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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1916
Page
6
A rambling 19th century style newspaper piece depicts Brad marrying after a long courtship, with dialogue on love and duty. The narrative blends formal tone and quirky asides, recalling a period speech about marriage, social expectations, and personal resolve.
A fashion feature traces a chic velour coat with a sculpted shoulder to hem line and velvet belt details. The piece, paired with a tiny muff and black velvet turban, signals a stylish Christmas season trend and contrasts with brighter palettes.
In Brad's office a tense business talk spirals as hints of a personal rift emerge. The exchange touches marriage expectations, loyalty to the firm, and a looming decision that could affect careers and private lives. Officials and colleagues watch as the scene unfolds with quiet strain.
A dialogue heavy excerpt shows Margly pondering moral split in people and recounting Earnest Lawton’s jealousy and tenderness. He admits flaws, urges selflessness, and pleads for forgiveness as they confront trust and happiness. The scene ends with a tense reconciliation.
Betty Brown reports on a young woman fashioning a neat plaid ensemble. The Angora set including dip gloves and scarf is popular with young girls, with a purple silk top and plaid accessory noted as stylish.
A report notes a person discovering a coat that belonged to the mother, tied to a Christmas present. The item’s finding is highlighted as a meaningful family keepsake.
Dame Fishion presents eiderdown mitten sets for girls with soft warm mittens matched to a craft. Little girls wear these sets to school while older girls wear them to the skating rink. Sets come in orange blue Celtic green and other bright colors.
Local items report Mr and Mrs George Beall moving to care for Mr E H Powell who suffered paralysis months ago. Mrs Powell also affected. Mrs Virginia Henry in poor health. Miss Frances Williams prepares children for a Christmas exercise with tree. Rev A S Chapman announced revival starting Monday. Mrs Margaret Moore of Fairmont visited, ghost of aunt S D Stevens mentioned. Teachers pay institute discussed with modest attendance and usual distributions.
An old health advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments and non narcotic ingredients. It claims relief from irregular or painful periods, hot flashes, and nervousness, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver and digestive issues. Includes order details and Buffalo New York office.
A convoluted snippet offers mock turkey ideas for Christmas dinners, including individual mock turkeys made from pork tenderloin, with stuffing, butter browning, and parsley and lemon garnish. It also lists European alternatives and a long, varied holiday menu with drinks and desserts.
A sensational claim promises relief for years of rheumatic pain within days using Rheum and Rhewna products. It asserts a 60 cent boule of Rhewron will bring joyful relief, with Mountain City Drug Store guaranteeing availability and results or refunds.
The readable text offers odd phrases about serving with acid for rent or barbetry and mentions iF Leed queries, side disk pers, or pivkied walnate, suggesting unclear culinary or technical notes. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are confirmed.
Lowesville households and neighbors share weekend visits and health updates. Willa and Otto Byet Fitckersville spend Saturday with Mia Margaret Maher. Hayhurst plans time in New York City. An epidemic prompts Christmas observance at Union church. Mrs PW of Low reports bearing relatives in Fairmont. G. W. news: he recovers gradually. Trickett relocates to Clyde Teickott land. Coal banks operate daily with shipments to local sidings. Emily Markley returns home for holidays with son Warren near Flickersville.
The Boston Evening Transcript reports on changes in the Chang family marriage dynamics, noting shifts in affection and partnership from earlier tensions to a more positive, stable arrangement. No further names or places are detailed in the readable text.
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