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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
5
The piece describes advertising pages as intimate and direct, guiding women on fashion trends, apparel, and accessories while informing about price changes. It highlights tomorrow’s live news items printed on the page and their impact on living economy.
Nineteen refrigerators yet to be sold with various ice capacities and prices. Sellers urge quick purchase, offering models from 25 to 200 pounds capacity at prices ranging from 7.20 to 49.50. Local homes encouraged to take them before installation work begins.
The notice lists drop sizes with prices: 4 by 8 feet at 225 dollars, 6 by 8 feet at 3.25 dollars, 3 by 8 feet at 426 dollars, 16 by 8 feet at 5 dollars, and 12 by 8 feet at 7.50 dollars.
Social and personal notes recount local society events, church group meetings, dinners, birthday celebrations, and a parade of residents visiting relatives and attending services. The items mention gatherings at Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal churches, plus social hours, lectures, picnics, and a surprise birthday party with local names and relations.
A housewife considers buying a new garbage bucket and finds painting the inside and shellacking it makes it last twice as long. It resists colors, rinses easily, and needs less scrubbing than ordinary buckets. She folds two newspapers to form a circle for a perfect lid.
The June observance includes an excellent program at the Methodist Protestant church Sunday evening. Attorney E. F. Garrett will deliver the commencement address to Salem College graduates. Various local guests and visitors are listed, with详 names of residents and travelers from Boothsville, Clarksburg, Baltimore, Hepzibah, and nearby towns.
Deputy sheriff Leo P. Carfield returned from Vandalia with felon Rohrbough, indicted for carrying a revolver. The arrest followed information from R. C. Keen of the Industrial addition and involved a scene tied to Keen and his wife. Rohrbough had formerly roomed at the Keen home and accompanied their son to Rohrbough’s parents’ house to care for his mother.
Mrs Aca Boushner resumes vocal work inviting those interested to study at her residence 629 Mulberry Street or call Bell 264 for lessons.
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