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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
2
An old advertisement touts a foot care product claiming to erase pain, itching, and soreness with a simple 25 cent purchase. It promises rapid results for skin issues from corns to eczema and urges readers to visit Wells & Haystinker Company for instant relief.
A scrambled Telegram note questions advertising effectiveness and practical limits. The author argues marketing impact is not achieved by a single method but by balancing messages, media, and audience reach.
A fragmentary passage describes a schoolgirl named Jabain and her emotions as she prepares for an evening with visitors. A carriage arrives and a voice with English tones speaks in the hall, building to a scene of cautious anticipation as authority figures and strangers converge in the home setting.
Virginia meets Redfield at Elk Lodge with Enderby posing as neighbor. Rich dinner guests include State Senator Bridges and Mrs. Redfield. Tensions rise as Virginia’s mother struggles, while Redfield plans a risky, close-quarters pursuit involving a killing ride and hidden motives.
Community notes mention visits among neighbors in Tadwichind and Unton Boaghes. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bistace return from Wikemia with daughter Julie. Cottrill remains ill while Norman children recover from whooping cough. John Hick’s 20th wedding anniversary celebrated with guests and games. Booth Union Sunday School progress noted with A B Jacobs as superintendent.
A live western play The Stampede will be presented at the Grand on Friday January 13 with Lillian Buckingham in a star role and a capable company. Grace George may appear in Sauce for the Goose as an early option. Clarksburg and Morgantown venues also noted.
Lee Ruffid, a young colored man, jailed pending a hearing in Justice Samuel W. Gordons court on a charge of stabbing John Varsey, a young colored teamster, with a penknife Saturday night at Glancy corner after a quarrel over a girl. Dor sey’s word in not believed to be serious.
State Senator Charles G. Coffman traveled to Charleston to represent his district at the legislature. He plans to remain until the end of the session and is expected to attend Mrs. Charles B. Alexander’s event on the following Saturday.
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