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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
3
The piece critiques Whistler as a gifted yet domineering instructor whose rigid palette method stifled originality. It recalls a French observer noting the fear of independent thought, while a minority of students thrived through independent writings, benefiting from critique.
Greenlawn Cemetery opens new plots under perpetual care with a car line to the main entrance. For information or lot prices contact P. H. Koblegard president T. Lynch Lecy or L. Leo Farley superintendent on the grounds.
A note directs the holder to hand over accounts to the Acma Collecting Agency for prompt action against Karns and a small percent. Address: 110 South Third Street.
Public speakers are frequently interrupted by coughing as a claim about Foley's Honky and Tar being a cure for coughs colds and consumption is read. The ad texts promote the product while a local vendor, Stites Wilson, is mentioned as selling it.
A fragment from the Brooklyn Eagle describes a method for preparing boiled potatoes. It details washing scrubbing peeling and steaming steps and emphasizes keeping potatoes white and meaty while serving hungry people. It mentions preparation with water salt and a steamer and notes arranging largest potatoes at the bottom during steaming.
A discussion by Mary Stewart Cutting on the risk of spouses avoiding dinner guests. warns that hesitation to invite friends due to perceived domestic inadequacy harms both husband and wife. Emphasizes trust in a wife’s hospitality and the social harmony it preserves.
A faded scrapbook of domestic tips covers gradual heating ranges to avoid cracking, airing wardrobes, kerosene spillage cleanup, and general care. It includes quirky proverb quotes, wall decoration ideas, stairway space tricks, and a lanolin almond oil skin cream recipe.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Catarrh Cure claiming a free trial bottle can prove its merit. It describes nose and throat relief and promises quick healing, urging readers to request the trial to test its efficacy.
An old ad notes extra fine ice cream served at Hotel Waldo daily from noon to midnight. Frank G. Bland sells the item with a call to avail the offer, describing a simulated food flavor.
The advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup containing honey and tar, claim free from opiates and compliant with the Pure Food and Drug Law, sold by Stone and Mercer. It also notes arrival of Portland cement and lime in car loads, offered at low prices by G. M. West to supply customers.
A mix of patent medicine ads and a legal notice for a Commissioner’s Sale in Harrison County. The sale, ordered by Brown-Formin Company v Dulin, is set for December 15 1900 at 1 pm at the county courthouse with Lot 19 in Section 10 described by plat on file.
An inserted advertisement in the classified section promises to deliver desired results to readers seeking specific goods or services. The note emphasizes the reach of the ad insert and its potential impact on buyers and sellers in the local market.
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