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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
5
Advertises $15 winter suits for junior girls priced at $9.25 limited to remaining stock. Notes such suits cannot be bought elsewhere at this price and will fit through this and next winter. Mentions materials blue gil brown serges cheviots whipcords and new mixtures in sizes 13 15 and 17.
A busy program is set for Friday at 7 30 o clock featuring prayers songs recitations and a debate on capital punishment by students from elementary grades The event ends with a children's party hosted by Mrs Blair Willison celebrating her son Thomas Blair Willison Jr. with gifts, cakes, and photos. Also note a card party hosted by Mrs Parley Y Thorn with Mrs James Graham as a guest of Detroit and a euchre dinner followed by a ballroom dance by the Eilefield Club in Holman Hall.
An old advertisement urges attention to kidneys, claiming they control other organs and warn of trouble signs. It promotes Swamp Root herbal compound as a mineral free remedy and offers a free bottle by mail via Daily Telegram.
Last evening about seventy guests attended a dance by the Cadenza Orchestra. A card luncheon was hosted by Mrs Benjamin Stuttleworth with crimson carnations and ferns, featuring a bridge table and a keepsake. Miss Susie Maxwell married Lt. Chantal Abel of the Fourth Infantry in Los Angeles and will sail soon for the Philippines aboard the Sherman. The US G Club met at Mildred Anderson’s, with games and music. St Paul’s Missionary Society plans a baking sale at City Market Saturday at 9. The Five Womanly Card Club will meet at Broad Oaks Tuesday afternoon but will pause until Easter week.
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