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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
3
A Charleston resident, Glisun, was seen last night en route to Wesendon to attend a local event. Swager homemade candles were advertised as fresh each hour.
Public notice summarizes rental listing for seven room houses on Chestnut Street with mentions of improvements and papered interiors. Inquiries directed to 530 Main St on January 7. Also notes oil market, harness needs, and a boot and shoe supply shop with leather and findings at Ed Reynolds Main Street.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces sale of tourist tickets at principal offices east of the Ohio River. Reduced rates apply to travel to Alabama Florida Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico North Carolina and Havana Cuba. See Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices for details.
A collage of home care tips, decorative ideas, and odd anecdotes appears. Tips cover polishing metals with coal ash, corking picture frames to reduce dust, and a recipe note about creamed mixtures. Interspersed are quips about marriage and a brief antiquated anecdote from lectures, ending with a stream of unrelated jokes.
Cut glass gifts offered by F A Robinson & Son emphasize rich brilliant pieces. Rings, stems, and hand cut styles promise elegance at low prices for guests purchasing licht glass goods. 322 Main Street is the showroom and contact point.
A historical note describes a colorless gas experiment using calcium carbonate and baking soda to produce carbon dioxide. It explains filling a jar with mixture, sealing with cardboard, and generating gas for observations of buoyancy and containment.
The article muses on toy origins and science in childhood, describing bubble experiments with carbonic acid and baking soda, vintage amusements such as gas balloons, and a nostalgic look at toys from the thirteenth century to Shelley. It reflects on how modern children enjoy more conveniences than earlier generations and cites historical anecdotes about toys and inventions.
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