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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
2
The guidance outlines fabric width and yardage at 28 cents per yard, with 36 inch width requiring 4% yards. It describes steps to assemble the bodice and skirt, including notching, perforation matching, collar assembly, sleeve and cuff seams, center-back closure, hem turns, and pleat guidance, ending with belt trimming and decorative buttons.
Fisher writes to J E B Law in Wilsonburg West Virginia to publish a poem letter praising Howard Sutherland as congressman at large and criticizing the party management. He lauds Sutherland as courteous and hard working, notes favors received, and urges mediation and compromise while arguing progressives should avoid defeating honest progressive candidates by harming Democrats.
The passage references veterans and public remembrance, mentioning Howard Sutherland and a call to honor graves with flowers. It hints at national political memory and the idea of public respect for a named individual within historical discourse.
Flemington Blumption June notes list Mrs Arthis Waller and daughter Mike Catherine from Gratton visiting Ed Lyne and Miss Marjorie Waller at Simpson. Various locals including Lloyd Wolverton of Salem and the Shays family visit relatives, with several trips to Elking and Grafton and returns from Lost Creek. Chicago's Twentieth Century Lab disbands.
Advertisement promotes LAX-URIC powder as a tonic to awaken the liver and improve digestion. It claims cleansing effects beyond other saline laxatives, aiding rheumatism indigestion constipation and related stomach and bowel issues. A 25 cent bottle is offered with a 10 cent trial sample from Wells Haymaker Angle Inn Stone Mercer or Farrell Drug Store.
Fragmented and garbled text promotes a medicinal product called Pure Blood, claiming it purifies blood and treats disorders. It references The Solty Laboratory at Atlanta, GA, and suggests purchasing through a drug store. The excerpt reads like an old promotional advertisement with dubious medical efficacy.
A reader seeks a full copy of the Prohibition Amendment Law and urges personal reading rather than relying on others. They request contact with Compa via the Dally Astroctimenina for direct access or further information.
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