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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
4
The report notes a special election vote held October 44, 101 in the First West district of Virginia. No further details are provided about candidates or outcomes.
A Charleston News and Courier critique argues the farm wife role is essential to rural progress. It cites an Evening Echo passage praising the farmer's wife as pivotal to economic and social advancement and urges focusing on farm home improvements to raise productivity and living standards.
Quoted lines emphasize that saving is essential to wealth. The text suggests that while current fortunes may not be saving, their founders like Yan terblits, Rockefellers, Carnegies, Astors, Ryans and Scotzas pursued saving to build vast wealth.
A collage of editorials and notices from Wheeling and nearby papers discusses politics, public events, hotel planning, and shop-window advertising. Topics include New York City assessments, Mrs Pankhurst, a Parkersburg candidate, Fairmont hotel plans, Democratic policies, Progressive Republicans, Charleston advertising, and the newspaper show window’s role.
A fragmented poem-like note extols deeds over dreams, urging direct action to inspire others. It counsels painting, singing, and work for all, suggesting a single decisive deed can move others and counterpassivity. The author signs as F 8 W.
Fragmented OCR about a patent medicine claiming to cure catarrh and other ailments. Mentions Dr Cheney and a “Beal, A We Ghitanox” line, with references to internal use and nostrums sold by druggists. Appears to be an old advertising notice lacking clear dates or reliable claims.
An advertisement touts Chamberline Tablela for its pleasant pargatire effect and healthy mind and body, claiming it makes one feel joyful. Sold by all dealers.
An old advertisement fragment discusses shirts and collars stained by washing aids and yellowing. It mentions Base teal Tqihdry Soap and a implied test for cleanliness, noting benefits and costs amid garbled text.
Marshall Field argues against condemning propositions without inquiry and notes a personal message in newspaper advertising. The ad copy urges readers to explore classified notices as a free, valuable guide to opportunities and information.
A store reports unprecedented demand for tailored suits by women. Management notes sales this season have more than doubled any previous period and are about ten percent higher than the combined totals of 1911 and 1912 for the same timeframe.
This ad touts an extensive range of tailored suits for women and misses with prices from 10.98 to 25.00 and more than 250 new pieces in stock. It promises authentic styles, numerous favored models, and options for both moderate budgets and those seeking premium quality.
Local advertisement promotes an early season sale of carpets and rugs. It notes best makes and questions of carpets and rugs offered in the sale and encourages selections for the winter season.
An old ad describes night gowns priced at 98 cents each. Notes include soft crepe fabric, embroidery, and neckline yoke effects. Features open fronts and extra vane options with regular and extended sizes.
Autumn fashion presents a varied range of neckwear from Jing and Waspeloote Front with wide sormients to new lines like Jace Collars and Coat Sets Fichns and Lacy Bows. Rich colors and fabrics include Med or Ruts and Knlling Exnbroidrodt Colturs and Coar Sew In tones, plus Chimisettes of Vemise taco and nee AW news.
The article describes new shepherds checks fabrics for skirts and dresses in various patterns and weights. It lists prices and weave details such as Worsted Dressbrice and Honeycomb cloth, noting color combinations like black and white and red and white.
A special buying arrangement brings a rare suit sale with materials including serges cheviots broadcloths Bedford cords and diagonals. Fall models feature the latest cutaway styles with perfect workmanship. Prices start at 14.75 with a 10.00 minimum term on materials and trims shown.
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