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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
A dated advertisement claims Vinol and iron tonic rebuild waste heart and nerve strength for readers worn from work. It quotes a Boston lawyer praising a mother’s restored health and urges trial of Vinol with a money back guarantee. Stone & Mercer druggists of Clarksburg WV also advertise Axe Salve.
Braxton Uniontown notes a sale of a coal block in Braxton county to broker Bricknelly of Pittsburgh for investment. The land lies near the Braxton town area and the Ohio railroad line with Clarke retaining vast coal acreage. Pressure rises for development and further large deals in West Virginia coal.
The Bijou theater announces Bombya a noted New York singer will perform for two weeks starting Monday January 13. Lloyd arrives with Weber and Welds lineage and will present Irish sentimental songs with a growing program each night. A special two reel feature Monday and a three reel Kalom feature Wednesday highlight the run.
A birthday party was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Lacy’s residence 124 First Street to honor Madeline Lacy’s sixteenth birthday. Sixty guests enjoyed fifteen place settings, a salad supper, music, games, and souvenir postcards, with many presents for the young hostess.
Okey S. Snider and Oliver Snider acquire the 4 M Ritter market in Salem and will operate as Snider Brothers. They promise a full line of fresh and cured meats and aim for courteous service, leveraging their youth and local respect.
An odd classified style notice mentions a yellow car, witless slogans, and a punch of chairs plus a contact tag. The fragment hints at an advertisement or sale with references to a person or brand and phone numbers.
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