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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
5
The listing shows inexpensive open stock patterns for China ware including white and gold and floral designs at 10 cents each, water jugs at 10 cents, stone cuspiders, butter cracks, salt boxes, grape juice glasses, plus shoes for women and children. Prices emphasize clearance with many items marked down notably.
German and plat vallaces at 10c yard with insertions. edges 2 to 6 inches wide. Embroideries and galloons 10c yard in two table lots. Japanese elsource embroidered gowns in Nainsook sizes 15 16 17. Corset covers 25c 39c 50c. table lots with lace and embroidery trims. Bought for special selling.
An odd item lists lingerie and tailored models offered at low prices. The note suggests readers save when opportunity presents itself and emphasizes variety including dainty pieces and linen items.
The maker balked at producing women’s suits but agreed to a $20 price for durable men’s wear serge. The suits are fadeless, double-twist double-warp weave, plain tailored and sturdy for all-year wear. Coats measure 27 and 32 inches in all sizes.
The article highlights Alma Deck, a Cincinnati-born rising vocalist, performing Thursday at the First Baptist Church with the Song Circle Quartet and Cadenza Orchestra, featuring pianist Edward Baxter Perry. It also notes Perry’s recital at Central Christian Church and lists other social club activities in Morgantown and nearby towns through January events.
White father was sick about six years, of Chamiberia its.
The Ladies Aid Society of Wikcenture Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mme G. At attend at that plane. All members are requested to be present.
Editors publish reader letter praising Lynn Haven Florida as a thriving town near St. Andrews Bay. The writer notes rapid growth since 1911, a post office elevated to presidential status with $1200 salary, churches planned, schools active, and strong citizenship banning liquor and gambling. Mentions population around 2600, 25–30 stores, a modern newspaper plant, and civic progress despite remaining saloons.
Man plans to leave northern cold for Lynn Haven on St Arons Bay but notes his aged brother between life and death. A late report mentions a wagon driver near that area and a partial discovery related to Mrs Roscoe Brown who were guests at Lake Park Maryland.
Allis Florence Acheson has returned from Wheeling where she addressed recent events and addressed community concerns. She spoke about plans for local projects and emphasized ongoing civic engagement with residents and organizations.
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