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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
6
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root by Doctor Kilmer & Co claiming relief for urinary pain including frequent urge, burning, and incontinence caused by liquor intake. It mentions a sample bottle and a booklet sent by mail, and provides the Birmingham address for the firm in 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
Fragmentary OCR describes a meeting with names such as Mie? MrCarty Stiles Marjre and events including gifts and souvenirs. The text is partially garbled, with several misread names and items, making a precise event unclear but indicating a social gathering with presentations.
Nat Huntington April 24 reports the death of Attorney General Clark W. May of Hamlin. He suffered severe injuries after a failed amputation attempt and died from blood poisoning.
Rev Richardson Wil addresses men of West Presbyterian Church chapter meeting at First Presbyterian Church this evening at 7:48. All Brotherhood members are urged to invite friends and participate.
An incident description notes a man named Buck Davis and others entering a main street area and taking two bottles of whiskey from a window. A bartender alerted authorities and a phone company office was purportedly robbed in connection.
In a 1907 record Mrs. Anderson reaffirms using Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. as a remedy for kidney trouble. The advertisement notes the pills cost 50 cents and are sold by all dealers, with Buffalo New York as sale agents for the United States.
Dispatches from Huntington report Governor Dawson under care of Dr Guthrie for overwork. In nearby sports, Mike Sullivan defeated Jim Gardner by decision. Banking news notes Farmers Nations Bank Emfenton and First National Bank Cantonville were examined by currency officials. Soldiers patrol Winchester and Alonzo Gibson of Guyandotte died by suicide in Gallia County.
The children of Mire Margaret Miller express gratitude to friends and neighbors of all races for kindness and sympathy during their mother s illness and death. Also includes Chicago market figures for Wheat Corn and Oats dated Apr 24.
An old style ad proclaims bread and milk as the cheapest, best food in the world. It argues foods that produce bread are superior to fad diets and breakfast trends, urging readers to choose reliable staples over trendy claims. It references time honored needs and criticizes modern food trends.
Charleston figure Adam Littlepage declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor of Worth Virginia, signaling a statewide campaign in pursuit of the state’s top office.
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