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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
5
Parsons-Souders promotes a cool pleasant store with earnest service and a broad array of bargains. Highlighted are 20 percent discounts on hammocks and porch swings, reinforced Vader hammocks, garden decor like glazed Jardinieres, hanging baskets, pots, and saucers, with prices ranging from 10 to 50 cents for smaller items.
If you seek hair accessories for a fashionable coiffure visit the large and remarkable hair goods exhibit arranged by the store. Prices are moderate and surprisingly low for quality goods, inviting interest from shoppers familiar with the usual market rates.
A group of tailors partners to provide women with superior suits for the money. They emphasize work from styling to finishing, with guarantees and measurable quality. The collection showcases their achievement of the promised value.
Sutton residents H A Harman and W E Hammond visit the city while Harrisville and Wheeling guests stroll shops. Congressman John W Davis returns from Washington as others plan trips to Atlantic City and New York with family visits and business stops in Fairmont Huntington and Wilsonburg.
In Wallace on July 31 Mrs. D W Kemper was treated to a pleasant surprise by her children and friends. The family gathered with all members present except daughter Mia. Jacob Parks of Tulsa Oklahoma sent a kind note after the celebration.
A family birthday dinner at Adamston honored Mrs. Kemper with gifts including two black serge coats. Relatives from Adamston Wallace and Brown attended, with many presents and warm wishes. A separate 5 o'clock dinner in honor of Mildred Burnsile followed baptismal services in Pittsburg. Union Sunday School at Quiet Dell reported a very successful festival with broad attendance and strong effort.
Miss Blanche Lawson visits Mrs Basil Lucas in Shinnston. Charles Thompson spends weekend with father Joshua Thompson of Boothsville. J J Layman ill with bronchitis. A Biggerstaff of Clarksburg visits. Funeral held for Marguerite Vargo in Ocean. burial at Holy Cross. J J Hurry at Parsons on business. John Frank returns from Newark Ohio. J F Garrett returns from Parkersburg. Frank Stout and daughter Dale with Lemuel Stout at bedside. Mrs E F Garrett suffers sciatic rheumatism. Mrs Lula Murray and children visit Nora Martin. Unnrchard of Philadelphia visits Sabra Sutton. John Walker from Cincinnati inquiries into death of Paul Schlagel drowned at Oral Osse. Four-year-old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Barker seriously bitten by copperhead twice. Excelsior Rebekah Lodge initiates class of two. ice cream and cake served. Car lost from engine 733 into pottery yards destroying about 2000 gallons of ware. Mr and Mrs Clinton Harmon of Petersburg Va guests of Franz Dillon.
A rough figure suggests 93 million sheep in Australia while Americans spend about 600 million dollars annually on related livestock sectors. The data points appear in a fragmented OCR segment, reflecting broad agricultural trade and livestock trends.
A woman overheard a man writing about soap and extolled Easy Task soap as the best cleaner that saves work and protects fabrics. The ad-like text urges wives to switch from old methods to Easy Task soap, claiming faster, cleaner results and lower costs. A testimonial fragment praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach issues, with lingering ad language about remedies and sales.
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