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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
5
Practical clothing item described as coveralls for children under fifteen years old made of Marie sateen with rubber lining and a Mother Hubbard style hood. Colors are red and navy blue. Presented in a historical catalog style.
A concise phrase contrasts appearances with service and performance, noting that looks and service do not determine outcomes involving Beatty. No further context is provided to identify persons, places, or events.
Sale text notes unexpected value on undermuslins during a White Sale with garments described as mussed and soiled in the initial display, marking half price reductions as the event begins.
A letter campaign from Stone & Mercer of Clarksburg West Virginia touts Vinal as a medicine that strengthened a frail child. The testimonial cites recovery due to medicinal elements in Vinal and claims customer satisfaction with refund terms.
Salem residents and visitors share a string of social calls and greetings across towns including West Thion Parkersurg and Philadelphia. Notables mentioned include Willian Gattis Sidney Wright LW Allen Joseph James and Bertha Backus as well as Miss Mary Currants and the Newton family with greetings to Mrs. Newton’s parents.
The Virginia list shows 11 920 on the pension roll with a push to increase benefits under a new pension bill passed by the House and awaiting Senate action. The plan would boost service pensions for Civil War soldiers meeting 90 days service and age criteria from 15 to 65 up to 36 and 45 dollars per month, impacting total minimal pension outlays estimated at 45 489 405 dollars pending final passage.
Stephen DeBolt a tin mill employee is a typhoid fever patient at St Marys hospital. He was admitted yesterday afternoon.
A lengthy social column details a Saint Patrick era gathering at a home on West Pike Street with Mrs Shields hosting a guest list including Miss Susie Masoyen and Mrs H. L. Olas. Attendees enjoy cards, prizes, and a five-table progression. The article notes a wedding trip for Mr and Mrs Lang after a Smoky Guy wedding celebration. A piano recital and upcoming Templar Ball in Clarksburg are also mentioned, with attendance figures and prices given.
The text presents a jumbled medical note advising remedies for cold feet and body chill. It mentions Chamberlains Cough Hemnedy and bathing feet in Noe water but contains numerous misspellings, making core instructions uncertain and non-sensical.
A series of community events appears including a 4 pm Saturday party with guests, a 6 pm church-related gathering, and Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at the Episcopal parish house. Invitations extend to eligible members to join, and Mrs. Ein L Sproker hosts a social at her home next Tuesday afternoon.
An opinion piece argues that special railroad rate advantages will end and advocates for equal treatment. The author questions previous privileges and criticizes a system believed to deny fair opportunity, urging adherence to a just authority.
The funeral of Mrs Eton Wise who died Wednesday morning at her Hickman street home will be held Friday at 2 o clock the residence. Burial will be in Elkyew cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount illness and a fatal incident affecting residents including Jane Prieto and others. Mentioned are medical visits by Drs H. W. and A. B. in Clarksville, Fairmont, and Buckhannon scenes with references to relatives and a presumed accident or attack.
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