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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
6
A fragment urges consideration of a tight corset to slim the waist and enhance the figure, noting the bust as higher than last season. Keeps a fashion advisory tone with emphasis on shaping and style.
Falrimony council will put a license issue to voters after a petition signed by local citizens was presented. The council accepted the petition and ordered the question placed on the spring election ballots, with a printed note urging support for or against the license.
Smifield resident Homer Keys arrived for treatment at Kessler hospital after a fever relapse. Isckourn’s Lyn Greynoide admitted. move to hospital completed. Mt. Ginre’s Walwrio Morris spent time in the city with friends. Former Salem merchant Henry Hawker from Colorado visits. Dol a resident Job Payne seen citywide. David Davidson in Texas visiting relatives. Salem’s W. E. Leonard and Bristol’s W. F. Ross in town on business. Mrs. W. M. Osburn and children return from Fairmont and Mannington. Mrs. John M. Flanigan visiting sister in Moundsville. Wheeling visit noted for Roney’s Boys with Woman’s Club event at Waldo. Dr. R L Jackson leaves for Pittsburg for four weeks of veterinary study.
The Holden family extends heartfelt thanks to the people of Clarksburg and Harrison County for their kindness and attention to Charles Fen ton Holden during his illness and for the sympathy shown after his death. Lee D Holden and family express gratitude.
Nine candidates were initiated into the ministries of Elkdom at the local lodge meeting on Third Street. New members include Hoff Harrisville prosecuting attorney Ribble County, J A Morris, J Rosenbloom Richwood, Wingate, Blass, Plummer, Primm, Robinson, and McDonnell Clarksburg. Exalted Ruler S A Bentley presided. a program of readings, addresses, and music followed. social committee members presented well.
A marriage license was issued Wednesday at the county clerk’s office to Charles H. Sons and Helen Burns.
A compact feature surveys Tennessee emphasis on home news trends voting through telegraphic wires, noting rising popularity and influence across streets, enterprise sectors, ideas, and want ads with broad local reach. It highlights varied content lines under circulation themes.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp germicide and antiseptic to dispel unhappiness over thinning hair. It claims the product destroys the germ causing hair loss and promotes renewed fullness, urging readers to try it and send for samples from The Herpicide Co in Detroit.
An advertisement lists AURFKA PLUMBING CO. with A. Gould as owner at 428 Pike Street in the Payne Building. It provides Home phone 98 and Bell phone 52 W for contact.
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