Death at High Falls Station prompts Graham notices
Fred Bourne aged 24, son of Steve Bourne, killed at High Falls Station New York while on railroad duties. His body to be sent to Graham for burial. Bourne, once a local baseball player, recently married a woman from Fayette county.
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New York
Steve Bourne
Fred Bourne
High Falls Station
N. Y
Graham
Fayette County
W. Va
Air of Uneasiness Pervades Democracy in West Virginia
Parkersburg dispatch reports from Washington correspondent Francis B. Gessner on Taft rally in Parkersburg. It notes Bennett’s campaign woes, GOP infighting and cash tapping, Glasscock’s nomination, and Senator Scott’s tireless campaigning through the Panhandle.
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Francis B. Gessner
Parkersburg
Wheeling Intelligencer
Gessner
Washington
Bennett
Weston
Taft
Judee Bennett
West Virginia
Republicau
Glasscock
Judge
Scott
Judge Cox
Morgantown
KB & O
Stubbard
George Wise
Wheeling
Hubbard
Clarks
State Committee
Pan Handle
Clarksburg
Sturfess
Rowlesburg
Indigestion Relief Ad Promotes Digestive Enzymes
The ad urges readers to treat indigestion by taking Diapepsin after meals. It argues weak stomachs lack digestive power and that a natural reinforcement of enzymes helps the stomach work, ending the feeling of a leaden lump after meals.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief and Appetite Return
A 1908 Bluefield notice touts Pape's Diapepsin as curing sour stomach dyspepsia within five minutes per triangle dose. A separate merchant agreement from Bluefield outlines credit restrictions, requiring full payment by payday or the 10th of the next month and barring further credit to delinquent accounts.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Mercer Merchandise Co
Sublette & Barnes
Lilly & Caldwell
Ast Hund Merchandise Co
Campbell Grocery Co
W. A. Lilly & Co
Jopling Grocery Co
Bb. E. Carter
Kahle & Kahle
J. A. B. Bruce
Stafford & Co
L. FE
St. Clair & Co
J. H. Hogan & Son
Matthews & Co
Rock & Stafford
Manley Moise Co
J. A. Steele & Co
Wilson Moise. Co
B. Kelley
Chas. Goff & Co
J. M. Wilson & Co
Hutcherson & Co
Clark & Co
Kodo ads claim digestive aid digestion of all foods
An old advertisement promotes Kodo as a universal digestive aid. It describes the product as a combination of natural digestive juices that digests all classes of food, claiming it will do the work the stomach normally performs. Sold by all druggists.
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Kodol
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