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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
5
A lavish stage bill arrives at Brand Opera House tonight featuring a cast of beautiful performers, bright musical numbers, and dazzling mechanical effects. The act, billed as one of the season’s top musical comedies, promises lively entertainment and strong audience appeal.
Epworth League members met in a business session with special music by a quintette led by Lynch Knox Swager and Martin and a torch display by Prof Delmer of the YWCA. Reports on the Dime Movement showed enthusiasm and the potential to push the fund above 1000 dollars. Members are urged to submit outstanding reports to Secretary Chas W Purchee or Treasurer Robert I Shite.
The text describes a chaotic scene this morning with a broken tee and aggressive behavior. Passengers attempt to overtake a wagon as tensions rise and a need to restore normal order is noted.
A Waldo Sunday night concert led by Wells orchestra faced heavy rain causing disruptions. Mr Wallet prepared another program piece in a formal style, with a closing line about “Everybody Work That Father” provoking mixed reactions from the audience.
The Chyerrobl son of Riichy Plisher, maiden nee Taist Crouk, is admitted to the Moretor Thenrables in Muntington. His limbs stiffen and bend awkwardly, with rigidity at times preventing movement. Officials report the case as very bad and efforts for treatment continue, including possible placement at the Home for Tnemratilos.
Obituary notes Catherine Molt of Dorchester who died after long illness in the Stealey addition. She married Thfor Holt on May 1 181% and bore eleven children, seven surviving. A devout member of the United Brethren in Christ in 1841 and later the Methodist Protestant church, she suffered greatly yet remained joyful. She leaves a companion, seven sons two daughters and many relatives. Funeral from her daughter’s home Christmas day at 2 pm, with burial in the cemetery to await the resurrection.
Corset covers priced at 50 cents to 75 cents with lace trim and ribbon. Skirt of cambric features ruffles and embroidery, offered in a compact early 20th century catalog style for immediate purchase.
The report describes a drilling operation in Moddeidge County near Weet Moon on Middle Island. The well began producing 18 barrels daily, with further work expected to improve output. Nearby locations include West Union district and the Salon district, with references to multiple farms and operations under the South Penn company in the Morton area.
The city is flooded with White Sales and P S Co claims the largest sale of daintly muslin underclothes this season. Exquisite garments speak for themselves by every seam buttonhole embroidery and lace, inviting customers to compare value and choose.
Corset covers offered in three styles priced at 15 and 9 cents, 25 cents, 45 and 50 cents, 65 cents, 95 cents, with a set at 225 and individual items at 3.00.
A lively Elkbridge event describes Profesor Crose's ball with a large crowd enjoying the evening. The dance drew many attendees and featured a noted manager Victor Baitinel presenting valuable bets and confirming the social success of the Winter season.
A brief note records a meeting of the United Commercial Teal Hore on Saturday at the Snaitt jal on Malinstr. Attendees included a teacher of patte fidates and Tnittians.
A resident of this city. Wey a Fan of Henten Romer Tr donated to the fire department an annual gift to support the service. The arrangement appears to be a civic gesture honoring the department and its officers.
Mrs. Michael Hart of Kingston Jamaica endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough. She says it has proven beneficial and gives her confidence to use it without hesitation in her home. Sold by Stone & Merter.
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