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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
16
A fragment notes a call to present clear facts about a business to the public, stressing crystal clearness and public understanding of core ideas. The text appears as a terse editorial prompt rather than a full report, with an emphasis on transparency and accessible information.
The Tub Dress For Housewear appeals to women scrupulous about cleanliness, claiming to come out freshest after laundry. Ten new tub dresses in gynghams voiles and cotton tissues, sizes 34 to 46, priced at 1.00 each. The ad urges thoughtful dress and soul-satisfying taste, promising stylish summer fashions for those who value quality.
Among the washables linens gabardines piques and similar fabrics in white oak with pockets belts and outfits. Ivory white golfine skirts popular this season priced from $1 to $5 and up to $495 for select pieces.
Very unusual at these prices and likely to go rapidly. Mostly light straws trimmed for summer wear. Ready for any smart outer garment.
A fragmentary line describes a plan to serve hot coffee in the woods. It mentions a can of paste used to create a flame with a match, noting the paste costs about 10 cents per can. The text references Sternan Ganned Heat and a colloquial exchange between two individuals.
Social and personal notices describe clan gatherings at Wallace and Wilson Street homes, including the Merry Circle Crochet Club at Mrs William Garrett’s home with attendees such as Mrs Elia Har Bert, Mrs Cora Moore, Mrs Richard Thompson, Mrs Blendie Morgan, and Miss Lizzie Bennett, plus visitors Miss Reve Piggott and Mrs T Da Bennett. Also noted are a quiet marriage at Henry Brooks’s home to Harvey Drake and Anne Mayo Peterson, church society meetings, a postponed University extension lecture on Education, and a large reception by Washington Irving high school Juniors for the Seniors with decorated auditorium and June roses.
Many guests attended a reception given by the Parson-Souders Company with faculty and board of education. A program featured Master Cadenza Orchestra, Welcome Song by rank Farrenbaue, addresses by Aubrew Wilson and Ercel Knight, and performances by Washington Irving Junior Girls, Juliet and Lady Macbeth roles, and the Cadenza Orchestra. A lavish banquet followed with class colors blue and white, black, and white flowers, and decorations. The event closed with a showcase by the Cadenza Orchestra and a parade noting the Liberty Bell's journey from Philadelphia to San Francisco.
An OCR fragment mentions blankets and pillows, wallpaper, and sounds upstairs. It guarantees customer satisfaction for old or new customers and notes a focus on ensuring a positive experience despite incomplete details.
The article highlights iris varieties suited for herbaceous borders water and rock gardens. It notes vibrant color patches and green foliage margins, offering a long blooming period and broad decorative impact for women gardeners visiting on Wednesday on business.
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