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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
7
Nivan appears as a rector at Clarks parish in a late note with uncertain context. The fragmented text hints at church roles and possible events but lacks clear dates or outcomes. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
A popular speaker urges diligent self‑improvement and study of advancement methods, noting the New Yorker sent to represent the state in Washington. He argues that while one cannot teach all traits, the state can aid by supporting a strong institution and encouraging savings through deposits.
The director of the Americas Anti cigarette League argues cigarettes will fade due to public sentiment driven by young women aged 16 to 21. He claims high school girls deter smoking among male students and cites employers deeming cigarette users undesirable. He predicts self restraint will force cigarette use into secret, unseen places within two years.
A Chicago column discusses Uncle Tom's Cabin influence, a reformer named EV Kittredge Wheeler, and a satire on microbes from a Hartford professor. It recalls family reading by Mrs Stowe's novel, and mixes anecdotes from Armour, Evarts, Choate, and Judge Jenks with reflections on early rising and civic life.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad publishes a Guide to Washington with artful front matter a portrait of the Stuart Washington and an American flag eagle on the back. Inside are government building photos current information and a map with ticket offices offered for 19 cents cash or 15 cents in stamps. Also an illustrated pamphlet titled Reasons Why outlines the railroad’s claims for public consideration. Samples available from ticket agents or by mail for two cents postage. DeBell's Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for kidney ailments with sales through Grafton Drug & Chemical Co.
Report from Edgemont South Dakota notes a brisk demand for Chamberlains Cough Remedy with H Goddard citing faster relief than any other remedy. Advertisers claim it loosens chest congestion quickly and may prevent flu or pneumonia, reflecting strong local popularity.
The Legislature raises county level salaries and sets visitation duties for superintendents. In counties with many schools the salary goes from 300 to 500 yearly, in fewer counties from 150 to 300. Superintendents cannot teach and must visit each school yearly or face a $3 fine. District institutes of three days are required with pay rules for teachers. Minimum No 1 teacher pay increases from 25 to 30 dollars monthly.
New Yorker readers debate President McKinley’s planned continental tour. An Lowell correspondent asks for the secret motive of his spring itinerary. The paper outlines reasons: public service fatigue, desire for recreation, invitations to visit sites, and a wish to see the Pacific coast.
Nine room house with modern conveniences situated on Main Street near the proposed new railroad depot. Location at ADI TP Te De ON.
A woman explains that women alone can fully disclose symptoms and enable proper treatment, since men may misunderstand female illnesses. For twenty five years many women trusted a unnamed lab to aid with gynecological issues, citing Mrs Chappell of Grant Park Illinois who credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine for inflammation of the ovary and womb.
Secretary of State Dawson reports rapid cash intake under the new corporation law with $2121 in license receipts at 10 a.m. and a $1000 payment by one company, noting March 1900 collections would have been far smaller under the old regime. He expects the state to gain at least $150,000, despite many small complete organizations. The Auditor’s office has tracked incense taxes from older firms, while Blaney & Co warn against matching wallpaper samples and emphasize avoiding duplicated patterns.
A 65 year old Boer prisoner describes his faith, courage, and sobering memories of battle. He says he prayed to the Son, carried his rifle and bandolier, and that his wife helped carry items. He speaks of the horror and widows felt across nations, and notes his parole allows limited reading time. A greenhouse listing appears at Washington Street.
The notice lists multiple fiduciaries including executors and guardians. Names include Joseph Lambert deceased and Anna Lambert estate, Robert Thompson, Geo McWade, Libbie Martha L. Powell as administratrix, and Joaste Ty vou. The document bears dates in March and is signed by CHAS. H. RECTOR and FRANK WILBOS as Commissioners of Accounts.
A chancery sale decree in Taylor County Virginia lists a timber and farm parcel described as the residue of the West land near Augen's Run and Webster. The property descends from Samuel West to Thomas N West with widow Sarah E Pier’s interest excluded, and is to be sold with payments and security as stated by Special Commissioner Robinson under court authority in the 1901 proceeding.
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