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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places garbled. no coherent event or action is readable. The readable elements include personal names and a miscellaneous reference to traffic, but essential details to form a factual card are missing.
Anthony and Wo Uterssous are noted in a fragmented report with unclear context. The text appears to reference people and a power related event but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable items suggest names and a possible meeting or incident.
Refreshments will be served on the Lawn at Mise Kate Smiths Friday evening Sept 14 for the Episcopal church benefit. The Madrigal Chorus Club holds its first autumn meeting Thursday Sept 13 at 7 30 with all members urged to attend. Several local residents are mentioned including Master Lee Ward ill with diphtheria at Main street, and Joseph Husson of Baltimore visiting family before returning to New York. Typhoid fever affects Jed Robinson and Delbert Robinson, with other brief city notes on club meetings and local officials.
A vintage advertisement states Central Drugstore invites customers to bring difficult prescriptions for compounding. It highlights high quality medicines and the lowest prices, listing Lawobe Street as the shop location.
Mrs John L Magill of the West Side received a telegram announcing the death of her sister Mrs Frank DeMoss at her Allegheny home. DeMoss had long illness and funeral and interment will be in Allegheny. Her maiden name was Little Kernes and she resided inraftan. She leaves a husband and one daughter and many relatives in the county.
Prosperous established business offered for sale. Two stores handling dry goods and groceries. Can sell one store or both as buyer prefers. Retirement prompting sale. Address Joux N Tucasias 159 Low-Pips. Found items left in lobby post office desk. reward for finder by leaving name at Sentinel.
A child from Machel Strauss in Connecticut suffered a burn on the head. Initial home treatment worsened the inflammation until local merchant Just Nichols advised Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The account notes the balm's suggested use and ensuing relief.
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