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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
5
Near Gold lace trimming 2 inches wide priced at $2.00 per yard. Another Gold lace trimming 5 to 8 inches wide at 60 cents per yard. Filet bands in Blue Brown and White feature newest designs with all prices. These are the wanted kinds.
Bridgeport items report John Moore and Jilly returning from Savannah Georgia after wintering there to visit the Doctor's parents in town. Willie and family plan a Friday visit to the Willis household as they travel from Dennisom to reunite with Ma and Mrs Jesse Willis.
Swent Melody Elour of Ween attended the funeral of Jamey 1 Drury today. Thomas T. Varrikh of Walines spent Thursday in the city on tush.
A Razed pamphlet promotes Dr Shoop's Night Cure for women not well. It claims soothing healing and confidential address advice. The book and guide are free, with Night Cure sold by all dealers and written from Racine Wisconsin.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Sweet Melody Flour and Bisculte-ceta with stray phrases about fate and Bees Sara, lacking clear event or context.
Michael Dolan of Wolf Summit was here Saturday. The market featured a wide array of produce and goods with assorted prices including pineapples, beets, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries, and oranges among others, along with dressed and undressed chickens.
The board notes a general unianimity on clergy losses and calls for even distribution of Sunday school collections between the Board of Missions and Church Extension and the Board of Forever Missions. It urges equal division of property bequests and delegates, discusses consolidation of principal publications, and cites financial strains from recent earthquakes while aiming to expand hymnist outreach and loan funds.
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