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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
5
Kayser announces the first shipment of Kayser's Chamoisette gloves priced at 25 cents a pair. The natural, blue, and white gloves are described as a superior economy over the usual 50 cent grade, distributed by Gems pres Sonders.
The Kayser Italian Silk Stockings offer pure silk quality at a price of 1 50 per pair. They come in multiple colors including pink light blue brown tan champagne navy blue and black in sizes 8 to 10.
The advertisement promises fresh colors and patterns in Marquise garments. It highlights dresses from $4.90 to $8.90 and lingerie gowns up to $100, plus 61 tailored suits with prices reduced from $35 to $23.90 and $25 to $17.90. Perfection in fit is emphasized as key to successful garment selling.
An old advertisement urges shaping a boy’s understanding through disciplined guidance, promising lasting benefits as he grows from child to man. The notice promotes a store display emphasizing care and education as essential for youth development.
Little rompers offered in madras gingham seersucker and chambray plain colors with baby checks and stripes. Sizes from ages 1 to 6 years.
Deeds recorded transferring parcels to multiple entities including Clarkeburg and Weeton Traction Company and various individuals. Notable entries include 25.90 acres plus lot in Clark district to multiple Grantees. 103 acres in Shmpton district to Lovey Wolfe. 116 acres in Clark district to Charles Q. Stout. 150% acres to Bertha B. Maxcell. 36 acres to Joseph Fuecy. 1 lot to Sycamore View. 115 acres in Engle district to A E Parnes. 40 acres to James Bayles. and additional transfers in Elk, Clay, and Salem districts.
A string of community notices lists meetings and events from Clarksburg area organizations. The Young Men's Christian Association auxiliary meets Monday at 7 30 pm in the West Main Street library room. the Christian Endeavor and Fire Presbyterian church groups seek old papers. the General Rosnwall Jackson Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy plans a June 3 Betonal Day event with veteran honors and music. the Junior Brotherhood reports an engaging gathering at J Horner Davis home and upcoming seniors entertainment. Gertrude Pollock to entertain the senior class and faculty next Wednesday at 6 pm. the Ladies Aid Society of Central Christian church assembles Thursday at 2 30 pm.
The Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company today paid its employees 26000 for work done in a two week period. Willam A. Vance has arrived home from Baltimore with his son who had been visiting his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Zoller. Charle Post, a county court member, was here from Lost Creek Saturday.
A reader credits Grape-Nuts with curing stomach and kidney ailments from heavy meat diets. He says the shift to Grape-Nuts diminished heartburn and indigestion, improved digestion, and sharpened brain function, praising the product and referencing a Battle Creek cited endorsement.
Kennedy's School announces new associates Mims Mary Alice Bradford and Larke Erie College teacher Stine Margaret Monrad join management and teaching. Bradford has been Mt Holyoke College registrar and Larke Erie College math teacher. Monrad studied drawing abroad and teaches modeling. A fourth year and expanded courses in English literature art history are planned. an afternoon modeling class may form.
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Local report outlines an incident involving Tamee Fort, a foreign resident from Gras nally, charged with breaking into a nearby property and causing a disturbance on a trolley car several days ago. Authorities allege involvement in the described events.
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