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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
3
Florence Davis appears again in the title role of The Player Maia as the theater season reopens. The performance marks a strengthened cast with new costumes and stage design promising a lively, conversational presentation of the witty drama.
Public notice announces re enactment of city offices for one year and five councilmen two year terms under West Virginia law. Elections will be held in each ward at listed homes and council chamber with precinct commissioners and a separate school commissioner election for Clarkeburg School District. Voters within the district vote at the council chamber for the school post. Also an ad for plumbing by Roberts Hardware Company appears.
An advertisement-like passage extols Dr. Pierce products for women, including a medical patent medication and “Pleasant Pellets” for cleansing the system. It promotes the claim that these remedies strengthen motherhood and restore vigor, and offers free professional advice from Buffalo. It also advertises The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with mail order details.
Train timetable for Rae Daily Daily except Sunday operates from Clarksburg and West Virginia lines to Cumberland Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other points. Includes depart and arrival times for Parkersburg Cincinnati Wheeling Fairmont Morgantown Weston Richwood Webster Springs and New Martinsville with intermediate connections and accommodations.
The notice highlights a production titled Same Play featuring scenery and a company named STAR 1332. It outlines show details and involved organizations, indicating a staged performance and associated personnel.
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