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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

5

Window glass job ad in Fairmont West Virginia

Classified column offers steady work with good wages for window glass snappers at Fairmont Fairmont. Also listings for home sale a best built city property with level lot and modern improvements. Rentals include six room house with bath and large store room with flat. Egg ad from Wyandotte area notes fertility guarantee and noninbreeding.

Fairmont, Window Glass Company Fairmont W. Va Inanire Red Cross Pharmacy Maple Avenue Geo. M. Veer Route 3

Died at 79. Richard Selvey of Taylor County

Richard Selvey, 79, died Monday at his Simpson home after a long illness. Born in 1834, he served in the Civil War as a teamster and later as a Justice of the Peace. He lived most of his life in Taylor County and was a Baptist, with family ties to T. T. Selvey of Ohio and the late J W. Selvey of this city. Funeral services Wednesday at 11 conducted by Rev. Green. He leaves a daughter Elizabeth and a son Odier. Mrs. Lt. Powell, recently ill with pneumonia, is improving.

Richard Selvey Simpson Mr. Selvey Taylor County Ife Justice of the Peace T. T. Selvey Ohio J W. Selvey Rev. Green Maington Elizabeth Odier

Frank Gare Deo Today Death of Frank Carr at 71

Frank Carr died this morning at his sister's Hat Street home after over two years of illness. He was 71 and survived by two sisters, Clem Carr of the city and another in Fairmont, and by one brother, Joe Carr of Grafton. He had lived in Grafton at various times and was well known locally. Teun and Harry Keagle’s Musical Keagle Brothers entertained at Kirby Hotel for several days, performing violin and guitar. they are noted as high order musicians.

Frank Carr Hat Street Clem Carr Fairmont Joe Carr Grafton Wayne Ind Messrs Teun Harry Keagle Keagle Ln Kirby Hotel

Me Joi Dolan Hospitalized With Brain Fever In Clarksburg

Joi Dolan was taken to Clarksburg Hospital this afternoon after several days of brain fever. Doctors may perform an operation if needed.

Joi Dolan Clarksburg Frspital

McFarling Dies of Pneumonia at 27 in Bellevernon

Ralph McFarling a former railroad worker and Bellevernon resident aged 27 died early today after a two week illness. He is survived by four brothers including O C Wilvin Henry and Walter and a sister Mrs TG McFarling. The body will be brought to his mother Mrs McFarling at 607 West Main Street and taken to the family home for burial. The Y M C A ladies gym class will host a reception for Walter and friends this evening at the YMCA.

Henry Walter Ralph McFarling Ford Fairmont Red Belleveron McFarling Association Tie Tch

Danderine Claim Promises Hair Beauty Doubles Growth

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a hair treatment that cleanses dust and oil, smooths and thickens hair, and supposedly stimulates new hair growth after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.

Knowlton

Free Lunch Prohibition Law Signed in Missouri

Jefferson City March 4 Associated Press Dispatch states Governor Major signed a bill making it illegal for saloons to serve free drinks. The measure, urged by St. Louis retailers, is expected to save about 1000 dollars yearly for the city and curb saloon excesses.

Missouri Associated Press Dispatch Jefferson City St. Louis

Penny Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe Ad Card

A vintage advertisement promotes making a cough syrup by combining sugar syrup with Pinex and water. It claims quick relief for coughs, bronchial issues, throat tickle, and asthma, touting savings and a money back guarantee with genuine Pinex as the key ingredient.

United States Canada Tf Aly Norway

Bread of Vikings Found in Gothland Bread Made from Pine Bark

An ancient bread found at Ljunga Gothland by Dr. Schnittger shows a pine bark and pea meat composition, proving peas were grown in Sweden a millennium ago. The find, from Payot and Swiss lake dwellings, hints at prehistoric food practices in northern Europe.

Ljunga Gothland Schnittger Stockholm Sweden Payot Swise Boberg Castle Scientific American

Cascarets Urged For Clean Stomach Bowels Overnight

A vintage ad promotes Cascarets as a remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach remove sour undigested food and gases from the bowels and liver. It claims a ten cent box will produce a healthy bowel action by morning and advises use for both adults and children.

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