Mrs Wilson reports Reese Formula relieves long illness
Mrs Maude Wilson of 141 Ocelio street Clarksburg West Virginia says after a barrel of medicine failed to help Reese Formula A 11 restored her, curing stomach and kidney trouble and improving appetite sleep and energy She urges others with stomach liver or kidney issues to try the remedy with several local pharmacies listed as distributors.
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Maude Wilson
Ocelio Street
Clarksburg
W. Va
Reese
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Bluefield
Pradiey Drug Co
Matoaka
Westfield
Bridgeford Pahramaceis
Keystone
Rae Drug Co
Kimball
Palace Pharmacy
Welch Drug Co
Welch
Citizens Drug Co
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Wilson Bros
Boissevain
Hale and
Princeton Pharmacies
Princeton
Hearing Set for Increased Rates in West Virginia
The Public Service Commission fixed June 29 in Charleston for hearing the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of West Virginia on its request for higher statewide rates. The filing, made about six months ago, follows pending investigations into the company earnings and property valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
West Virginia
Public Service Commission
The Great Russian Violinist Captivates Big Hippodrome Crowd
A renowned Russian violinist fills New York’s Big Hippodrome to capacity at a Colonial Theatre performance on Sunday evening, June 18, drawing a full house and praised reviews for his artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colonial Theatre
Lunday Evening
MISCHAELMAN Seats Selling Fast At Discount Prices
Seats now selling fast for MISCHAELMAN with a few at 3.00 dollars and many at 2.50 dollars and a few at 2.00 dollars. Tax will be added to these prices.
Kipling Manuscript Sale Highlights Editing Clashes
A sale of Kipling manuscripts reveals the making of literature with typewritten sections and editor author tensions. Kipling’s poem Tom Hinson appeared in 1892 after alterations, and Cleared shows him revising Irish phonetics, illustrating care in craft noted by Christian Science Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
National Observer
Henley
Tom Hinson
Kipling
Christian Science Monitor
Baby airplanes take to the air in Britain and France
An article notes a rush of tiny aircraft making trials across England and in France. The British “Crew” weighs 220 pounds and flies near full-size speeds while the pocket airplane spans meters and reaches 96 mph. A French infant monoplane from Gar say measures 13 feet wingspan with 62 mph speed. Prices for these mini airplanes range from 1000 to 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Whipple
Garsay
Little Brothers
Capronis
Handley Pages
Vuimys
Monumental Toppers and Silly Statues Across Cities
A survey of top hats as sculpture shows Lincoln in the United States with his topper set aside on a seat while Glasgow MP James Oswald is depicted with his hat held upside down in his hand. Street children fling pebbles into the hat, prompting frequent emptying by police nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
President Lincoln
Glasgow
Scotland
James Oswald
Oswald
Eight Thousand Swiss in War Then and Now
The article recalls that 8,000 Swiss soldiers entered French service in a past war and that 7,700 were killed while 300 survived. It notes a thousand Swiss soldiers delaying a German advance at Verdun, and references William Tell and Arnold von Winkelried as classic school reader stories that helped affirm that legacy in American classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
William Tell
Arnold von Winkelried
Lost His Place in a Neighboring Town
Old man Bitzer ran a furniture store in a nearby town. He stopped for a beer at a barber shop then stepped into a saloon. Returning, he found someone else served and asked the barber if leaving and reentering means he is still out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitzer
Some Ordeal at Flubdub’s House
A Louisville Courier Journal item recounts a reader’s quip about an ordeal after visiting Flubdub’s house. The person says they were up late, drank homemade wine by his wife, and smoked two of his Christmas cigars, implying a humorous or teasing recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flubdub
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hero Convict Pardoned for Daring River Rescue
Charleston June 15 news reports James Flatley of Wheeling, a convict from Kanawha county camp, was pardoned today for heroic act saving a comrade from drowning in the Kanawha river Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha River
James Flatley
Wheeling
Kanawha County
Children Narrowly Escape After Bridge Collapse near Pittsburg
June 15 report from Pittsburg Pennsylvania says thirty children playing on an old railroad bridge at Hverson near Ssott aale Virginia fell fifteen feet into Jacobs creek. The creek was shallow and they landed in mud. The bridge had not been used for trains for some time. In Ireland, Gary County Wexford police Inspector Captain Wilson was shot dead by five armed men on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hverson
Ssottaale
Jacobs Creek
Captai Wilson
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Mischaelman
James E. Brown
Masonic Temple
Bosch
H.P
Bluefield Hardware CO
Europe
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Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
Goodyear Heavy Tourygt
John J. Cornwell
Pittsburg
Gary
County Wexford
Ireland
Lenett' S Boot Shop
Lenett’s Boot Shop
Princeton Avenue
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