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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
9
A practical Spring Opening features authentic new Spring styles gathered from nearby sources. The display emphasizes wearable, serviceable fashions with no formality, inviting shoppers to judge fits and offerings at moderate prices.
A fragmented directory style item lists numerous offices and firms with room numbers across second to seventh floors. Entries include insurance companies, medical and legal professionals, gas and oil services, construction firms, and professional services with floor and room designations. The block mentions public signography, a telegram company, and a central life insurer among others.
Mrs Margaret Ziler reports her son suffered eight years of coughing until Bear Emulsion eased his symptoms She says the emulsion corrects the cough heals the lungs and steadies the stomach She endorses the remedy and lists her Marisnaburg Pennsylvania address through local druggists and jobbers.
Dawn MG hosts a grand opening at the Goff Building featuring an extensive millinery display. Pictured are pink hats, Parisian designs, and models by designers from Gage Gongarine and Fiske, with prices from $2.09 upward. The event includes afternoon piano numbers and a Cadenza orchestra program. Mrs Pantaleo and Miss Edith Maxon lead the staff guiding visitors through the show. The interior sports dark green velvet, with a newly added dressmaking department in the rear balcony for enhanced service.
The Donohue and Johnson team defeated Caywood Stoges three games on Gore alleys Thursday night. Lee Johnson posted a high score with a fine average for the evening as the Donohue and Johnson team clinched victory in the city league.
An uncle, J. M. Gale, was not expected to live many days when Mr. Gain, a native of the county, traveled last night to Wanette Oklahoma. The report mentions Mr. C. Southern of Adamston and other local figures in a South West context.
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a superior washing product that cleans better than soap or rival detergents. It promises dirt and germ removal and claims users will finish with cleaner, sweeter clothes while saving time and effort.
A medical note from The Swift Spestic Co. warns that pimples can spread dangerous blood infections. The document argues mercury and minerals are outdated and promotes B S Bottle as a remedy, claiming rapid relief and protection against serious skin illnesses.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for Calomel. It claims they gently start nature’s own system, toning the bowels and improving energy and buoyancy. The copy touts patent status and a pleasant taste, urging readers to try these tablets for digestive health.
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