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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
6
A.Good Investment and A D Maghi, noted Whiterson merchants, bought a stock of Chamberlain medicines to supply customers. After trying a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the product proved more valuable than numerous other medicines. Available for sale by all dealers.
Emma Binns, widow of Simeon Binns, faces community scrutiny in Little River as Ladies Aid members disapprove of her young stylish attire. She seeks solace in social routines, recalls poverty and marriage for money, and eyes Frank Mull’s grocery storefront, while the town weighs her revived youth and fashion against propriety.
Rowe of Sharon Court prepares for a dedication event at Daughtore vot Sphinx, marking the opening of a new ball.
In a small town, Louisa Moll hosts a chatter-filled visit where Emma Binns defends her aging portrait and past. The group watches as Emma reveals happiness outweighing years, while Frank Stull and Mmpia Binns face long-held tensions and reconciliation in a quietly dramatic move toward an upcoming supper.
Baseball scores recap with results from Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and lineups. Lists battery pairings and upcoming schedule across NL teams with today and tomorrow matchups in a compact wire-style brief.
City Teague reports yesterday's Menulta with no games ads or adjacents. No schedules listed today. Local sports note notes absence of events and blank slate for upcoming period.
Three drunks and five disorderlies faced Tuesday morning police court. Fines were imposed on two of the drunks and two disorderlies, while the remaining defendants were discharged without further action.
A sensational advertisement extols Laci Zora of the Stlls-Plote circus as perhaps the bravest woman, detailing her daring acts with trained elephants and acrobatic feats. It notes her control of performers and announces performances on September 23 with a parade featuring "Keys" and 360, the elephants, while promising entry prices unchanged from prior years.
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