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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Selegrem pattern and Stam Allowing paper pat ses Heat theme exateive Low Fork Ausland with unclear names and dates. The readable bits imply a generic note about patterns or supplies but lack a coherent event or identities.
A catalog snippet lists telegram patterns priced at 20 cents each and mentions stamps. The readable text shows repeated phrases and disordered letters, indicating a fragmented vintage advertisement or stamp pattern listing. The exact items and prices are partly obscured by OCR artifacts.
Ellen Stan presents guidance on choosing and cutting a girls dress pattern. Readers are instructed to follow directions, lay fabric on a cutting table, pin pattern pieces, and allow seam allowances. The article notes pattern 3574 costs 10 cents and will be mailed to the requester with full address.
A dated testimonial endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney pain with a purchaser from Clarkeburs W Va praising relief after use. Also promotes Preventives candy cold cure tablets claiming early cold interruption and pneumonia prevention. lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents and urges “Remember the name Dean's.”
The piece previews Charles Klein self described dramatic work The Lion and the Mouse with themes of money and politics affecting justice. It notes The Yankee Desdo Stock Company opening at the Grand next Monday with Anita the Singing Girl and a vaudeville slate between plays. Mentions Morgantown Fairmont sales records and upcoming collaborations by William Collier Hartley Manders and Paul Rubens Austin Hurgon with plans for London and New York productions.
An advertisement touts Greenlawn Cemetery near the city with perpetual care for all lots. It provides contact options at 330 W Malin Street and a home phone 217 for information. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Salve for itching and skin conditions available from dealers.
Ad promotes Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy from Racine Wisconsin offering free sample by mail. Mentions DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as effective for piles. Encourages writing today and notes availability at all druggists.
Mrs Stella Pauline Carder died after a two week typhoid illness at 5 20 yesterday. She was married to Quilin M Carder on March 17 1901 and leaves two children John 13 months and Doris who died recently. A member of the Methodist Protestant church and the local Pythian Sisters she is mourned by her husband four sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Protestant church conducted by Rev A A Retby.
In Magistrate Gordon's court Friday morning William Cipskaway and 0 Polander faced a charge of stealing books wives and curds. The only item linked to the alleged theft was an Amal Polish Bible. ownership was proved by the defendant. Plaintiff bore 36 predice costs.
Employees of Bell Telephone in Wilsonburg work on phones while Antonia Crujano returns to Italy and plans a brief return. B T Fowler advances in telegraphy under J B Coyne. Community updates include dinners at 15 B Maxwell and various local visits to Clarksburg Sardis and Tenmile. March 3 4 and 5 feature the Merry Widow hat at Black Kvolume’s millinery.
Deeds recorded show Magnolia TK Stansberry transferring to Charléa HL Stansberry and related transfers to Elizabete Pint and John Yost. One lot described as Adameton/Same to John Yost. Annotations include partial parcel identifiers and beneficiary names.
Valley River Con Company has been chartered with authorized capital stock of 70 000 dollars 800 dollars paid in and 80 dollars paid. Directors include J L Hixson Albert Shupe Alvin Rich BN Wa cor Wesley Zaeg and W G Chrle ty of Wooster. A sale at Krohme's millinery on 184 Third Street will offer a concrete tree to attendees on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday March 5 and 6 to 184 Third Street.
A dense OCR fragment lists many professionals and businesses with floor locations in a multi-floor building. Names include physicians, lawyers, lumber firms, contractors, insurance, and an insurance notice offering sickness and accident indemnity. The jumble suggests a directory or advert section with room numbers, floors, and firms.
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