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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
5
A local notice lists Pint Fruit Jars at 65 cents per dozen Quart Fruit Jars at 75 cents per dozen Half Gallon Fruit Jars at one dollar per dozen Rubber Fruit Jar Rings at 5 cents per dozen and Metal Fruit Jar Lids at 40 cents per dozen.
New neckwear on display on the first floor includes the Evelyn Thaw Dutch Collar in pure white. Ladies lace items offered at 50c regular, three for $1.00. Smiths Axminster rugs 9x12 priced at $19.50 on special sale from $22.50. Boys and girls waist, best quality 15c each. Straw porch seats offered at 5c.
Readable fragments recount a Mrs Clausson hosted return party for friends includes New York guest Light refreshments and flowers noted. Also a Wednesday Sewing Club gathering at Sycamore with Mrs Lee Maxwell and many locals. Marriage of Honey Gushy to Mary gee reported from St Marys. Eagles Woodmen and local clubs held socials with banquets and notices of guests and hosts.
Pittsburg July 2 The children of Augustus Pollack inventor of the stagle will bring a number of salts It is alleged that over seventy five million stagles have been made infringing Pollack patent. Rev James F Plummer and children with his wife and sister test this morning for Virginia during July. Mr and Mrs Morrix will occupy the rectory in their absence.
Wills J. Fowler has been appointed by Provident Roosevelt as second deputy controller of the currency in Washington D C. The position carries a salary of 3000 dollars per year under the bill creating the new office.
Several B and B officials were here in a private car this morning on a tour of inspection. General Superintendent Rateholder, Division Engineer Barrett, and Division Superintendent U A Williams were among those present.
Persons who removed parts belonging to wells under attachment at Point Comfort must return them or face prosecution to the full extent of the law.
The palmistry clairvoyant at 16a West Main Street claims wondrous abilities. He offers to reveal past, present and future and helps with divorces social or business matters, asking no questions, with hours 10 am and on Sundays included.
Fragmentary report describes a boy with illness treated with various preparations and doctors. It mentions an attack of dysentery or fever and references names and remedies that imply a historical medical anecdote without clear outcomes. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
An unusual advertisement promotes Pink Bain Tablets and a Sweet Melody Flour product as cures for pain with claims of relief in 30 minutes. It urges quick purchase from all dealers and mentions a brand called Tr. Shop and Waina as a reminder of safety.
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