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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Gold Dust as a versatile cleaner and faster than competing products. It claims superior cleaning for clothes, dishes, floors, woodwork, silverware, brass, bathrooms, refrigerators, and many other household tasks from cellar to attic.
The speaker argues tariffs must be altered to fit current economic conditions and industrial shifts since federation. He calls for abolishing privileges, ending artificial advantages, and adopting free trade to revive competition, domestic growth, and foreign trade, with currency reform later.
An advertisement claims that regular relief from constipation improves health, appetite, and digestion. It argues that avoiding illness relies on proper bowel movements and suggests a simple regimen endorsed by advertisers.
An early 20th century advertisement touts a facial treatment promising clear skin and health benefits. It promotes a bottle sold by WRULS TLATMARER CO claiming quick results and durable effects, urging readers to act now.
nOGIRL continues on West Pike Street with afternoon sessions. Clarkshurs chapter No. 284 of the American Insurance Union held a social at its Williams building hall drawing about one hundred members and visitors for dancing and a banquet. The chapter plans to hold open sessions twice monthly as interest grows. Michael Cohen to wed. engagement of Michael Cohen of Cohen and Harris theater in New York to Miss Harris of Mt Vernon announced by Mr and Mrs Joseph Cohen.
In Washington on April 5 the West Virginia Democratic distribution to federal posts began with speculation on favored candidates. Senator Chilton, joined by Charleston allies Fred Carr and Kinney, lobbied for clerkships and judgeships, signaling further appointments for Huntington and Morgantown offices as terms end.
The West Virginia division held its first meeting in Martinsburg naming Max Robinson as president for the coming year. W Stewart is vice president D F Tennis secretary treasurer the Rev W A Rush chaplain and Dr E T Sencin Iver physician serve in roles.
Testimonies from Streator Philadelphia and San Francisco claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps during the Change of Life and beyond. Women like Mrs Hayward and Mrs Barri describe relief and lasting benefits. The advertisement invites readers to write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
An old hospital notice describes Musterole as recommended for patients by doctors and nurses. It claims Musterole substitutes for other ointments and promises quick relief from chest and throat symptoms, with prices and ordering instructions. It mentions a Conneaut hospital and delivery details.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a claimed cure for breathing ailments and stomach discomfort. It markets the product as providing antiseptic relief, with promises of restored health and avoidance of surgery, while urging readers to buy bottles and consider extras.
Classified items show job ads for a sinographer or clerk with local education, cake orders for receptions, an automobile for real estate exchange, a rental cottage in Alta Vista, window dressing or store clerk work, and a housework gift. Also notices include a public sale notice, a card of thanks, a franchise application by John G Biddie for gas works, a social event by the American Insurance Union, and a public publication order in Harrison County Circuit Court with multiple names.
Orders published by Harrison County Circuit Court list multiple defendants including banks and corporations in a mortgage and debt case regarding the estate of John Clifford. The document notes New World Life Insurance Company as a non resident and requires appearance within one month from first publication.
Fragmentary notice dated April 1812 issued by Wade Cofemay, Clerk, announcing protective measures for parties and the court. Text reads as a formal clerkly signing statement with unspecified names and interest protections.
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