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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1913
Page
7
A newspaper ad markets a simple pricing promise with plain figures. It asserts every item has a single price and buyers are told exactly what they receive. The notice guarantees each article will serve as represented.
A historical note describes a lampblack or colored liquid setup where sunlight passes through a disk and lamp to produce ornate flashes of light and shadow. A vessel with colored material emits sounds when specific spectrum parts strike it, notably red and blue, while other colors yield no sound. Greer silk and other materials yield distinct sound patterns as noted by Har d Waals.
A Clarkburg reader testifies to relief from backache and kidney pains after using Down's Kidney Pills. She recounts severe backache and joint pains eased by the pills, noting relatives also benefited and the ailments for which the product was marketed. Sold by Poster-Milbury Co and Walton Stace sole agents.
Mercatier air shipments for Readington and intermediate stations were delivered by 9 am. Shipments for Fairview and Intermediate must arrive at the station by 10:50 am. Goods will be unloaded from 7 am at Woodsideward Valley Track Station.
A. L. Shrum & Co. reports on suitable boarding spots in today’s Telegeum. The note suggests readers can find the song sought by locating the best venues and timing.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions terms like TERM ANN THE SREAT and Hermann the Gres with garbled phrases about tumours and a SHC NAL. It references a soap that cleans clothes without boiling, claiming fast results and cleanliness. The ad ends by praising a product sold to Clarksbury in an opaque, nonsensical style.
The Central West Virginia Fair hosts a cattle show this week with more animals than ever. Exhibitors from Harrison and neighboring counties plus out-of-state entrants fill nearly all classes, prompting last minute stall additions. Notable entries include G W Swisher Holsteins and Jerseys, Lowe and O'Shen Herefords, Porter Arnold and W J Blake animals, Alvin H Booth Guernseys, and Flayins Davisson fat cattle among others. A Lowe and O'Brien Herold herd three year old bull weighs 2300 pounds and other weights reach 1490 two year olds 1600 for an eight year old cow and 600 for a January calf.
William T. Parkhill began as general manager of the Sapitacy laundry on Monday morning, succeeding Cuthbert A. Osborn who remains county six-yearyor. Parkhill brings aviation business acumen and will also devote time to private civil engineering, with success anticipated in the new role.
The Central West Virginia Fair opens for five days with twenty new stalls added at the horse show. Exhibitors include A D Pact of Clarksburg with twelve standard bred racing horses. Stott Brothers with Percheron horses. John F Trimble showing horses. G W Anderson of Shinnaton with Percheron stallions and mares. Hood of Shinnston with varied stock. J W Johnson of Bridgeport. George F Rogers and Son of Mt. Clare with Percheron horses. L Ford of Clarksburg showing horses. W G Kester of Clarksburg showing wind?. Porter Arnold of Lost Creek and W Hi Blake of Mt. Clare exhibiting sheep.
A fragment notes Pittsburgh evolving as a constrictive and distributive hub with four things made and learning how the city progresses as a destination for food and music.
In Shinnaten Woolard teams, Rosemont and Montana, split games with Woolard beating Rosemont 5 to 2. Montana defeated 3 to 0 as Bowers pitched for Woolard and Jobin again dominated with curveballs. Rosemont’s Joins and Custon contributed, while Montana’s Garrett and Synputt stood out for their clubs.
Investors weigh timing and bold capital moves amid a volatile market. Analysts cite opportunities for men of many sectors as trading volumes surge and risk appetites shift.
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