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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
5
A promotional notice touts regular prices on toilet accessories and wholesale barber supplies. It lists Azurae Az Toilet Water at 1.40, Blanche powder 21c, Mennens Talcum 14c, Colgate's Dental Cream 20c, and other brands. The ad guarantees money refunds for unsatisfied purchases and promises delivery of what customers need from a wide range of brands.
INGE Silk Creep de Chine and INCH 36 INE Silk Poplin light and dark fabrics described as beguiling and beautif. The note highlights Mossaline in a stylish case and contrasts light and dark tones as appealing options for garments.
Table lots on display offer fresh clean remnants plainly marked accurately measured with silk, wool materials, honey gloths draperies laces and ribbons. You save more than half the original price and find patterns lengths waist materials and other choice fabrics.
A Waldo Trom evening concert features a program of old time songs and dances including Cine step Tipperary Mesitation Destiny and more. Clarksburg Knights of Pythias Lodge No 39 will visit Black Diamond Lodge No 72 Monongah Tuesday evening, meeting at 6 30 pm to catch the car. Also church tea at Christ Episcopal and various parish society events are announced with lectures and social gatherings planned in Monongah and nearby towns.
Edmund Southern of Sardis district visits the city on Saturday. George Slers couple return from their wedding trip and stay at 212 Olechanie Street. J. O. McCormick from Wheeling visits. Crocker from Folsom visits. Harry G. Fisher of Keyser translates business here. Duncan Bruce of Charleston visits. A Hennoh of Parkersburg, president of Women’s Talked company, seeks offers. J. I. Henry of Buckhannon engages in business here. Yoke from Weston visits. Schematics and various local visitors noted with routine business.
The fragment notes a person named Dos Tetrick of Enterprise who is jailed and to appear before Magistrate Wills Ey or Wills. A hearing is scheduled, with Tenney as a deputy or official involved. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A brief note of gratitude expresses thanks to many friends and neighbors for help and support during a time of need, acknowledging generosity and prayers from the community.
In The Hague on February 6, reports note that martial activity remains high in the Netherlands despite strict neutrality. Dutch armed forces parade through cities and rural roads, with civilians crowded in public venues. Trade declines follow the war’s reach, coal imports drop, and export controls tighten, while government bond subscriptions rise as citizens bear the defense cost.
The article notes cooperative stores and factories in Germany contributing during six months of war, with over five and a half million people involved. It details capital of approximately 1.6 billion and aims to maintain adequate supply and preserve civilian life, including members called to the colors and the progress of wartime provisioning.
Women in Soden Germany aid soldiers at the front and wounded returning home. Over two groups and women’s societies volunteer across hospital, private homes, and institutions to support recuperation and return to service. They run recreation halls, organize public kitchens, provide meals, and knit warm garments for those in need. Women also step in to manage households during husbands’ absence and sustain morale amid war.
An urgent court action concerns a hastily erected wooden structure in a foreign matter dispute. The case centers on alleged decayed materials and improper construction practices used in the building, with officials scrutinizing compliance and safety concerns. Local authorities pledge swift resolution.
Inquiries describe Period Furniture and the Sheraton style. Originating in the eighteenth century by an English designer, it features graceful cabinet work, tapered legs, and fine wood grain characteristics that suit modern rooms.
Hobart and Jane Adam were famous eighteenth century English artisans known for reproductions and royal commission pieces. Their work featured mouldings festooned drapery canthots and hand carved hunk, reflecting refined decorative design popular in London.
The article previews a decorative display titled Sentry Deriod with twilaled Attécus meet vyorts and stretchers. It highlights Grower fronts and Kane Add a arthitic design, noting a simple yet beautlty theme in the exhibit.
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