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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
8
A local ad encourages buying tickets to a Price Teeple Piano contest entry with a money-back offer if not satisfied. It promises tickets included with purchases and notes a broad range of goods including shoes, bags, trunks, umbrellas, and a repair department.
Looking for a home and rental ads guide readers to use the Wanted column. The note suggests the best way to find desirable places is by scanning for rent listings and making a list of appealing options to aid house hunting.
Personal notices list several residents traveling or visiting relatives and attending events. Dr. T. Hood, Dr. Minnie Taylor Jackson, and Raymond J. Garley are among those who returned from professional meetings in Huntington, Washington, and Baltimore. Carr, Horner Davis, and others are home for a few days before returning to Morgantown or Columbus for business or study.
A fragmentary survey describes historic loving cups held by English guilds. Highlights include the Henry VIII grace cup owned by the Barbers’ Company with its Tudor symbols and four bells, and a pea cock cup from the Skinners’ Company bearing the lineage of its gift. It mentions court fools, jester figures tied to royal patrons, and notes on Cantabry Cathedral and other legendary gifts from medieval times.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh by restoring constitution and improving blood. It touts internal use, constitutional disease treatment, and frequent testimonials as proof, listing Toledo Ohio as a point of sales reference.
Fragmentary text mentions Sweet Melody Flour and investments linked to F Krohme a jeweler. No clear events or outcomes.
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