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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
5
The item argues a husband should gift a vacuum to ease household chores. It promotes a dust-free clean and back-saving benefit. It notes a sale with a $10 saving on vacuum cleaners and mentions manufacturers urging a closeout of current stock.
A fragmented travel ad hints at a wide range of luggage and leather grips. It mentions traveling bags and uniform fares, suggesting a broad assortment and pricing strategy aimed at travelers seeking durable companions.
A catalog-like listing describes portable lamps from a fumed oak lamp at $8.50 to brass floor lamps up to $75. Domes are noted as beautiful and prices range from $3.50 to $75 with emphasis on affordable options and attractive design.
Carl Whitmer director of the School of music at the Pennsylvania College for Women in Pittsburgh will give a recital in the assembly room of the Waldo hotel at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon under the Marcate Music Club. The St Louis Republic praised his piano and organ work and sonata for violin and piano.
After a severe windstorm wrecked Mrs. A. C. Fleck’s house at North Head British Columbia, 100 neighbors contributed materials for repairs and spent a day rebuilding the house.
In a brief note from the regional editor, sisters Matt Dee and T Igebere Hil are cited amid an incident leaving several people hurt. The report mentions possible injuries and a preliminary assessment by emergency responders at the scene.
In Fairmont, Pinckney Michael, a longtime resident, is reported to have died on December 17. Details from the local notice indicate the passing as noted by the community records.
Frank Sheldon, former newspaper man of New Martinsville, found guilty on an ex notary charge in circuit court. He was sentenced to eighteen months in the state penitentiary.
A. W. Woodford faced trial on a grave charge in the southern state. The proceedings noted a guilty verdict on the open charge and the related counts. The settlement includes details of the petition and court actions leading to sentencing.
Funeral services over the body of Patrick Inyce will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The Rev. A D McSwiggan will celebrate a high mass and burial will be in the Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs Julia Gray Jennings of Zanesville gave a library for doctors to Tehuacana College Texas.
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