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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
2
Listing of boys clothing items with prices and styles including Blue Serge Russianani Sailor Blouse Suits Blue Velvet and Ris Suits for ages 2 to 8 with prices from 5.00 to 10.60 and additional school raincoats and stock items. Contains several brand names and price ranges.
Fragmentary notice suggests tenants of furnished rooms must be reliable and businesslike to pay rents promptly, with a Telegram-Class style emphasis on service and efficiency. The text implies a requirement for timely payments and responsible tenants.
A party spent a week in Cleat mountains hunting, returning home with eighty seven squirrels and a ralliesnake. Mrs. Morris improves after illness in Chattanooga. Marriage announced for Charles Dye and Miss Iva Mitchell at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Local notes: Hutchinson Coal buys St Burrowaville holdings. Various visits and trips among residents including Geraldine Bussell, Kate Pickett, and The Sunday School picnic at L. J. Davisson’s home.
Baseball repeat shows New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and Pittsburgh teams in doubleheaders. Scorers list pitchers and batteries for each game. Standings feature New York leading with 94 wins 48 losses, Philadelphia 82 55, Chicago 86 63, Pittsburgh 76 68, Boston 14 83 78, Brooklyn 62 79, Cincinnati 49 98.
Bridgeport observes a death notice for Mrs. C. B. Cornwell of Marlinton and notes community visitors. Principal J. W. Buits of Clarksburg recently visited. Mrs. R. J. Harter of Knottsville stayed with her sister Mrs. Harter Stout. Mr and Mrs Hubert Romine hosted by Mr and Mrs George Graves. N. D. Sutton and Mrs Charles Bartlett dined with the Teter family. WW Thompson heads to Mineral County with a cattle shipment. Miss Maud Herron of Cumberland visits cousin Mrs John Att. Miss Gladys Ward of Zanesville visits Mrs George Brown.
A local newspaper notes H L of Alurisht West Virginia plans to revive romance by placing a bold Wife Wanted ad. He seeks a young woman of good character, preferably countryborn but open to all, promising that responders will not regret the step. A vaudeville change follows at Victoria today.
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia and Boston batteries including Wycott Leonard Hall Anderson Mossey Cady and Nunmaker for Philadelphia. Boston also listed. Tomorrow's games include Philadelphia at Washington and New York. Cleveland at Detroit. St Louis at Chicago. Philadelphia at New York. Washington at Boston and Chicago at Detroit.
A fragmented ad style note warns against corporal punishment of a boy in a side street near Gintheburg. It describes recurring Monday spanking, worsening behavior, and the mother’s exhaustion, highlighting the toll on the child and suggesting alternatives.
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