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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
7
Horse buyers seek several horses for the southern market at M. D. Stewart's. The notice mentions driving horned stock and various quick-stop needs, with hours ranging from two minutes to two hours. Includes garbled phrases and misspellings typical of OCR from a historical page.
City shoppers are invited to view a new line of iBeys Sera suits boasting exclusive design and permanent shapeliness. Handwork details promise lasting style, with the firm inviting customers to see the value firsthand by visiting the showroom.
Local retailer touts price variety from $3 to $25 on suits for young men. Emphasizes broad styles and value as reasons for growing popularity in town.
An old election notice urges voters to mark the Republican ticket with an X under the eagle. A medicinal advertisement touts Dean's Ointment promising cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering.
Orlando. Harbert and Alle P. Bock. Jan Ruckowski and Nescia No hors. James H. Radcliffe and follen Freeman. Mrs. Marle Rovianek and xon, Clarence of Pittaburg, Pawre, vial Ine Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Zarba. of Philipp street.
Sunday's program at 6220p features a full Union assembly with members and visitors to attend. Highlights include multiple papers, instrumental and vocal solos, a duette, an essay on Our Baptist Young People, a discussion on amusements to endorse, and a collection by Eva Lewis and Anes Molle Robinson. Everyone is welcome.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a cure for stomach issues including indigestion, acid indigestion, and gastritis. It claims rapid relief within minutes, asserts the treatment is harmless, and encourages readers to buy for 50 cents and test by eating any meal. It emphasizes digestive restoration and comfort at the table.
Sheriff John Finnegan of the county denounces a News article claiming plans to remove Black voters from jail for Tuesday’s election. He says he has not been approached on the matter and calls the report an impure fabrication tied to prison officials.
An old Kentucky tale extols Aurora Paint as best for lasting coverage. The copy, likely from Marietta Paint & Color Co. and sold by Home Furnishing Co. in Clarkaburs, touts mixed lead oil paint for durability and surface coverage.
Fragmentary OCR conveys a call to vote early for the working class public ticket with unclear wording and potential misspellings. The readable fragment urges prompt participation at the polls.
The Ladies Thimble club opened its season at Mrs W R Dons home with twelve members attending. The evening featured needle-work and dainty refreshments. Several local residents visited or were noted, including Paul Morrow of Morgantown and Miss Pearl Lowe who resigned her bookkeeper post at Lucas Mills. Mentioned also are Mr Clyde Davis and Miss Arab Martin of Boothaville and Mrs Frank Imera. A slight accident injured H R Hardesty while moving scaffolding. An unrelated medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Doan's Regu lator with endorsements.
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