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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
3
New York is the style authority in shoes and Paris the arbiter in hats and gowns. Cousins made in New York offers a wide range from dainty pumps to heavy outing boots, with Metropolitan style correctness and a promise of perfect fit.
Bridgeport reports 390 Sunday school attendees, up 48 from a week earlier. Locals note multiple burglaries with little recovered. Dr E H Brannon buys Chorpening property on Center Street to reside there.
In police court this morning Mayor Will H. Cole discharged two offenders labeled as dead ones, a black man and a white man. Both were arrested for street drunkenness and fined, but could not pay. Policemen escorted them out of the city after the ruling.
A Paris designer showcases a brick colored coat with trimmed details and embroidery that create a striking effect. The tailored garment blends bold color with refined ornamentation, drawing attention through its elegant silhouette and intricate embellishment.
George Prush an architect and builder is in financial trouble and jailed awaiting trials before two magistrates on charges of issuing bad checks. Hearings set for Thursday at 1 30 in Gor dons court and 7 30 in Carter s court on separate bad check allegations. Paris papers accuse the Duke de Montpensier of plagiarizing in a recently published book.
GED FATHER Mr and Mrs 4 W Dittman returned Tuesday night from St Petersburg Pa where they attended the funeral of his father ADittman aged 82 years who died there Saturday of pneumonia in only one week There are nine sons and one daughter residing in as many states and all were at the funeral Owing to the unexpected death it was unusual that all the children gathered for the service.
A fragment outlines English sanctuary rights where criminals could seek church refuge, mentioning a Derbain cathedral door knocker used to admit entrants after inspection through a copper mask. It also notes Indian clamshell tweezers used to pluck facial hair and a cartoonish quip about marriage altering ambition.
Detroit Free Press notes a guest recalls a banquet speech where intent and delivery clashed. The exchange shows tension between speakers as a landlord and tenant debate the evening’s performance.
An old Wells-Haymaker Co advertisement touts Dandruff cure with claims it can rid the world of hair loss, prevent gray, and make hair grow thick. It cites Edison and Parisian science flavor, noting a 50 cent large bottle sold by leading druggists with the Auburn hair model on the package.
An old gentleman in Connecticut recommends temperance exercise and cheerfulness as keys to health. The ad markets Vinol as a body builder for the aged, with testimonials from Mrs Mary Ivey of Columbus Georgia and a Clarkburg, West Virginia pharmacist. Saxo Salve is also pitched with a money back guarantee.
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