Emerald green velvet capes and silk novelties arrive
New York style silk, velvet, and cloth capes flood the shop with emerald green velvet capes and talon shirt waists for boys. Shint waists and separate skirts show off the season's dress trends. Readily affordable prices entice all shoppers to browse the latest fashion arrivals.
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Can the Blind See New Advertisements
A period notice urges caution on eye care and cheap spectacles. It questions whether cheap, ill fitted glasses can cause irreparable harm and stresses consulting an eye specialist for proper fitting. Prof. L. Levitt, Manager.
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Local Social and Personal Notes From Beloved Salem Area
Mra M Eiklan of Salem and Mhone Seeling near Moundsville attend poverty social plans. Mrs Nora Levarick of Cincinnati returns after honored role. Numerous residents visit, host, or attend events in Bellaire Moundsville Wheeling and Pittsburgh areas. Attendees include Miss Clara Wasnon, Mr Patrick Salery, and Mrs A Fox family. church basement event on April 16. Marshall County teachers attend convention in Cameron. various travels and social calls noted.
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Salem
Prieta
Joe, Dotter
Baltimore
Joan Farrer
Ealing
Moundsville
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Tonte
Bellaire
E. Krneety
Pitteture
Parkeesbane
J. A. Murphy
Mimtinesen
New York City
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Priice
Fajardas
Cheteent
Mes Feva Pianta
Peabody
Grenitnte
Charles Martin Aref
Frank
Bration Myimn
Fleming Bas
Wheeling
Ham Bowent
Tattielan
Bere Marine
St. John Wiens
Water Street
Mies Clara Wasnon
Pitts- Qars
Patrick Salery
Thee
Hess
Sire Ea
Boa
Petabung
A. Pox
Pri Zeare
Clulesvalle
Eailinie
Prienie
Mies Fattin Ren
Butler
Windsor
Wheelitiz
Jane Flat Tale
Clyver
Marshall County
Cameron
Mire
M. Vaniuitén
Rela
Alpes
Finererry
Chloe Tertell
Paris
Piedmont News Roundup From Piedmont West Virginia
Local items recount instrument gifts for Hubert Corner Band and visits by regional figures. Town council disputes electric light pricing with outages amid a blackout. Notable incidents include injuries from falls and excavations, business openings and moves, marriages, and forthcoming revivals. Local shoppers and store updates noted.
Among the Schools Week to Feature Public Day and Round Table
Educators anticipate a large turnout for Public Day on March 26 with parents invited to view student work and hear recitations. The Eastern Ohio and Western West Virginia Supervisors Round Table will convene later this month with Virgil A. Lewis and other officials present.
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West Virginia
Virgil A. Lewis
Waitman Darbee
The
State University
Goodnight
Simpson
Marietta College
Educaton
Burlington Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Burlington items describe Mr. T. J. Smith ill with grip Mrs. Wm Clark visiting Steubenville friends Mrs. Robert Hail shopping in Wheeling Miss Sophia Halm returning from Pittsburg and several residents visiting acquaintances on local roads including Rush Run Pattons Run and Glen's Run while Mr. B Lewis remains gravely ill at home.
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Ohio
T. J. Smith
Wm. Clark
Burlington Road
Steubenville
Robert Hail
Wheeling
J. J. Smith
Colerain
A. Hodgkiss
Sophia Halm
Pittsburg
Scott Bucy
Rush Run
Barlington Road
George Horcher
M. Kuckkuck
Patton
B. Lewis
Glen
Norfolk and Western Rail Line Public Rates and Schedules
Norfolk and Western Railroad advertises service to all Virginia and southern points via Luray and Natural Bridge. For rates, schedules, and details contact W. B. Bevill Georgia Passenger Agent in Roanoke, Virginia.
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Virginia
Luray and Natural Bridge
W. B. Bevill
Roanoke
Story of a Great System and Its Receiver
A Baltimore telegram to the New York Journal outlines the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with about 3,500 miles of track from Baltimore to Chicago and St. Louis, serving vast coal and iron districts. It details terminals, connections to Europe and the Great Lakes, exports via grain and iron, and historic milestones from 1828 to Civil War era losses and wartime destruction.
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Eutaw Streets
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Calvert Streets
Baltimore & Ohio
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Carrollton
General Assembly
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Peter Cooper
Relay Station
Cumberland
Numerous town visits and lectures mark week in Hannibal area
In Hannibal Ohio on March 7 Dr J M Boice of Sistersville visited guests Mrs T W McKelvey and Mrs Morty Newenschwander. Dr Osborne of Barnesville spoke on Wedlock vs Padlock at the English M and Church to an attentive audience. Several locals traveled to Wheeling and Belpre. Rev Herlow concluded a successful Mt Union revival. The Ohio River Railroad offers excursion tickets to Charleston March 24 25 for one fare round trip with return by March 27. Money to loan on real estate via West Virginia Savings and Building Association Monday evenings.
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Keyser
RK. J. Hartman
Cross
Ashfield_ street
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J. Thrasher
Eelectric Light Company
Mitt Town
Electric Light Company
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Albert Youst
R. T. Landus & Sons
Bath
Fairview Streets
Mansbach & Son
Chile Avenue
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St. Louis
Bruce
WU Whiteman
W. H. Kildon
Fairmont
Jos. D. Dennison
West Virginia Grocery Company
W. H. Spaulding
Martinaborg
C. H. Hollis
Davis
Lafferty
J. V. L. ‘Thrall
Belington
Gnd
G. W. Parsons
Nannibal
Ohio
J. M. Boice
Sistersville
T. W. McKelvey
Morty Newenschwander
Wheeling
D. C. Osbourne
Barnesville
Myrta Huffman
Ada Tibaugh
New Martineville
O'Neill
J.M. Skinner
New Martinsville
Christ Bisanbarth
Jennie Suter
Belpre
Clair O'Neill
W. Va
Charles Boice
Republican State League
Charleston
Ohio River Railroad Company
Prom
OR. R. R
Point Pleasant
Ohio Central Mnes
W. J. Robinson
West Virginia Savings and Building Association
Masonic Temple
Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure Praised by Baltimore Wife
Mrs. A J Davis of 1043 West Fayette Baltimore testifies after relief from rheumatism with Munyon cures. She notes success with Dyspepsia Cure and other Munyon remedies, citing quick relief and low prices. Personal letters to Prof Munyon offer free medical advice.
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West Fayette Street
Baltimore
Lindley
Munyon
Price
Arch Street
Philadephia
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