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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented listing items many names and firms with room and floor numbers. It includes lawyers engineers insurers and contractors such as Met Life Life Insurance Co O'Gara Goal Mining Co Sperry Sperry Richards Construction Co and Pittsburg & Fairmont Fuel Co with floor locations and room numbers across several buildings.
Fragmentary OCR style statement discusses fat digestion and digestion issues with phrases about fat production and lean tissue but lacks clear event or actors to form a proper news item.
An old advertisement touts Sweet Melody Flour and Dade's Little Liver Pills by Frank Bland, claiming liver cleansing benefits and promises of clear complexions bright eyes and happy thoughts for consumers.
A compact notice promotes Greenlawn Cemetery described as beautiful and well kept. It states all lots are under perpetual care and provides contact options at 230 W Main St, the cemetery, or 217 Home phone for information.
The text advertises a discount card for M. E. Black-Krohme with a 60 cent discount on hats. Souvenirs are given away during the millinery opening on February 21 to 23. Also mentions Acme Collecting Agency contact and Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with no opiates, sold by P. G. Bland and others.
The Gibson Girl is staged at the Grand Opera House with a heavy chorus and a bright musical comedy plot centered on a will and a forged romance. The cast includes a lively soubrette, a red costumed Gibson girl, and a plot of mistaken paternity and remarriage ending in comic unions and a restored fortune. The chorus delivers humor with garbled melodrama and musical numbers, while a bell prompts a rotating set of romantic entanglements and reconciliations.
Detroit producer Whitney brings grand musical theatre to the Grand Opera House. The Isle of Bong Bong, directed by Waltney and featuring Herr Sonike, promises spectacular stage pictures and top talent. The Choir Singer, starring Shige, follows with metropolitan success and integrated musical numbers supporting a Virginia vocal heroine.
Funeral held for Mrs B King at St Patrick's Catholic church attended by family from Weston Clarksburg and Cincinnati. She died Monday at 2 am in Weston. born in Ireland 1826 and lived in the town for many years. Interment at Machpelah cemetery after high requiem mass by Father Toner.
Marle Stone of this city languishes in Palrmont jail for a minor infraction after failing to pay a one dollar fine and costs. She was charged with loitering as the mayor ordered brief detention until payment. Contains stray advertisement lines about remedies and a collecting agency interjected within.
Thursday afternoon at the Goff M E church drew a large crowd as testimonies prevailed and a hopeful spirit filled the service. Dr Wm H Hudson of First Presbyterian offered remarks, and Bro W J Harmer of Shinnston shared prayers and revival recollections. Three prayer seekers came forward and two were converted after the after meeting. An afternoon meeting was set for today with a sermon on An Upright Walk this evening at 7 40. A grand revival rally is planned Sunday with a men’s meeting at 3, and a women and children gathering at 4. Further details will be announced tomorrow.
The Philadelphia Company has added about a dozen new locations in the county in recent days. New sites include farms of C D Robinson and Lee Colman at Rosebed, Oliver Robinson at Sardis, J B Flowert at Marshville, W W Magdell Edward Martin and M Rogers at Olive, Alex and William Katytick, Lee Soggene at Dumberport, and Hubert farm at Jones's van head. The holes will all be drilled at once.
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