WANTED-For U S Army Colored Men 21-45 for Calvary or Infantry
Classified notices include recruitment for the U S Army inviting able bodied unmarried colored men aged 21 to 45 who can read and write to enlist for service in the Philippine Islands. Inquiries at the Recruiting Station on Third Street in Clarksburg. Also various local lost found and notice items with names and addresses.
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U. S. Army
The
United States
Pike Street
Clarkeburs
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Army
Calvary
Philippine Islands
Informa
Third Street
Clarksburg
Engagement Cost Sparks Stir in Local Gossip
A fragment notes Dolly Nell stating a cent of 1 and Polly suggests she spent about a hundred dollars entertaining a young man before planning the engagement. The text hints at social expectations and personal expenditures in courting rituals.
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Dolly
Nell
Polly
Wood & Gardner dressmaking offers fresh styles at Main Street shop
Debilitated reader recalls years of illness and fatigue. A listed remedy, Rock Mood Altera, claims to restore youth while furniture repair and cheaper prices attract customers at Allen's shop on West Main Street. Dean's Regulats is advertised as a cure for dull attacks at 25 cents.
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Dean
Informal Ball at Traders Hotel Tonight
Social notes announce a Germania Club informal ball at Traders Hall Tuesday evening February 18 at eight thirty. Crow’s Orchestra will play. The Tuesday Club hosts an afternoon program by Mrs James B Plummer and a Egypt themed lecture series with papers by Miss Emma Freeman Miss Laure Walker and Mrs H G Richardson. In a church ceremony at Gof Methodist parsonage high noon Monday Miss Eloisa Fernandez and Mr Braulie Zapico wed with Rev Dr Arbuthnot officiating and interpreter Mr Antonio Fernandez present.
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Crow's Orchestra
James B. Plummer
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Emma Freeman
Laure Walker
H. G. Richardson
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Ischevion
Samuel Christian
Braulie Zapico
Eloisa Fernandez
Gof Methodist
8. K. Arbuthnot
Antonio Fernandez
Is Bride
Strange river crossing tale and pawnshop chatter mix
A strange tale from a river shore describes a blind man rescued by a generous oil merchant who refuses repayment, sparking a court dispute over ownership of a money bag. The Philadelphia Record notes a pawnshop trader reveals stock in trade and a painter’s rise amid shifting fortunes. The Washington Star quotes contrasts about love and labor in society, while a fragment from another paper hints at moral reflections on fortune and kin.
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Philadelphia Record
Revival Draws Largest Monday Night Audience
The Got M church hosted a revival with a large Monday night turnout. The pastor preached A Plea for Mercy on humility and forgiveness, and five attendees indicated a desire to draw closer to God after an altar call. An afternoon service featured Bible readings, prayer, and one Altar call. Tonight at 7:30 the revival continues with Good Decision Better Action. Junior Epworth League gathers tomorrow at 4 PM with youth invited.
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Got M
Epworth League
Walrus Hunters of King's Island Amid Arctic Fogs
In the far north, dwellings carved from walrus hides cling to cliffs on a southern coast of a remote island. The people endure nine months of darkness, reliance on limited supplies, and seasonal whalers visit briefly. They are described as hardy sailors famed for their prowess in treacherous seas.
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Wales
Boring
Existones
Pumper II Drills Progress Report in Folsom and Dunkard Areas
South Penn Oil completes No 8 on the H B Dayia farm with a 10 barrel pumper near Marlon Harrison line. In Dunkard sand a No 4 on the J M Ore farm shows merit. In Folsom district the company shoots No 4 on the Ore farm and tests 118 feet on the Richard Webb farm, developing no oil at 80 feet into the stray.
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Marlon-Harrison
South Penn Oil Company
Dayia
Folsom
Masons Meet Tonight at Herman Lodge No 6
A special meeting of Herman Lodge No 6 A F and A M convenes at the Masonic temple tonight at 7 o'clock for work and instruction. An accompanying ad promotes Dean's Ointment and Sealshipt oysters available at City Market, urging prudent spending.
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Herman Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
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Dolly-Noz he couldn't [be worse:-New Yorks Press.
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Gladys
Tor Balin
Dolly
New Yorks Press
Bank Directors Discuss Interest on Time Deposits
Frank Gaylord and James T. Brody lead a group of directors including John L. Ruhl J W Tracey John Koblegard W T Byrd and others as they announce a 4 percent rate on time deposits with semiannual compounding in the Savings Department.
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James T. Brody
Oasaken
John L. Ruhl
J. W. Tracey
John Koblegard
W. T. Byrd
John _H. Clifford
P. H. Koblegard
Frank Gaylord
Koblegard
J. W. Williams
R. G. Altizer
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