Peruna praised by users for chronic catarrh relief
A jumble of testimonials extols Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh of the stomach and bowels with improved sleep and reduced pain. Subjects from Missouri, Illinois, and Michigan report coughs easing, better appetite, and greater daily activity after using various quantities of Peruna, noting overall health gains and endorsement of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gremimothere
Creadistiy
Mre
F. E. Little
W. C. HempsBill
Louisville
Bond for new Grafton high school approved
The Board of Education approved an order favoring the submission of a $110,000 bond issue to finance a new high school and other school improvements. Voter support was not secured at the special election, but it is hoped the spring election will yield a clear majority. A broader call to clean up railroad matters in northern West Virginia is urged, with emphasis on transparency and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bana
Grafton
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Northern Line
Belington
Upshur
Barbour, Taylor, Marion
Mononeslia
Pennsylvania
FR & C
Fairmont
Mont West Virginian
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maryland
Lakes
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tygart Valley
Arkets
Congress
Senator Elkins On Higher Cost Of Living
Senator Elkins of West Virginia head of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee urges a Senate select committee inquiry into rising prices and the cause of the cost of living. He cites trusts tariffs and gold flows as factors and calls for an unbiased, thorough investigation to illuminate the problem for Congress and the public.
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Elking
West Virginia
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Hikins
Congress
Elkins
Europe
Fim
House
Capitol
Washington Times
Old Age Wisdom From Gaid Cicero
A fragmentary reminiscence quotes Gaid Cicero on old age as a blessed stage with a defined limit to youth and a higher spirit, noting life continues well while duties are followed and death is faced with calm. A unrelated anecdote follows about a man who gates his.
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Sge
Steubenville
Columbus
Nebraska
Ying
Pittsburg
Gaid
Cicero
Fife
Anti Cigarette Campaign Touted as Health Measure
The article argues that no law can fully curb tobacco use but a crudely managed prohibition would reduce cigarette consumption. It urges education campaigns to expose health harms and suggests adopting strategies like the Anti-Tuberculosis league to gain success against cigarettes.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League
Independent press debate and railroad woes in Grafton
A column argues about the community’s press history and challenges to establish an independent newspaper. It cites the Sentinel’s strong standing, the failed Republican venture, and the cost of running a daily paper while urging Congress to address Pennsylvania railroad influence affecting West Virginia coal regions.
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Busineses
Grafton Sentinel
Sentinel
Bob White quail a boon to farms and community
The Wheeling Intelligencer cites Mr. Wilson praising the American quail for destroying crop pests. Readers are urged to feed coveys through winter, building simple refuges with grain and straw. Local notes mention trials, visits, and ongoing coal province activity.
Social visits and local arrivals in Blueville and surrounding areas
Blueville residents and guests are noted in a series of local calls and visits. Lottie Henderson of Grafton called on her aunt Mrs. Chas Cassell. Alberta Wade visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs John Cassell. Floyd Summers of McConkey made a business call. Lester Lee, formerly of Grafton and now in Youngstown, Ohio, called on friends. Agnes Leichenburg of Wheeling visited her friend Mrs Emil Kinsey. Mrs Barnes and Miss Mary Hudson of Grafton were guests of Mrs A L Blue. Mrs Clarence Bloom of Baltimore visited her grandmother Mrs Catherine Witteman and later went to Erie W Va to see cousin John Wagner. H R Johnson took several days off for rest. John Wittman and guests Mrs Lana Bre of Virginia were visiting relatives here Wednesday.
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Lottie Henderson
Grafton
Chas. Cassell
Alberta
Wade
John Cassell
Floyd Summers
McConkey
Lester Lee
Youngstown
Ohio
Agnes Leichenburg
Wheeling
Emil Kinsey
Barnes
Mary Hudson
A. L. Blue
Clarence Bloom
Baltimore
Catherine Witteman
John Wagner
Plea for Rob Whitt From Pittsburg Gazette Times
Erasmus Wilson known as the Quiet Observer makes an earnest plea for help for Bob White amid the present cold snap. The editorial urges community aid and support for the vulnerable and displaced during severe winter conditions.
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Rob Whitt
Erasmus Wilson
Quiet Observer
The
Pittsburg Gazette- Times
Bob White
Saye
Warm weather cheers Wickwire community
The Wickwire community reports improving health and pleasant times as the Tygart Valley river overflowed and froze, offering enjoyable skating for youths. Evangelist Jas. B. Robinson of the Church of Christ is leading a Bible reading, welcomed as a valued citizen and speaker. A troubling incident occurred at Coffman station last Friday when J W Miller punished his daughter Minnie by choking, noted by her brother Gilbert. a state warrant was issued for Miller and served by a Gratton constable Tuesday morning.
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Tygart’s
Jas. B. Robinson
Church of Christ
Coffman Station
J. W. Miller
Minnie
Knottsville News: Epworth League Revival and Local Happenings
The Knottsville Epworth League is revived with Sunday evening services at the church and a rally next Sunday inviting all members and friends. Preston Grange No 302 met at the Pines last Saturday, conferring first and second degrees on Mise Mattie Swisher. The Grange will be hosted next Saturday evening by Mr and Mrs A B Bhroyer. A library movement committee reports progress with several books purchased and ready once regulations are finished, with help promised from prominent state figures. Local residents ill or visiting include Mr and Mrs R B Houser and daughter Ocean, Mr and Mrs Alonzo Cleavenger of Parkersburg, and Mr Absolom Knotts nearing recovery. Mrs John Shroyer is very ill. Nathan Wilson of Caddell and sister Mrs Harter Stout of Bridgeport are visiting relatives here, with Albert and Carl Wilson spending Sunday at Webster. Miss Rosaline Allender of Oak Grove Farm suffers throat trouble.
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Knottsville Epworth League
Preston Grange No. 302
the Pines
Mise Mattie Swisher
Grange
A. B. Bhroy
Houser
Ocean
Alonzo Cleavenger
Parkersburg
Wyatt
Absolom Knotts
John Shroyer
Nathan Wilson
Caddell
Aieter
Harter Stout
Bridgeport
Albert
Carl Wilson
Webster
Rosaline Allender
Oask Grove Farm
Venerable Lady Dies After Illness at 78 in Morgantown
Mrs. Elizabeth Boise formerly of Grafton Massachusetts and late of Morgantown died last evening at 78. She was born in Grafton and lived at the Coulehan House before moving to Morgantown with her son B A Boise. Remains to be brought to Grafton for interment in Catholic cemetery under John A McCabe. The note of a high cost of living inquiry spreading to state legislatures appears.
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Elizabeth Boise
Grafton
Morgantown
B. A. Boise
Mise Leonard
Henry Leonard
First Ward
Judicial Sale Continued From Page Five
The notice describes a judicial sale continuing from page five. It mentions deferred purchase money secured by a vendor's lien, retained by the special commissioner Howard Bolt. The commissioner's report and the deed under the court order are referenced, with M D Allender as Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tarler County.
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Howard
Bolt
M. D. Allender
Circett Court
Tarler ‘County
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Bob
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