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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1907
Page
3
Fragment reads as a theater note praising Miss Emerson in a splendid play with mention of a strong cast including Hoey, Mesere, Nixon, and Zimoermiaa. text is garbled but suggests a dramatic production with central scenes and convivial reception.
A strong dramatic offering by Samuel Lewis features Miss Smorcon in a high class attraction. Managers emphasize the diamond is worthy of its setting and promise a refined, quality engagement with the act opening Thursday February 28.
Mayor Harmer presided at a morning police court session addressing sixteen drink related cases. Jesse Gregg received 12 days jail after fines for intoxication and failing to name liquor source. Adolphus Thacker and others drew three day or three day in default rulings for drunkenness. George Harris and Ernest Ransom cases were continued. Ora Moore paid 10 and costs for Sunday drunkenness and was released.
A list shows fines and costs for Sunday drink offenses. Joe Ravcroise John Snigg Henry Skinner Tra Baker Ira Goff and Mike Balser paid $10 fines plus costs for sign drink on Sunday. Others forfeited put-up fines of $3 and costs for being drinking Saturday night. M Neenan settled his usual payment of $5 and tuss for the same offense.
John L. Alcock of Baltimore presided as the eastern district of West Virginia Order of Hoo-Hoo conclave gathered in Elkins Friday. About 100 members attended and aided in initiating 24 candidates. Banquet duties were led by K. H. Stover of Elkins, and E Stringer Boggess of Clarkabore was doomed for Snark of the Universe, the top post of the order.
A proposed law bans possession or use of ferrets to catch rabbits or drive them from burrows. Violations bring fines from five to twenty dollars per offense. The measure aims to protect orchards and property from damage by vermin.
A. F. McIntire fell from the tipple of the Pairmont Coal Company Solon mine Sunday, sustaining bruises and shock. He was taken to his Riverdale area home for care as witnesses noted crowded scenes around the mine site.
An old advertisement proclaims Satisfaction is the motto of FP Welch Gas Fitting and Plumbing on East Pike Street, Sweet Melody Flour. It also promotes Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment claiming fast relief for piles with itching pain protruding or blind lesions and urges customers to try it, noting availability through all dealers.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Croup Cure as a safe syrup that stops croup in 0 minutes with no vomiting or distress to children. It claims to treat croup only and is sold by all dealers.
An advertising note touts Preventics as a safer way to stop a cold at the sneese stage. The candy cough tablets claim to heads off grippe and possibly pneumonia or bronchitis, sold in 5 and 26 cent sizes by all dealers.
John W. Fahey of Grafton has taken charge of the Marshall Coal Company's mine on the West Virginia and Pittsburgh branch of the B&O six miles south of Clarksburg. He also runs Rosemont Coal and Grafton Coal & Coke, praised as one of the oldest and most experienced mining men in the state.
Customer assured money refunded if three fourths of a Manzan tube used and not satisfied. Return remaining balance to druggist for cheerful refund. Take advantage of this offer. Brand G Bland.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for lame back uric acid and kidney trouble. It claims wide success in hospitals and practice, offers a free sample and a book, and directs readers to buy bottles from pharmacists citing Binghamton New York as the company address.
Hapgoods announces a new Clarksburg West Virginia branch to interview employers seeking competent help and employees seeking better positions. Frank A. Willison, located in Oak Hall building Rooms 317 18 Oak Hall Bldg Clarksporg W Ya, will be the district representative and available by phone or visit to discuss the proposition.
An advertisement offers laundry help with prompts to call FEBLY'S HAND LAGN at W. Pike St near Pike St. It pledges on time service and careful washing and hints at legal compliance in its wording.
Hi. H. Allen advertises upholstery and furniture repair at 664 West Main Street, C. BR. Odtell's old stand, promising affordable rates and service.
An old advertisement touts Kodol as a digestive aid that closely mimics natural digestive juices. It claims quick relief and digestion of what you eat, with a guaranteed relief plan. Sold by all druggists.
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