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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
5
A demonstration titled A Demonstration of Snowdritt highlights the perfect shortening for cooking and Wes son Snowdritt Oil Salade. The event invites the public, especially ladies, to attend and learn, with proceeds benefiting the store and the public at large.
A lively note on outings in the woods celebrates youth and the joy of picnics. It mentions the spirit of youth, aging joints, and recalls past picnics. The text lists prices for picnic plates and Japanese lanterns for lawn parties, noting 30 cents for 100 plates and ten cents per lantern.
A puckish quote about marriage splits time into housecleaning and buying hats. The ad then lists miscellaneous grocery items: Jelly glasses with covers 18¢ per dozen, jar rings 10¢ per dozen, wax circle papers 5¢ per hundred, be seal jars pints 7¢ each, quarts and half-gallon sizes up to $1.10.
The ad notes Alaska Freezers offering 3, 4 and 6 quart models at 2.50 and 3.50 dollars, while North Pole Freezers lists 2 and 4 quart sizes from 1.75 to 2.50 dollars, promoting a playful Hokey Pokey ice cream theme with family scenes.
The ad lists two tone whipcords in tan and gray with tie and slack, and French Serge in blue and black for fall styles. Retail value 12.50. Blouses come in linger ie and voile with many new models, all at excellent values.
A Tuesday night program at the Baptist church, organized by the Baptist class circle, drew a large, appreciative crowd. Peshak's orchestra, the Bain Abt strings, and several soloists and readers performed with encores, including Miss Anna Remlinger and Miss Adore Stoll. Beta Gamma class outing at Terrapin Park featured Miss Taylor Martin as guest of honor and a Casino show. Old Home Week invites in Uniontown, Pa, with events planned for August 26–31, 1912. Ruth Kemper violin recital at First Baptist church drew praise. Tetrick family reunion planned near Viropa in the Sturm school grove. Cadena orchestra to play at Hoffman Hall Thursday with new electric fans for comfort. Sunday school Bible class at St Paul’s Methodist continues.
A church social at Lock Lynn planned by Mrs Charles B Alexander and others from Parkersburg will start at 7 PM tomorrow. The White Ribbon recruits meeting was postponed from today at the home of Rev John D McReynolds. The Woman's Society of Central Presbyterian meets Thursday at 3 at Miss Kate Stotlers home. all members urged to attend.
Walter Franklin Nay aged 18 months son of Mr and Mrs A R B Nay Point Comfort died Tuesday night after a short illness. The body will be taken to Ellenboro Ritchie County for burial in Carmichael Hill cemetery Thursday afternoon.
Jesse G. Lawson was a business visitor from Bridgeport arriving in town on Wednesday for meetings and potential dealings.
The film shows two tribes, Apaches and Yumas, in a war and peace struggle with a brave heroine from one side. A dream re-enactment features a grand mountain backdrop and dramatic battle scenes. Soldiers rescue friends after a climax as thunderous battle smoke surrounds the storyboat.
On November 1 1911 the undersigned sold their business and all outstanding accounts are due. Remittances should be sent promptly or will be sent for collection. Pike News Company W E Gocke Treasurer. The store advertised frugally and faces expenses from Hack Ward.
H A Heinze civil and mining engineer listed with office in room 602 Examination Coal Property Computed Maz Blu Golf Building and Development Surveys made Note yeosnd tracings Maca idanecend oom Bell Phone 408 4 Cons ve Espa 163 1
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