promote buying from home town businesses. The free booklet showcases local ads and urges residents to read and share it.
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Barkshire
Rose of Sharon Court No 3 meeting notice
Rose of Sharon Court Daughters of Sphinx members are urged to meet promptly at 8 o clock Tuesday evening in their hall on Main and Jk streets. They will work in the First and Second degree and attend to other important business by order of Nellie M. Wilson Grand Matron.
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Rose OF
Highland Park lots offered in Clarksburg addition
Still selling Highland Park lots in Clarksburg with gas water sewer cement sidewalks paved streets and fifteen fine homes built by leading residents. Terms require one quarter down and balance in one two or three years at 6 percent interest with level lots and shade trees. Buy before sold out to avoid higher future prices.
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Clarks
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Mary
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Ciaropractor
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Clarksburg
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Hill Brothers
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City of
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Gettysburg
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Kay-Bee
Rex
Louis Weber
Bob Leonard
James Oppenheim
Willison
West Virginia Bank
Waldo Corner
Clarksburg, W. VA
George L. Duncan
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