Dainty Crepe De Chine Gowns On Display At Low Prices
A large assortment of crepe de chine gowns for summer wear is on display. They are lustily trimmed and unusually well made with many beautiful models priced from 7.50 to 10.00 dollars.
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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1915
Page
20
Morgan Agency Delivers Major War Material Contracts
July 10. Explanation of J P Morgan and Company role in garnishing war munitions for Allied nations. The firm claims contracts total over 500 million since the war began, mostly for England and France. About 150 million for Britain early in the war, 50 million for France, with commissions on a sliding scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgat Anc
Jeds
England
Forth
Hellon
Morgan
Ism
oThe Morgan Firm
Dagan
Smallest Baby in The World in Ashford Alabama
ASHFORD Ala July 1 This town is excited over a mite child born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Nowell living three miles south of Ashford The girl weighs sixteen ounces at five weeks old She weighed twelve ounces for four weeks then gained a quarter of a pound The baby is in perfect health It sleeps on a pillow cries loudly and has a head about the size of a 50 cent piece Its fingers are like match stems Over five hundred people have visited to see the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Andrew Nowell
Hori
Bureau of Fisheries
Maine
Cape Hatteras
United’ States
Atlantic
Long Island
New England
Wen
Court Blocks Sale of Washington Letters in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court halted the sale of over 800 autograph letters worth about twelve thousand dollars after an injunction by the New Hampshire state archives. The letters, including writings by George Washington and other revolutionaries, were claimed to have originated with New Hampshire’s first governor and disappeared for years before resurfacing in 1913. Also reported a Chester man, 25, nearly drowning after slipping into the Delawar River while fishing from a dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Common’ Pleas Court
Estute of
New Hampshire
George Washington
Chester
The
Consumers Company
Charles Stratton
Giant scallop beds found off Atlantic coast mapped by bureau
A government expedition reports an extensive belt of giant scallops from thirty miles offshore to beyond Cape Hatteras. The beds, found between twenty and forty fathoms, promise an inexhaustible supply and potential for a new fishing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Atlantic
Bureau’ of Fisheries
Scientife
Bureau of Fisheries
Florida
Newfoundland
Bureau of Fisher— Res
Coast Guard
Grand Banks
Europe
Atlantic Cosal
Chesapeake
Maine
New York Harbor
Delaware Bay
United Sattea
Veteran war veteran recalls Mexican conflict lessons
Geneva Ohio July 10 D W Rouse a Mexican war veteran who just turned ninety says the suffering of current trench soldiers cannot compare to the 1845 Mexican war hardships. He calls modern war hard work and defense driven noting no decisive victory until a big open battle occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ohio
D. W Rouse
Aged Miller Holds To Farm Life In Lewistown
Aged eighty five year old farmer J A Miller near Lewistown Pennsylvania continues to work the harvest field daily with younger men. He makes rails and posts for fences and still manages his property with steady hands and a keen eye for detail. He adapts to modern tools like the breech loading gun and remains active in his daily routines despite advancing age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. A. Miller
Modern framed dwelling with oak finish and tea rooms
Two story slate roof dwelling featuring a cellar attic and lavatory on the second floor with modern improvements. Includes tea rooms and finished oak interiors on a 25 by 115 foot lot. Priced at $5,000 with one half down and the balance due in one or two years with interest.
Real estate listings in Adamston on Railroad Street area
On Railroad Street near the depot a five room cottage with pantry, large basement, water well, five poultry houses 95 by 200 feet and assorted fruit. Nearby two cottages four and three rooms in good condition on a 134 foot lot priced at 1600. Also a business proposition in the city center with price and terms available at our office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamston
Norwood Addition promise to buyers with easy terms
The Norwood Addition advertises cheap vacant lots on favorable terms and strong investment potential. It points to factories under construction and 1000 workers, noting many homes built since last fall and a trolley line to Clarksburg with frequent service and a dedicated tarvia road to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Arid
Tarvia Road
Grafton Jurist 510 to Speak in Salt Lake City
Judge Ira E. Robinson of Grafton, head of the state supreme court of appeals, is chosen to address the American Bar Association in Salt Lake City on August 17 on Uniformity in Practice and Procedure. A notable honor, highlighting his legal stature. The report also covers a circuit court scene in Kingwood where the Mary Nines versus Baltimore and Ohio railroad suit was settled before trial following impaneling of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira E. Robinson
Bar Association
Grafton
Supreme Court of Appeals
American Ber ‘Association
Salt Lake City
Robinson
Mary Nines
Rowles Burg
Baenimore and Ohio Railroad
Kingwood
Freston County
Baltimore and Ohio
Monongah
M F. Green
William Adlington
Gus Bolier
Ed Harmon
Frank Jenkins
Bikins
Nail J. Fortney
Circuit Court
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