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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
5
Ad note states the store withdraws its final offer of Winter Suits at 10 and 15 dollars. It claims all Winter Shits and Winter Goats are gone and invites attention to Women's and Misses' Spring Coats, including tweeds and serges, priced from 10 to 25 dollars.
There is real satisfaction in showing new trims that people rave about. The trims are perfectly beautiful and carefully selected, often in pieces enough for one gown only, giving an exclusive effect. The aim is to eliminate uniform dress and promote distinctive, individual appearance.
A fragmented OCR list shows unbleached sheet widths and quantities including 42 inch, 8 4, 9 4, 2 inch, 20 74 width, 8 4 width, 94 width and 10 4 width, with percentages and decimals. The readable items suggest inventory measurements and pricing details but exact context is unclear.
Members of the Sons of the Revolution celebrated their event with a banquet and reception amid colonial costumes and crimson white carnations. Notables attended including Mrs Willa Stone and Mrs Ira Post while a program featured period music and charitable proceeds to the chapter house. A separate reception for speaker Mrs S Garland will occur in Indianapolis with two addresses at the Christian church.
Announcement offers private social concerts in Clarksburg through the Victor Victrols with the world’s greatest entertainers. Pike News Co promises delivery of Victrola and records, operator service, and removal after the event at no charge for a limited number of occasions. Call Bell phone 348-1 or Home phone 327.
A succinct old time remedy note highlights Chamberlain’s Cough and Cold Tablet as a dependable, pleasant medicine for a cough or cold. It emphasizes ease of taking and trusted effectiveness for common illnesses.
A chaotic notice mentions a special meeting of Clarksburg Hive No 24 Ladies of the Macentines of the World at 2:80 in the Williams Wall on Second Street. Members urged to attend. fragmented lines reference cards and luncheon invitations among friends in Hartland and a social announcement in Columbus.
Arthur Thor chairman of the Republican committee issues a call for a meeting Monday afternoon March 4 at the court house. Arrangements for the June 4 general primary nominating election will be made and other business will be transacted. Official calls published elsewhere in the Daily Telegram.
An unnamed narrator recalls a quirky Harlem dinner where guests are served a bagged meal cooked on a stove in a paper bag. The event features bagged potatoes, tomatoes, dumplings, and coffee, with guests praising the novelty yet noting the sparse rewards for their journey. The tale ends with a casual, reflective note on the unusual dining spectacle.
Fire destroyed the Haymond Heights residence of E. J. Jenkins on a windy evening. The rear was engulfed before discovery, threatening eight nearby houses owned by Jacobs Prunty Real Estate and Building Co. Rain and firefighters saved several structures and residents.
A fragmented 1911 recipe excerpt describes preparing meat slices fried on croutons with a well greased bag method, served with mashed potatoes and Portugaise sauce. Portugaise sauce is built from tomatoes, pepper, sugar, vinegar, onion juice, garlic, and wine, plus a walnut-sized butter addition. Also mentioned are baked bananas and a note that Thomas C. Miller of Parrmont was a guest at the Waldo Thursday.
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