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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
20
A fragmented report describes a Paris stage woman who revived demand for fur neckpieces during wartime depression. She then toured London, inspiring fashion changes as organdie frocks featured large fox fur neckpieces. The piece links creditors in London to a Paris fashion pivot and a music hall style promotion.
The fur market recovered after a period of demand collapse caused by war. London auctions showed sharp price drops in March with ermines and foxes falling up to sixty percent, yet a rapid turn in style and a summer demand revival revived prospects. U.S. and Canadian sources supplied furs, while German dyeing and domestic production expand.
A New York firm asserts that as long as an article contains genuine fur hide its sale name may vary with season fashion. The inventor notes machines for fur manufacture reduce hand work, including a fur sewing machine and an electric beating machine, enabling lighter fur wrappings to please customers without heavy costs.
A fragmented clipping surveys women’s suffrage ideas amid shifting opinions. It notes debates over voting rights, civic participation, and societal roles, highlighting varied viewpoints among early activists and critics.
A pointed social commentary argues that continuing to rely on rent receipts is wasteful and urges readers to buy their own homes instead. The piece highlights financial discipline, property ownership benefits, and long term stability as compelling reasons to switch from renting.
Near the Country Club Spring Hill Stop three parcels fronting 8344 ft on the street car line back 350 ft to Clifford avenue and 10714 ft wide in the year priced at 1000 each Also an East End vacant lot 30 by 100 ft priced at 1200 suitable for a home build.
In Arbutus Park several lots are offered as a potential purchase. Details on price and terms are provided by the seller.
A single building lot on Poplar Street is offered for 1500 dollars. The 51 by 106 foot site is described as suitable for a home and worth investigating for buyers seeking a tidy investment.
Two large lots at the corner of Davis Street and Stealey Avenue offered for sale priced at 1 370 dollars.
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