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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
2
A list of discounted furniture items shows mahogany and Circassian walnut dressers and chiffoniers with prices ranging from 22.50 to 60.00, including oak and colonial Napoleon styles. The catalog highlights both standard and newer items with “now” pricing and multiple wood finishes.
Advert claims Parisian Sage by Wells & Haymaker Co cures dandruff stops falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks. American women praise it and promise money back if it fails to work. Consumers urged to buy a 50 cent bottle from druggists.
A fragment describes a laundry soap claim that Hewitt’s Easy Task Laundry Soap is stain free and pure. It suggests household grocers offer five cent cake bars and praises its whitening suds to remove dirt.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions egg items and for sale by dealers. It reads as an unclear Edncoma note about food or liver tables with incomplete names and actions. The readable parts suggest a local notices style but lack concrete facts, dates, or proper entities.
A narrative recounts quiet inquiry into a dramatic scene. Clifton is tasked to uncover testimony without arousing suspicion, as Sweetwater and Carmel drive a chilling account tied to a broken cabinet and a past trauma. Adelaide’s hidden heart and destroyed toys surface in a tense memory.
Oe Lee and Sean form a twosome in a local event, pairing for a brief collaboration sought by participants. The pairing draws attention from residents and organizers, suggesting a focused display or competition outcome.
A fragment from a serialized novel traces a narrator’s guilt and fear as a grand jury indicts Arthur for a crime connected to Carmel. The narrator, torn between duty and desire, contemplates fate, loyalty, and the risky midnight vigil at Carmel’s window before she leaves town.
The report describes a postponed Bridiy night bowing sequence between Bear White and Lawyers teams at Gore alleys. The Lawyers won 7 pins in game one and 16 in game three amid league title tension. Protests over weapon use and captain actions trigger board review. scores from last night are listed.
To satisfy a trustee's judgment the printing outfit formerly owned by Progress Printery was sold in Shinnston. T Hurmer made the safe and Dr. C Oyster of Lumberport were highest bidders. purchase price was $187.00.
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