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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
5
Fragmented text discusses shifting from old methods to new and mentions labeled goods and prices, with references to hospitalities and patron satisfaction. The passage is partial and incoherent, lacking clear events, dates, or entities.
Vudor Shades offer sun and glare control for porches with seaable light and air access. Lightweight wooden strips stitched with heavy twine resist discoloration and maintain newness for years. Priced from $3 to $10, they enhance home appeal and extend outdoor comfort.
The store touts the largest summer dress collection in town with unique pieces you can't find elsewhere. It lists Silk Fontard Dresses, twelve items in five styles with sizes 16 to 44, plus a range of linens ratine voile and lingerie dresses priced at 4.99.
A Mareato Music Club meeting in the Waldo assembly room featured a varied program including vocal and instrumental solo performances and a reader. Officers were elected, with Miss Cors.M. Atchison chosen as president and other members filling key posts as the club reports 221 members, 88 active.
A wedding occurs in a city Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J A. Evans a prosperous jeweler. Miss McDonnell a longtime teacher will meet Tuesday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs Robert S Ogden in charge discussing China topic. Several society events follow this week including a club meeting at Mrs George M Weeston home and a Woman's Missionary Society gathering at St Pauls Church.
At a special term on Monday the county court condemned the Point Comfort crematory as a public nuisance and ordered the prosecuting attorney to file suit in circuit court to abate it. The court also considered appointing a curator for A. L. Floyd.
The speaker denounces extortion and stolen foods under charity pretexts and faults trusts. He advocates amending the Sherman anti trust law to restrain monopolies, empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce fair wages, and impose tariffs to protect American workers. He argues tariffs must not raise consumer prices and urges independence and liberty for all men.
A speaker urges giving the Democratic party a fair trial to restore government by the people, promising justice, fair dealing, and disinterested reform. If the party fails, a new party will arise to enact the people's will and ensure rights are protected.
A historical note discusses coal property, computed figures, maps and blue printing of railway trackage. The brief item outlines tracing ownership, evaluating resources, and documenting survey details for future development.
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