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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1913
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Newbro s Herpicide claiming to destroy dandruff causing germs and restore life to dull hair. It promises soft lustrous hair and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and booklet, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A Newton resident reports relief from rheumatism in the arm after applying Chamberlain's ointment. The writer claims the ointment cured the rheumatism swiftly and praises its effectiveness over other salves.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and events from Clarke, Clarksburg, and surrounding areas. Mentions include Mrs W M Hontorson of Batstate, Abraham Harper, Nevin W Dawson, RingSleg Brothers drone show, Mrs Mary Laneh, Harrison Adkinson, Mrs James Milla, Troy Norman, Gussie Holden, Mrs W Moore, Emma Richmond, and Claude Daylson among others, with scattered details of attendance at church, school, and social visits.
The notice details weekly worship and activities at multiple churches including St Dark's Lutheran Park Avenue, First Presbyterian at Second and Main, St Paul’s M E South, First Methodist Episcopal West Pike, United Brethren Northview, Brethren Church Stemley Heights, Christ Episcopal Sixth and Galh, Ash Chapel Broad Oaks, First Baptist West Pike and Sixth, Trinity Methodist Episcopal Colored Hen Street. It lists pastors, service times, Sunday schools, sermons, and auxiliary groups like Epworth Leagues and Young People’s activities.
A fragment notes extra charges for metal lined kitchen items including a bread drawer, sugar bin crystal glass coffer, tea salt and spice jars with airtight lids, and a euphoard-pot with kettle. The list emphasizes durable metal lined storage and airtight design.
Local notice urges readers to join the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Club offering Hoosier cabinets at a one dollar membership with weekly dues one dollar. Club supervised by Hoosier Manufacturing Company promises low prices due to large sales and low production costs with immediate delivery to members. Memberships are limited and early signups are urged to avoid disappointment.
An advertisement extols the Hoosier Cabinet as a time and labor saver for homemakers. It promises easy payments, benefits of organized kitchens, and health and comfort, urging readers to visit the store Monday morning to enroll in the club and secure quick delivery.
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