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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1912
Page
2
A pamphlet warns readers to beware counterfeit Herpicide hair products. It cautions that imitation preparations misrepresent the original dandruff germ destroyer and urges consumers to buy only the genuine Nowhro’s product, noting risks of false claims and quality.
London Aug 1 A plan to end English and Colonial students attending American universities under Rhodes scholar style terms is under study. Yale President Hadley and Greek scholar Rolfe weigh benefits, while British judges and naval figures discuss implications for future propulsion and imperial power.
Woman recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to cure years of female troubles after failing with doctors and local treatments. She claims heavy bearing down pain and weakness. after seven bottles her health returned and she could perform work for eighteen boarders. She grants permission to publish her name.
The ad suggests housewives can stay healthy and beautiful by daily routines and recalls Chamberlain's tablets as a remedy. It emphasizes consistent effort every day and notes the product being sold by dealers.
Miss Bessie Childers, 19, attempted suicide by Catholic acid at the Smith boarding house on Third Street and is in critical condition after doctors restored consciousness. Her father brought her from Buckhannon to Mickhannon Hospital for treatment. Burglars robbed the Haleville store of F W Treavner, taking money and twenty-six pairs of shoes. Constable Keister is tracking the suspect with bloodhounds. Floyd Spaur’s body, killed Saturday night, is expected to arrive Monday with his brother K Cy Spaur. Mr and Mrs ML Unt and children plan a two week visit to Waynesburg Pa. Miss Augustine Mehermott of Shinnston visits her grandmother. Cassedy left Friday for a business trip in the northern part of the state.
Justice of the peace George H Gordon is bedfast at his Moon street home after two days of typhoid fever. Friends express hope for a speedy recovery.
Frank Kelley came home Saturday morning after completing an eastern business trip.
Suffering from bleeding treb bing and a protruding a fly this home remedy advert promises cure through a new absorption treatment. It offers free trial samples and local references upon sending address to Mrs. M Summers Box P.
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