Oil Market Lyons celebrated candies sold by C-D Sturm Co
Lyons celebrates a special oil market and announces candies sold exclusively by C D Sturm & Co druggists at 340 Main Street on December 21.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
5
Lyons celebrates a special oil market and announces candies sold exclusively by C D Sturm & Co druggists at 340 Main Street on December 21.
Three special round trip tours from Clarksburg West Virginia to Florida offered by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 955.00. Tickets cover railroad fare sleeping car accommodations and meals en route via Washington to Jacksonville and return. Return dates vary with departures in February March and May validity until May 31st 1803 with regular train use.
The notice states the Office of the Mountain State Gas Company will be moved to the rooms formerly occupied by the Clarkburg Wine and Liquor Company trading on Third Street. The change is scheduled for December 1048.
A brief classified notice offers best machines and lowest prices for typewriters. All machines fully guaranteed and available for inspection before buying. Contact G. E. Gay at the Rodmin Robbery Building or Western Union Telegraph Office.
A brief notice records F A Robinson and Son located at 322 Main Street. The item notes the business address and identifies the firm as a local enterprise with no further details or actions stated.
A pasted collage of excerpts discusses Chinese type origins and the labor of composing in a multi-script age, then shifts to Greek mythology about Pandora and Prometheus, followed by school diplomas and a local anecdotal piece on the word sorosis. The miscellany includes humorous quotes about a philosophical figure and a mule anecdote from an Army context, reflecting a garbled 19th or early 20th century experimental newspaper page.
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