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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
24
The Marlin Addition to the Country Cob promotes affordable plots for public sale in sizes from 50x150 to 1 acre. It contrasts countrified living with dusty polluted city air and urges readers to consider family health and comfort when choosing a home site.
The River area subdivision offers Clarksburgers a future residence at Spring Hill Park Martin addition with outdoor activities, a new private school building costing many thousands, and top teachers. Sole agents invite visits or calls at phone No. 943 Bell.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a cabby quarrel near an accident, with banter about passengers and a sharp jab at a “specialism.” The piece shifts to theater notes in Chicago and Grand Rapids, highlighting The Girl from Grand Rapids with John Hyams and Lalla McIntyre, plus Broadway antics around Bernard Granville and a singer’s missing words.
Washington report on Monza Italy where the Iron Crown of Lombardy is kept and linked to Queen Theodolinda. The article details its origin from Pope Gregory III, its use in crownings from Charles V to Napoleon, and Monza’s Basilica of San Giovanni where relics are housed. The piece notes Monza’s location near Milan and its local industry and culture.
An advertisement claims Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer can darken gray hair to a natural lustrous shade, make hair look fuller and younger, and prevent dandruff and scalp itching. It promises a money back guarantee, 50 cents for a large bottle, and offers parcel post shipping from Wells-Heymaker Drug Store in Clarkeburg, West Virginia.
A fragment notes that every home with a phone is linked to Welch and Fullerton Druaalsts in a local directory context. The text suggests an advertising or listing relation, naming two entities as primary phone service or catalog references. No dates or places are provided.
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