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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
2
A humorous household aside shows Anty Drudge advising Mrs Justwed on washing blankets and flannels with Fels Naptha soap in lukewarm water. The ad touts the soap’s cleaning power, whiteness, fabric care, and broad uses from laundry to floors and linoleum.
In a brisk advertisement, Newbro's Herpicide claims to stop dandruff, prevent hair loss, and save worry and money. It cites Mrs. S. A. Lee of Richmond Virginia sharing a recovery story after years of dull gray hair, asserting the product restored length, softness, and natural color. The copy promotes a 50 cent sample and bottles at one dollar with a money back guarantee.
A list of church services and classes across several congregations. Central Christian, Duff Strpnt, United Brethren, Christ Episcopal, Ash Chapel, First Baptist, St Paul’s, Methodist Protestant, Gracell Baptist Mission, Central Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, Trinity Methodist Episcopal (Colored) all publish Sunday school times, morning sermons, and evening or class meetings with pastors and leaders named.
A large reception at 474 West Street featured Mrs M L Sherrard and Miss Sherrard as guests of honor. Hostess Mrs Holden presided with Mrs B C Heap on register and a buffet luncheon. Guests included Mrs Henry Haymond, Mrs R T Lowndes, Mrs J J Duncan, Mrs Carl Vance, Mrs Evelyn Richards of New York, Rev Charles Baird Mitchell, and many others. The dining room showcased golden red decor while music by Cadensa Orchestra and piano pieces entertained. Outing followed by a noted group itinerary.
Gardiner Simms of Ocean Mines was sent to Columbus Barracks Saturday morning by Sergeant Fristy from the local recruiting office. Simms's brother enlisted a year ago and praised the service, writing home to urge him to join.
Bridgeport July 6 Carl Law of Clarksburg attended to gauge interest in the Clarksburs Chautauqua Company movement. Local residents buy season tickets as Mrs Harter Stout and Dale visit her brother in Flatwoods. Several others, including Charles Garrison from Greensburg PA and Mrs Mandy Powell of inmont, visit relatives here.
A severe electrical storm yesterday afternoon in Leon County damaged Fred Sullivan's store, nearly destroying the building. His sister suffered a severe shock and is not expected to recover.
James J. Devine, grand knight of Clarksburg Council No. 872, has been appointed district deputy of the order for the district including Parimont, Grafton, Weston and Clarksbare councils by State Deputy R. H. Farrall. The appointment covers the year ending June 1, 1918.
Three boys aged 10 to years were jailed by Baltimore and Ohio police to await hearings in Justice Gordon's court. Charged with dropping water and stealing corn from a box car at a Toont station, they face trial early next week. Mrs Banari Doyle and her son Esmund wake their parents in Salem. James C. Smith visited from Wolf Summit on Saturday.
Water Works and Sewerage Board warns that the 10 o'clock p m. July 10 1912 is the final date for discounted water bills unpaid by that time. No discount will be allowed on remaining unpaid bills after the deadline.
Mount Clare notes a lively Thursday baseball game between the Fats and Deans ending in a two-run victory amid a week of social visits. Attendees include Rev W O David and daughter Mary of Butter PA, Mr and Mrs T M Sullivan and others visiting from nearby towns.
Cari and Lee Horner were business visitors here Thursday. Mrs. Isaac Sell and children of Stealey Heights visited her parent here recently. B. P. Robinson is having water works put into his dwelling. Url Smith and sitter and Minx Hall of Grafton are guests of Minx Mary Beverage.
Bargain silk sale offers natural pongee in 26 inch and yard widths with slight selvage defects, priced at 1.00 to 1.50 per yard. 35 inch genuine imported natural shantung offered at 55 cents per yard. Large quantities available. limited details provided.
A listing promotes a four fifty box described as 53 by 32 by 18 inches, solidly built of seasoned wood with a polished interior, white Japanese matting, bamboo trim, brass hinges, and rolling casters. It claims suitability for clothing and small items and invites personal examination to confirm the price.
Fragmentary notice warns mothers or children to watch for a certain health or safety issue during summer months. It references dependents and guardians and mentions sale through all dealers. The readable text is unclear on specifics or location.
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