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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

4

Red Cross Seals Promote Health and Tuberculosis Care

The article urges purchase of Red Cross Christmas seals as an investment in health, funding hot houses, camps, sanatoria, and visiting nurses to prevent tuberculosis. It links seal sales to care and prevention in the community and individual health. State News discusses express companies facing a federal parcels system and public health critiques of jail and school sanitation, noting regulatory limits and the need for sanitary supervision.

United States Red Cross State News Slater D. Hines Adams, American Southern United States Express Wll Himes Michigan Inghem Gamitarr

Varmint capture at Indian Run home shocks Bristol readers

Frank and Arnett Ritter trapped a large bobcat at their father George W. Arnett’s home on Indian Run after it raided Witter’s smoke-house. The animal measured seven feet tip to tip with a sixteen inch tail and tawny brown fur with black stripes. No similar creature has been seen locally, causing great excitement among residents.

Bristol Frank Arnett Ritter George W. Arnett Witter Julius Matthey Leonard Meln Clarksburg Howard Barnes Jasper Ritter Grass Run L. Towles Salem South Penn Oil Company Haymond Samuel I. Witter Nansty S Grey Edni Fairmont Minnie Jones

Johnson Burtal Funeral in Elkview Cemetery

The funeral of Boyd Johnson, age 15 months, son of Mr and Mrs Baul Johnson of Union Heights No 1, who died Monday evening after a short illness of pneumonia, was held at the home Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Elkview cemetery. Josiah Keely came from Shinnston Tuesday on a business visit.

Isu Eppa Dennison John R. Dennison Brown Emanuel ¢. Custer Flinderation J. Luther Barnes Michael Splain Hill Garden Farm Ror Heasley Cherry Camp Run Boyd Johnson Baul Johnson Union Heights No. 1 Elkview Cemetery

West Virginia Mining Institute Opens Two Day Session

The West Virginia Mining Institute begins a two day gathering in Parkersburg Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Chancellor hotel assembly room. The institute, comprised of mine operators, mine superintendents, and other mine officials, draws a large delegation from Clarksbury and nearby coal fields. Attending members include Frank Parsons, Edward Laubenstein, S D Hall, T M Post, KD Datles, Arthur Morgan, Peter McGraw, James Keeler, Carl Schoen, G A Frey, James McCain, J C Gaston, Opey Jenkins, J Clark Evans, and others from Fairmont Mining Machine Company.

West Virginia Moing Institute Parkersburg Chancelier Hotel S. D. ‘Hall T. Mpost Clarksburg KD. Datles Hutchinser Arthur Morgan Gypsy Peter McGraw Mozongah James Keeler Owens Carl Schoen G- A. Frey James McCain J. C. Gaston Opey_. Jenkins J. Clark .Evans General Maager Fairmont Mining Machine Company Fairmont

Northview Citizens Nominate Tickets For January Election

The Citizens party of Northview held a mass meeting at Mathews hall to nominate a mayoral ticket led by Marcellus M. McClung with William A. Maxwell for recorder and J Edward Clingen Joseph Le Lambert Asa L. Mathews Jobo L. Sehon and E W. Starkey for councilmen, Mesa Taylor presiding.

Citizens’ Party of Northview Mathews Hall Marcellus M. McClung William A. Maxwell J. Edward Clingen Joseph le Lambert Asa L. Mathews Jobo L. Sehon E. W. Starkey Mesa Taylor

Silk Petticoats and Plumes Offerings for Women

A colorful display of Christmas Petticoats in Silk and Petticoats with varying flounces and shades. The collection highlights changeable effects and black varieties at $2.50. Also featured are women’s Silk Petticoats priced from $140 to $150 with plumes and a Cavalier plume box, plus rare novelty variegated plumes in rich hues for evening wear at $450.

Christmas Handkerchiefs Show Lace Edge Linen Squares

Exquisitely handmade lace edge handkerchiefs offered in plain and fine varieties. Gainty linen squares priced from 25 cents for plain to 50 cents up to 1 9 dollars for finer designs, with finest examples to 2 dollars 50.

Fine Silk Stockings For Holiday Gifts

Vintage catalog notice lists women's pure thread silk boat hose in pink lavender white light blue black at 100 per pair Onyx pure thread silk hose in black white light blue with garter tops at 150 per pair Onyx Silk Stockings full fashioned all sizes in black at 150 per pair Kayser Italian Silk Hosiery in multiple colors pink gold sky blue lavender wisteria rose at 250 per pair Extra fine thread silk stockings touted with box free for purchases Saturday.

Furs Display and Sale At Clarkburg Great Fur Store

Clarksbury's greatest fur store offers a big holiday display with a wide stock including muffs scarfs coats and sets. Watts-Lambord guarantee backs every piece and prices are advertised as low for Christmas shoppers seeking warmth and style.

Clarksburg Watts-Lambord

Great Holiday Fashion and Home Decor Bargains in Clarksburg

A local ad highlights reduced prices on Ladies and Misses coats and suits including long chinchilla styles and tailored suits. It promotes a wide selection of rugs, draperies, portieres, curtains, and couch covers at the city’s greatest carpet and rag store in Central West Virginia, with preholiday specials.

Clarksburg Madras West Virginia

More Gloves Will Be Given Than Ever

A promotional blurb touts a local store offering a complete line of Christmas gloves for every family member. It emphasizes high quality and extensive selection, inviting shoppers to visit and purchase the best gloves for the season.

Clarksburg

Why Not Give a China Dinner Set

A local ad promotes a broad open stock line of fine china. Customers may choose any number of pieces from various designs, with emphasis on value and suitability for gifts or daily use.

China

Hats at Half Price in Parisian Style Trimmed Flats

Advertisement notes trimmed hats with Velvet Fur and Phish styles at half price. Prices range from $10 to $15, with many items advertised as under half original price. Describes latest Parisian styles and refined finishes.

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