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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
5
The Suit Department reports booming business with crowds this week promising deep discounts. A special value sale features three styles in Black and Blue with sizes 39 through 54, including new fitting system for stout figures and prices around 18.75 to 25 dollars.
Vintage ad notes fruit illustrations ready to hang priced from 1.28 to 2.50 dollars. It mentions themes like The Mason's Dream and seasonal scenes to help complete plans for the feast day, highlighting a large assortment of decorative pictures for holiday decor.
The notice touts sewing machines with emphasis on the New Home Rotary as a swift, light, labor saving option. It highlights standard models from 25 to 50 dollars and offers easy payments to attract customers.
A mother voices a common dilemma of her three children with stomachaches vomiting and fever. A hospital matron endorses a traditional remedy kit including castor oil rhubarb rhubarb and aromatic tonics to be taken after meals, with dosage adjusted by age for use at home.
Announcement confirms a new Baltimore Union passenger station to be completed soon with hourly service and an impressive, modern design. The facility will be operated by the B and O Pennsylvania Company and Seaboard Air Line along with other entering lines. plans include extensive terminal improvements and connections to Washington.
The piece describes a matinee featuring one act plays and a monologue, including Country Romance and A Feline Fate, staged with a noted performance by Mr. Christie who studied at WY Oratory in Boston. It covers casting, settings in Vermont inn, and potential future stage engagements.
A misdated reminiscence notes birthdays and martyrs tied to memorial days. The speaker recalls Bayard’s death in 1524, de Marnet, Joan of Arc, Marat, and Dieppe, linking anniversaries with mourning rituals and a feverish decline, all cited from the New York Sun.
An archival listing shows table damask items with prices, including a 80 dollar yard rate and related catalog shorthand. The note references a trade context and fabric fineness, indicating sale or inventory details for linens.
A stranger approached a doorway with a rough stick while a resident warned him. The man asked for Mr. Ors, pairing tense dialogue with wary reception as neighbors observed. The scene captures a cautious encounter in a doorway with an unidentified visitor and a defensive stance.
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