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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1907
Page
5
The local Eagles will initiate eight candidates tonight and hold a social session after the ceremonies, which will be in the nature of a banquet. A large attendance is expected and the installation of officers will also take place.
To avoid pneumonia and cure a cold the ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the remedy tops coughing and expels the cold from the system with mild taste. Beware only the genuine product in the yellow package is sold by Starm & White.
A partial line hints at overlooked revenue as ads and wants are not yet fully gathered. The brief notes questions about uncollected funds and remaining listings, suggesting further review is needed to finalize accounts.
Fragmentary passage promises money refund if a remedy fails to cure coughs and colds. Language is garbled with misspellings and nonstandard terms, making it difficult to identify a specific product, company, or formal notice.
Monday night saw a surprise party hosted by ZW Morris at Mrs. Laura Newton’s Clar wareet home with games and a luncheon at 4 1 o'clock. Attendees included Beulah Lyon Newton Miss Shirk and others. Dr E H Cummings B B Pew Frank S White and more. A separate gathering at 786 Locust Street featured games refreshments and congenial company with Della Gardner and guests. Events continued with the Waldo hotel assembly ball in New Haven hall featuring Vincent's Orchestra and visiting guests from Parkersburg Fairmont Fratton Weston Pittsburg Wheeling. The social season received generous patronage from Mrs A D Parr and others.
Foreigners fired pistols on New Year’s Eve at Monticello arene injuring or killing. Bullets pierced the home of R B L John Yoo in Carlisle court, striking Miss Yeot Cunningham’s bedroom wall. The volley sent residents running and police were slow to respond. fear held residents indoors. The article condemns such promiscuous shooting and calls for arrest and punishment.
Readers in Sormole Virginia on January 2 witnessed renewed attention to colonial emblems marking the nation’s early history. The scene centered on Jamestown with emphasis on enduring symbols of the old era and concerns that neglect could erase these historic traces.
The Grand opera house hosts a Monday show by Al Leech and the Rise Rosebuds with Maude Gray Charlotte Towle and Lilly Hart in a lively farce. The students portray sprout sisters and Professor Leech of Dodge Academy. Edward Mora sings Sally as the performance features humorous disguises and musical numbers.
A lively airy comedy features Bright music and funny sayings with a sensational cock fight climax. Prolific comedian Mr Leech performs the song He Walked Right in Turned Around and Walked Right Out Again, originated on a New York roof last summer. The Yunmakers head a strong singing chorus and the show draws strong audience laughter.
Long article describes the Jamestown Ter-Centennial celebration to mark 300 years since the real birth of the nation. Nations invited, war vessels and troops to grace Hampton Roads near Norfolk. London and New York events linked as preludes. Mentions notable figures, Pocahontas lineage, and the global significance of the exposition. Also includes a long digression on Chihuahua City and wealth figures, with references to Lucky Pedro Alvarado and Mexican mining wealth.
The narrator describes a journey from the Deby Houses to Chihuahua City, claiming adherence to Mexican architectural style and noting the gradual rural landscape. The trip spans over 200 miles across ranch lands as the party travels beyond the United States reach.
A Clarksbury reader recounts severe back pain and cold‑triggered lumbago relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Johnson endorses the remedy, praising its complete relief. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the pills for 60 cents. remember the name Doan's.
The West Virginia Bank will hold a stockholders meeting in the banking room at corner 4th and Pike streets Clarksburg West Virginia on Wednesday January 9 1907 at 10 oclock A M to elect directors for the coming year and handle other lawful business. Fred B Wood Cashier.
A note urges the person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by continual coughing to buy Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold by Sturm and Wilson.
The text urges careful attention to soil and environment for healthy plants and claims dandruff and baldness stem from a germ at the roots. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the cure, noting distribution by Wells & Haymaker and agents, with a sales offer from The Herpicine Co. in Desate Bich.
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