Salve Advertisement for Vine Salve by P G Blond
An old classified note promotes Vine Salve as a remedy for cuts sores and skin issues. The sales claim is credited to P G Blond. The terse ad reflects period marketing language and product naming.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
9
An old classified note promotes Vine Salve as a remedy for cuts sores and skin issues. The sales claim is credited to P G Blond. The terse ad reflects period marketing language and product naming.
The Improved Order of Red Men and its Pocahontas women’s auxiliary plan the 26th West Virginia session in Bluefield starting May 1. About 150 chiefs and delegates from across the state will attend, with Past Great Incohonee Robert I. Daniels of Griffin Georgia delivering the keynote address at the Elks’ Opera House.
Cline Jackson is in jail awaiting a lunacy examination to be conducted by Justice Gordon. Jackson is described as a dope fiend and coke addict. He has appeared before magistrates on the same charge several times and was sent to the hospital once. The current case arises from threats to murder and burn everyone and everything.
Mayor Harmer opened the police court docket Thursday morning but found no defendants to try. The empty session left him with no cases to adjudicate, though the mayor noted conditions were so good there was essentially no one to arrest or bring before the court.
Corporal Sibert, recently of this city, married Miss Maude Lenicit daughter of Mire A T Barton amid a brief local notice. The report also notes Corporal Sibert located in Clarksburg for some time and mentions the funeral of John J Eye a large cigar manufacturer who died Monday night in St Marys Hospital with interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery on Clay Street.
Readable catalog notes offer ten styles of Ladies Oxfords and Gibson Ties with prices from 1 25 to 3 50, six styles for Misses and Children Oxfords, Linon Suiting yardages and prices, new millinery Sailors with high crowns, and assorted colors and patterns.
Federal court in Buckhannon trials George B. Tan of Upshur county on charges of using mimits to defraud Boston and other concerns by falsely claiming union formations. About thirty witnesses at the cite. A separate note mentions a prior verdict motion in Dungen versus Davis Coal Coke Company. Roy Shafer admits violating the internal revenue law, fined $100 and 30 days in Upshur jail. Photography ads announce inducements through April 27 with a Brooke studio closing remark.
The ladies of the Johnstown church announce a missionary supper on Saturday evening. Everyone is cordially invited for a pleasant time of social fellowship and community drive.
Mr Thomas D Shiroves of Adameton wed Miss Alta White of Sardis in a ceremony led by Rev J T Foster at the United Brethren parsonage in Adameton. Friends extend wishes for happiness and a long marriage as they announce plans for a forthcoming gathering before departure from the city.
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