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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text reflects on the nature of honor and social intercourse in a medieval or moralizing frame. The lines discuss essential virtue as the sole guard of reputation and the emptiness of relations without principle.
An editorial from a Charleston mall column defends Clarksburg water as pure and modern arguing its quality surpasses Charleston water which the piece mocks as cheap and inferior. It highlights Clarksburg’s filtration system and steady pressure while contrasting national hygiene discussions with local pride in waterworks.
A baseball signed by John J. McGraw and other New York Giants figures is shown in a front window of a local store. Rob Gilt, and neighbors, admire the item while a New York rooter predicts the coming world series, saying New York cannot win.
Mrte Ni H Crawford of Weston was brought to St Mary's hospital Friday for two surgical operations. Friends in the city and Weston express hopes for her speedy recovery.
A burglar entered Mrs Bridget Kennedy's residence on Fifth Street and struck Miss Margaret Kennedy with a heavy instrument. The assailant fled after the attack and Miss Kennedy, though seriously hurt, is expected to recover.
Funeral services for Anna Sinsell age 17 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sinsell of Simpson were held at the Simpson home at 2 30 this afternoon after stomach trouble illness. The body was moved by the accommodation train to Holy Cross Cemetery for burial.
In the timber regions south of Weston and Richwood the lumber business suffers as railroads struggle to supply enough freight cars. A major Richwood plant orders forty cars daily while timbermen estimate 500 cars daily would still fall short of demand.
Uetrell, Mich was selected as the connecting place for the 1011 national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and allied organizations in Chattanooga Tennessee on September 10.
Washington dispatch reports Democratic conferees agreed to maintain moderate duties on angora goat hair and mohair while freeing ferro manganese ore. The piece notes the daily average US consumption of cigars and cigarettes and cites postal savings deposits totaling $28 million.
Notices hereby given that the stockholders of the Adamston Coal and Coke Company will hold their annual meeting at the Hotel Waldo Clarkebore Harrison County West Virginia on October twenty fifth 1918 at 2 oclock p m for the election of officers and such other business as may lawfully be done at aol meeting Secretary IA HNFP Serratary
Advert reads Kayser chamy olkeife glass products and a complete show Inc at 25y. PAR-2-yutton Chamolaitte gloves offered in all alan s in Wack white chainiss at 0c a pair. Sixteen-button chamoisette gloves advertised in various sizes and colors for intimate wear.
An old store ad lists black cat stockings at 15 cents and a wide range of lace collars, riuffs, and crochet items. It promotes medic collars, lace bows, neckwear, and coat sets with prices up to $2.50, highlighting tubular and colorful embroidery styles.
Special sale features trimmed corsets long shirts embroidery and dainty details. Includes gowns pants combinations and nightwear in several styles and sizes at reduced prices.
Advertised gloves include capes, centemert, white, taupe and brown styles priced from $1.03 to $1.85. Items feature button clasps and embroidery with options in tan black and gray. Availability spans multiple sizes and finishes.
A handsome display features a full line of ribbons in fall colors and combinations. The elaborate show includes ribbons for hair bows sashes and girdle belts, offering every wanted style.
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