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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
2
The ad proclaims that ready for service suits now rival top makes like Schloss Bros. Co. Eilerheimer Stein Co. and Fashion Park, designed by high paid tailors. It argues many men paid large sums for custom tailoring before discovering ready made options that look and feel superior.
An appeal promotes famous Manhattan shirts for men, urging readers to inspect new silk arrivals. Prices range from $1.09 to $6.00, highlighting value and style in a bold retailer pitch aimed at boosting awareness and sales.
A fashion piece highlights silk French four-in-hand ties with flowing ends and varied stripe designs. The display showcases hundreds of tie styles emphasizing bold patterns and fine fabric.
Prices for Ginensnakes surge from 3.00 to 6.00 dollars in a pest control market. The notable increase follows a prior jump, with buyers noting steady demand despite higher costs.
Fragmentary notes describe a river incident near Elkins and a court matter involving Arthur Kearn. The report mentions a rowing mishap, legal actions, and local reactions amid wartime era references.
Prisoners of war are reported to be below the territory in numbers, with military officials citing ongoing screenings and relocations. Authorities note care for detainees and adherence to protocol while surveillance continues.
A brief note reports Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin expected to receive a few votes on the first ballot at the Republican national convention. The photo of the Wisconsin senator was taken in Washington last week as conventions progress amid weather and crop outlook discussions.
Readable fragments point to a local notice with names and places but details are garbled and incomplete. Context suggests a brief public or legal item, lacking clear action, dates, or outcomes.
A recalled ad copy touts Resinol as a cure for burning and itching skin. It promises relief through topical treatment and encourages readers to use its creams, sold by druggists nationwide.
A dubious claim about toilet soap containing minerals that allegedly cause skin harm and buildup a medication that supposedly heals and protects the complexion. The text promotes questionable benefits and implies medical effects without credible evidence.
The readable fragments reference remote parts of a region and mention works, engineering, and water related topics. The text hints at sections about a place named Meinneaen or similar and technologies like lasers or lamps, but lacks clear facts or context.
Europe and Africa show more women than men in recent content, while Africa previously had more men until a few years ago. The trend reversal highlights changing gender distributions across regions and time.
A fragmented note recalls the 1880 Good in 1880 and the 1916 Best in 1916 phrases. It mentions boys recalling years and a person named Sid still having clothes here, implying a shop or department with enduring presence through time.
Fashion notes describe boys wear featuring Russian and sailor influences in fabrics like crash linen bedford cords and walatens for ages up to nine. Descriptions emphasize fine materials and updated cuts reflecting current style trends.
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