Flies spread disease warns Wheeling doctor
Dr I P Birney, Wheeling city health officer, urges housewives to guard homes against flies. He cites investigations showing flies carry infection from decaying matter and contaminate food. He endorses screens, fly poisons, and cleaning debris as key preventive steps.
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I. P. Birney
Wheeling
Dr Birney
Ile
Community notes and local changes in Blueville
Blueville social updates include W T Robinson's illness and visitors of Mrs. Richard Dodson and her daughter from West Union, Addie Brown and Carrie from Wheeling visiting Mrs. Link Dennison in Evansville, Charles O Conner returning from Belington, Blanche Wittman’s head injury, and visits by Mrs. Will Bishop and Iford Phillips to Meadland. Recent moves see Sam Rogers and Chris Fortney moving houses, with Allender of Grafton moving into the Gamelager property. An Excello wash machine advertisement notes a water-powered wash aid at P Moran’s blacksmith shop and a sale on buggies and spring wagons from Ga Co Aveti.
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Blueville
W. T. Robinson
Richard Dodson
Weat Union
Dodrente
Henry Red- Misa Addie Brown
Wheeling
Miss Addie
Misa Carrie
Link Dennison
Evansville
Charles O'Conner
Belington
Lewis Boysen
Honee
Rogera
Mr. Allender
Grafton
Fred Reddehase
P. Moran
Banjo Jim a Fairmont Landmark Gets Big Write Up
The Pittsburg Dispatch profiles James Lewin known as Banjo Jim a Virginia born former slave famed for forty years on antebellum era street corners. He claims to be 112 years old, wanders between towns with a banjo, drinks whiskey and beer, and remembers George Washington. He once slept in a manure heap to ease rheumatism and rises early, living a peripatetic life in Fairmont area as a local curiosity and character.
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Wee
Virgina
Banjo Jim
Fairmont
Pittsburg
Anteibellum Daya
Wheeling
Virginia
W Va
Washington
Jim
Leven
Mareters
Tennessee
Missorah
Virginyat
Mereland
Kanetucky
Alabama
Richmon
Uncle Jim
Herpicide marketed as cure for thinning hair
An Old newspaper ad proclaims Newbru’a Merpicide as a new formula that combats hair loss and thinning. It touts dramatic testimonials from both genders and urges readers to request samples by sending a stamp to The Herpicide Co in Detroit, Michigan.
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Stampa
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Penn R R to Sell Mileage Books for $20
Philadelphia June 19 The Pennsylvania railroad plans to abolish the $10 excess mileage book and sell new books valid for 1,000 miles at $20. Details and sale date to be announced after arranging logistics for traveling merchants and the public.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Drummers of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Following the Flag Health in Cuba and the Philippines
Willis Morgan, a retired US Army Commissary Sergeant from Concord NH, recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for keeping him in perfect health during cold and lung troubles. The medicine is sold by Grafton Drug and Chemical Co. priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis
Morgan
Concord
Dr. King
New Hampshire
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Is a Nice Man Anyway Prompts Montgomery Backing Question
The Parkersburg State Journal notes uncertainty over whether Senator Sam Montgomery is supported by the B and C railroad as a Congressional candidate. The piece recalls his pleasant, courteous demeanor from occasional meetings and offers no definitive endorsement. An advertisement promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a remedy for digestion issues, claiming relief from indigestion and related symptoms and urging use by all who suffer stomach distress.
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Sam Montgomery
B. & C. Railroad
Congress
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Schedules For Washington Route
Railroad timetable notes for the Baltimore and Ohio line show departure and arrival times from Washington and Baltimore to Philadelphia New York Cumberland and other way points. It lists specific trains with departures early morning afternoon and evening, plus local fares and connections to Cincinnati Louisville Parkersburg Fairmont and Weston with intermediate stops.
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Layau
Fairmont
Cinginnati
Louisville
Seth
Parkersburg
Au Way Point
Belington and Elkins
Buckhannon
Fone
Weston
Vis Clarksburg
Reed
Bargains on Entire Stock Sale at Cost Prices
A local store announces a 30 to 60 day sale to close out dry goods notions boots shoes cape groceries and more at cost. The ad promises shoppers a wide stock and unusually low prices with a claim the dollar goes much further at this store.
Dissolution Notice of W. B. Jackson & Bros. firm
The tim e of W. Beor Jackson & Bros. has been dissolved with J B Jackson withdrawing after selling his interest to W. Beor Jackson. Jackson will continue the business and settle all bills owed to or by the late firm. Grafton, W. Va.
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W. 8. Jackson & Bros
Dauggiste
J B. Jackson
W. 8 Jackson
Fim
W. Beorr Jackson
J.B. Sacgsos
Grafton
W. V
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J. L. Bush
East Main Street
Foley
Elbert Jones
Ofiee Ac
Uous
P. R.R
Kennedy
Dan Fou
South Grafton
Washington Street
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
W. VA
Foleys Honeystar Childrent
Barsatss
Ten Cent
Dent & Dent, Attorneye
Lear * Poe
U.C
Clarksburg, W. VA
Shackelford & Son
EE Carter & Company Transfer
Latrobe Street
Stieff
Stu
N. Liberty Street
Baltimore
E. H. Hostler
West Main St
Grafton City Hospital
Beech ST
R. H. Powell
Paroid
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W. T. Wells
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