Feels Better Than In Months From Catarrh Cure Tale
A 23 year old railroad worker from Grafton says he felt better after using World's Tonic for chronic catarrh of the stomach. He suffered from indigestion, fluttering heart, breathlessness, headaches, and weight loss before relief began after starting the tonic. He reports gradual improvement after three bottles and weight gain. The ad urges starting treatment now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Grafton
Court Pharmacy
Union Drug Company
The Nearest Neighbor Untidy Moon Tale
Mindy the pilot encounters a talking Moon who claims to be the Earths closest neighbor at 240000 miles away. The Moon laughs at silence and fondly repeats himself while recalling being cast off by Earth. He hints at a future story titled The Untidy Moon.
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Peggy
Earth
John
Youth Faces Charge of Forgery In Ohio Town
Pittsburgh, May 27. Robert C. Kirk, 20, Niagara Falls, N Y, whose tale of a missing bride and car led to a mountain search by state police and several towns, was taken to Warren Ohio to answer forgery charges. He claimed to be the son of a condensed milk official in Seattle. Police say he used the story to solicit aid and is wanted in several western Pennsylvania towns as well as Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
Robert C. Kirk
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Warren
Kirk
Seattle
Wash
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Winning Essay in Local Calendar Contest
The piece by W Herbert Welch argues for a 13 month calendar with 28 day months, to simplify timekeeping, reduce calendar costs, and speed money turnover. It cites Eastman Kodak's George Eastman and urges public support despite a Friday 13th drawback and cultural resistance.
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W. Herbert Welch
China
George Eastman
Eastman Kotak Company
Tam
Supreme Court Hands Down Four Decisions
The West Virginia Supreme Court issued four rulings. Reversals affected Dowell, Atwell, Mc Pacific Red and Gun Club cases in Kanawha and Wayne counties, with remands and new trials. Lucrative or disputed details not fully clear in the OCR, but decisions involved judgments reversed or affirmed and remanded in Berkeley Kanawha and Wayne counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charleston
State Supreme Court
Memorial Day Official Program Parade and Ceremony
Veterans and auxiliary groups join in a memorial parade assembling at 9 near the Baltimore and Ohio Station under Chief Marshal S M Zinn. The day includes divisions of marching units, a National Cemetery program broadcast on WMMN with Governor Conley and local officials, a post-service band concert, and school groups decorating graves.
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Veterans of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Union Veterans of
American Legion Auxiliary
Sons of the Union Veterans of the
Taylor County
American’ Légion
Grafton
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Baltimore and Ohio
S. M. Zinn
H.A‘ Rie
R. H. Clinett
United States
National Cemetery
American Legion
Ness
America the Beautiful
Grafton High
Wilson-Damrosch
Grafton High School
James C. Holt
William G. Conley
West Virginia
Bierly Damrosch
Benediction
M. J
Hannon
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Courthouse Square
Reno Post No. 7
Terra Alta High School
WMMN
Fairmont
West Virginia to restock Cheat River with federal support
West Virginia officials praise federal cooperation as the U S Bureau of Fisheries plans a five year program to restock Cheat River with approximately one million salmon fry and wall-eyed pike starting at Cheat River Lake near Morgantown and extending to Rowlesburg by summer. The plan includes $4 million in appropriations and aims to prevent future fish mortality by tightening pollution controls and enforcing laws.
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West Virnia
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Federal Fisheries Bureau
Cheat River Lake
Morgantown
Wilk
Rowlesburg
Sutmer
Federal Bureau
Bowman
Bureau of Fisheries
White Sulphur Springs
State Fish and Game Commission
I T
Bureau
Washington
West Virginia
Ruth Luzadder Wins Latin Contest at Marshall College
Ruth Luzadder of Gratton high school won first prize with a 91 in a state Latin contest sponsored by Marshall College. Principal Tom Unson announced the award. Other honors went to Rupp, McKeen for track medals, and several typing awards. Valedictorian is Paul Meadden. Wilda Koch earned salutatory honors. Music letters were delayed but will be awarded to band and orchestra members.
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Marshall College
Ruth Luzadder
Gratton High School
Tom Unson
Rupp and McKeen
Arch FP. Petersen
Paul, Meadden
Wilda Koch
KONIOLA Medicine Praised By West Virginia User
A West Virginia man John Skidmore of Pursglove reports relief from rheumatic pains stomach troubles and bladder issues after using Konjola medicine. He notes improved sleep appetite and health after six to eight weeks of treatment and credits a friend for the referral. Distribution advertised through Grafton Drug and others with events in Keyser and Romney pages.
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John Skidmore
John’ Skidmore
W. Va
Ohh
Grafton Drug and Che
Hi Ice
East Grafton Player Hurt In Baltimore Shop Incident
William Reneman, 23, was seriously injured yesterday afternoon in the Baltimore and Ohio shops here. He is a member of the East Grafton ball club and was removed to the City hospital where doctors amputated his right thumb after his hand was caught between machinery parts. He suffered shock but was reported this morning as improving.
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William Reneman
Baltimore and Ohio
Reneman
East Grafton
New Hospital Workers Meet This Evening
Grafton and Taylor County Hospital Association members will meet at the Bien Avon Hotel scout rooms for a two week work check up and petition drive. Workers aim to sign up enough voters in Taylor County with drug stores serving as signing points and a final drive to raise petition totals by June 15 or sooner.
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Taylor County
Grafton and
Sentinel
Aon
Byrd Request Granted After Tug Offer Declined
Washington reports Secretary Adams reversed a naval decision that a tug could not aid Rear Admiral Byrd's bark City of New York. Byrd said the tug was offered too late and the bark would be towed to the Canal Zone by Eleanor Bolling. The Sciota was instructed to stand ready.
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Washington
Adams
Office of Naval Operations
Byrd
City ‘of
New York
Navy
Canal Zone
Eleanor Bolling
Fifteenth Naval District
Sciota
Editors Frolic Keyser July 11 12
Keyser hosts annual two day editors outing July 11 12 with visits planned to Bluéville Backly and other venues. Event features beds dressers refrigerators tables and related items as part of the social gathering.
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Keyser
Bluéville
West Virginia
Wold. Keyser
Allender
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Ed Lory
Kanawha County
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Waiter Staley
County Court
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Wayne J County
Harry W. D. Lefevre
Hallie M. Lefevre
Berkeley County
Drumandy Bugle Corps
George D. Jackson
King
Alterican Legion
Sons of the Union Veterans of
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic
Drum and Bugle Corps
Roy B. Parrish
Clarksburg
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the
Drurm and Bugle Corps
Barbour County
Philippi
Ladies’ of the American Legion
Grafton High Benon
Corbin
South Grafton
Terra Alta
St. Augustine's School
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First Ward
East Grfton
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Chicago
Taylor County Board of Trade
Grafton Sentinel
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Walter, Jr
Cheat River
Wiliam Benemail Laces
Koniola
Per Mills
Luke
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Keyser-Piedmont
South Branch Valley
Petersburg
John J. Cornwell
Romney
Rasuallus
G. W. Loar & Co. Jewelers
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