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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
6
Property description details a real estate conveyance in Williumsport with names Orten Gertie and Virethiae M. Micciun, involving a trust by Conaway and installment terms. Secured notes and interest are noted as part of the purchase arrangement. The notice discusses payment timing and required security.
Local notices detail multiple churches on Pike and Chestnut and Main Streets announcing sermons, Sunday schools, baptisms, and special events. The First Methodist, First Presbyterian, and various denominations list service times, pastors, and holiday observances including Mothers Day and Whit Sunday, inviting all to attend.
The church observes a Mother's Day program with 10:45 public worship led by Pastor J. H. Jedkins on a topic honoring mothers. Activities include organ voluntary, hymn singing, New Testament reading, Sunday school at 2 pm, and an evening service at 7:45 pm with additional songs and tributes to mothers.
Pierre Soter, a Paris engraver, is to marry Jeanne Boullcot after being granted permission by the government. He is implicated in the murder of Clerc in Versailles, with a sentence involving penal servitude for twelve years. Two inspectors attended the ceremony as witnesses. Both suspects were previously imprisoned. the marriage took place under strict formalities and solemnity.
The article notes Paris theater receipts surpassed 12 million francs, close to 1912. It cites widespread opening of venues for leisure, with hundreds of theaters active and foreign visitors increasing. The trend shows theaters drawing diverse audiences despite higher expenses.
Basell Creek near Lost Creek West Virginia hosts a May 15 auction at dusk. Mr Hassell plans to subdivide into multiple lots with wells from West Virginia Central Gas Company on site. Local farmers see growth from a new rail and market access while Morgantown leaders back a fair association.
A May 2 Morgantown report details a fatal pedestrian accident involving a 10-year-old boy struck by a car driven by Dr. Irvie Harson. The incident occurred as the boy crossed a street near the town. No further conditions or charges were reported.
A Kansas woman reports relief from ailments after using Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, sharing testimony with readers in a Montana and Montana connects. The advertisement urges women to seek the product for health and strength, noting letters from users and urging others to try the remedy.
A fragmented notice describes beauty claims about a skin tonic promising gentle, lasting effects for pimples. It mentions a family recommendation, a cautious tone, and the product’s alleged safety for both men and women amid unclear ingredients.
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