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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1913

Page

10

Health and Beauty Tied to Female Wellbeing

An advertisement extols health as the basis of beauty and promotes Syrup Pepsin and Dr. Caldwell's syrup as remedies. It features Mrs Jennie Snedeker of Chicago and claims gentle, non harsh laxative action with a money back guarantee, offering free samples by mail.

Jennie Sue Ee West Monroe St Chicago Pepeitmand Jennie Snederer America W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello

Chapin Portrays Lincoln in Four Act Drama at First Church

Will Chapin appears in costume as President Lincoln in a four act dramatic monologue at the First Church. The performance on Tuesday April 8 at 8 p.m. is hosted to educate youth, with all under eighteen admitted for twenty five cents and adults at a higher rate. Tickets are sold by YMCA volunteers from Clarkesburg.

Faniamin Chapin Lincoln Ite White Horse Clarksburg Uingoln Young Men's Christian Association The

Lincoln and the Gift of Tickets for Friends

A brief note praises Benjamin Chapin's Lincoln portrayal and invites readers to secure tickets promptly for friends. It hints at bold but ambivalent reception this season as the American stage presents the performance to audiences.

Benjamin Chapin Lincoln

Death of Infant Francis Davis in Adamston

Francis Davis aged one year, son of Mr and Mrs E Davis of High street Adamston, died Friday morning after a short illness of pneumonia. Funeral services will be at the home and burial in Greenlawn cemetery.

Francis Davis E. Davis High Street Adamston Pheumonia Greenlawn

Funeral for Albert Paugi Held on Brown's Creek

Albert Paugi a well known farmer of Brown's Creek died Thursday night after a long illness. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at his home and burial will follow in Stout Cemetery. He had many friends in the city who mourn his passing.

Albert Paugi

Grand Leader Store Opens in City on West Pike Street

Otto Brothers from Marietta Ohio open Grand Leader Store on West Pike Street opposite the post office. The new staple dry goods store, managed by H C Fordyce, drew hundreds for the grand opening with juvenile orchestra music and giveaways.

Pike Street Olta Brothers Marietta Grand Leader Otto Brothers Juvenite Orchentra Cottor Bolle Wishau Sicco Oking

ZEMO Skin Solution Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts ZEMO for skin complaints including itching eczema and rashes. It claims fast, heavenly relief with a clean antiseptic solution and offers a 25 cent bottle plus mail orders from Rose Medical or Clarke County druggists.

Zemo Nardiq Walle Flower Bs Ie Rose Medi- Eine Clarkahure Tone & Mercer Drie Co

Harper Yerkey Moves Family and Farm to Freeland Property

Harper Yerkey of Good Hope sells his farm for $20,000 and buys the Freeland property on Mechanic Street. He plans to settle there and likely engage in area automobilism. He is described as an excellent citizen.

Harper Yerkey Good Hope Thaselty Freeland Mechanic Street

Henry Wilson Sentenced to Thirty Days for Boot Leg Plog

Henry Wilson, a colored resident of Hikine, was brought from Martinsburg by federal deputy marshal B. D. Happ to serve thirty days in jail for boot leg plog.

Henry Wilson Hikine Martinsburg B. D. Happ

Publication of a Want Ad in Telegram Telegram

Those who seek work through a Telegram want ad often face disappointment or uncertainty as announcements appear in local notices. Readers hope for leads, while listings fade or lack details.

Deeds Filed In Multiple Clark and Tenmile Districts

Deeds recorded include Barfland Improvement Company to Lillian G Lepley for 1 lot in Clark district and Union Land Company to Jasper W Hogue for 3 lots in Clark district. Other transfers cover Clay Tenmile and Eagle districts with parcels ranging from 1 lot to several acres and interests in oil and gas.

Barfland Improvement Company Lillian G. Lepley Clark Union Land Company Edward Flesher Morgan Shreves William Currey Clay Clarence B. Stout EH. Stout Grant John Basse Albert Lawman Harvey W. Harmer J. Carl Vance Clark Diatrict James T. Robinson Madge L Norman Tenmite Charles E. Kilo Cecil A. Norman Tenmile Zebedee W. Morris Et Als Lydn B. Post Jasper W. Hogue William H. Hacker Nannie C. Ward Ruhanna TB Swiger Eagle District Stealey Helehin Land Company James Johnson Clark Alatriet James Jonson Stealey Heights Land Company Richard Phillips W. J. Cain Sardis Hugh L. Tetrick Russell A Edna Tetrick

Dangerous Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Growth

An old advertisement extols Parlean Sugo by Wells Haymaker Co claiming to kill dandruff germs and stop itching. It guarantees two weeks to remove dandruff and restore hair thickness, fragrance, and color, highlighting desirability and social value of well groomed hair.

Pasteur Paris Parlelan Sugo

Fireships and explosive naval warfare through history

The article recounts ancient and later booms in naval warfare using explosive devices. It describes early giant explosive chambers on ships, their devastating effects, and famous engagements such as the Armada and a later English attack near Calais. It notes advances in shipborne explosives and the strategic impact on battles.

Calais Gratelines Agulpat Irene Beet Lara Cochrane Jay

Fragments of War News and Personal Letters Highlight a Turbulent Day

A garbled mix of battle imagery and personal correspondences depicts shelling and explosions near a French captain, while a Chicago Irish mother of a rising politician writes to her son. The president is mentioned, along with a vivid exchange about a letter from Washington and changes in public attention.

Chicago Tegularly Washington

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