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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1909
Page
5
Demonstrations by Miss Watt the corsetiere conclude today with professional services and in attendance during the display period. Visitors are urged to attend to learn proper corseting and ensure the correct fit. The event thanks patrons for their support and mentions Miss Watt’s ongoing service.
The department stores showcase over one hundred spring and summer 1909 suit styles emphasizing originality. Prices range from $15.00 to $75.00, with dressy materials and new color options highlighted in the display.
Local Saturday sale features women's Sorosis patent colt and hand sewn button shoes with prices around 4.00 to 2.69 and men's patent leather and Vici Kid options in various sizes. Infants, misses, and boys shoes offered with discounts. selection includes Eagle Brand shoe cream and Blackola polish, all at reduced sale prices.
An old ad image touts Dosa's Ointment as a cure for stubborn hives eczema and itch caused by rhenm. It urges readers to seek relief from druggists who sell the product.
The Local market shows a wide range of fruits and vegetables with varied prices. Items include butter 4c per pound, apples 30c per dozen, grapes 26c per pound, oranges 40c per dozen, and chicken dressed 20c to 22c per pound, among others.
Deeds recorded show transfers in multiple districts including Adamston Union Heights and Glenwood. Individuals and companies such as Frank Shuttleworth Robertshuttleworth James W Robinson Myra Hult Henry Riohanaa Bazley Victoria Haddox J M Talkington Clara V Johnson Osborn Brum A W Vincent W L Joyce Thomas J Francis Lynch Elliott Company Aloza W Walter Cecil B Highland F C Great house W M Mason and others convey property parcels ranging from single lots to two lot gifts across several subdivisions including Upland Grove Benton and Clay districts.
A newspaper ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a painless, scientifically backed remedy for constipation. It promises no diarrhea or nausea and claims the product is suitable for children and the frail. The copy urges readers to buy only at Sturm & Wilson on Main Street.
An advertisement promotes a home treatment for bleeding, prolapse and other pile symptoms using a new adsorption method. It claims immediate relief and permanent cure, offers a free trial on request with local references, and lists Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana as contact. It mentions Dean's Ointment and Perry Davis Palnkiver as remedies and notes past remedies.
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