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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
3
Olga in Hutafelat County showcases a site attraction featuring Parisian gowns and a chorus, drawing attention as a refined cultural display. The American public notes licensure and artistic ties, while critics describe the act as stylish, with long casts and vocal performances.
Local notes advertise a sensational moonshiners stage performance at the Grand tonight. The program blends vaudeville acts and an opera-style show described as a social event with strong attendance anticipated.
The Georgia Minstrel Company led by Billy Kersand performs an event described as a white minstrel show with noted Black performers. The article notes a large audience and mentions reserved balcony seating for colored people amid public spectacle and controversy surrounding the troupe.
Advance sale reports strong attendance for a large neelin’s imperial stock show. The program features a complete vaudeville act with a new play to open, plus a performance by the Pye Brothers brick contractors advertising services from Leggett building. The city awaits the evening lineup and related events.
Patrons of the Grand opera house will doubtless be pleased to hear that Mies Floyenne Davis appears in The Player Souls. The season strengthens its cast with new costumes and Miss Duis returns as the Player Maid, with Fata Diver still in the lead.
The Little Duchess opens in a lavish production featuring the Countess von Hatzfeldt and a company of popular light opera stars. The show promises clever songs dances and a charming performance with a special guest appearance. Tickets priced 25 50 95 1 and 1 50.
A long OCR passage references Doan's Kidney Pills and a physician or advertiser urging sale at pharmacies, with addresses in Clarksburg West Virginia and surrounding regions. The text mentions remedies for kidney complaints, rheumatic pain, and digestive aids, urging readers to obtain Doan's and warning against substitutes.
An ad touts pine extracts and resins as remedies for backache and bladder trouble. It lists sellers G Bland and B Dr Hudkine and notes a location at 106 Third Street West of the Post. Also includes a state liquor license notice with applicant names James Boyle and others in Clarkburg West Virginia and related firms.
A public dance will be held at the Elkbridge building on Saturday night March 1. Music by Crow's Wakes will feature a prize seed annal. Drath of all juli ate Dudley aces pray Patchers. 100. Lates and reliable, aces Hen.
A hotel offers extra fine ice cream to guests each day, with a personal service noted in the column. The entry mentions a focus on quality and hospitality with a distinctive morning or daily offering.
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