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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
3
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky reports he suffered twenty years from kranulated eyes. After trying Chamberlains salve he bought one box and used a third, and his eyes have had no trouble since. The testimonial notes the salve is sold by all dealers.
Fragmented ad copy describes a boiling mixture and whipped cream serving suggestions. It promotes Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a long trusted product used since 1872 by travelers and merchants. The testimonial cites a user from Oakland Indian Territory praising rapid cures and recommends the pills sold by all dealers.
A vintage ad touts Mrs Sweet Melody Flour Restorative as strengthening stomach nerves heart and kidneys. It promises quick relief for weak nerves and nerves health with a physician approved formula, claiming it is sold by all dealers.
A damaged vintage ad touts Dr Shoop's Male Vitality product from Racine Wisconsin. It promises pain relief and claims to stop bodily issues in twenty minutes. The text promotes Miracle suppositories and a book for women and directs readers to pharmacies and dealers nationwide.
A garbled item mentions Sweet Melody and a Mr Stward Henry aboard the United Atalyn Express. It cites a General Superintendent Mr. Quirk and a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy linked to illness among train personnel, including an old soldier who served with Rutherford B. Hayes and William McKinley, raising questions about consent and sale of the remedy.
Fragmented ad text claims a home remedy from Drurailin Ontario for years of indigestion. It touts Phambertalna Stemmeh and Liver Talets as cures and claims testers and samples at Alduulera with imitations at DeWite Carlsbad. Sold by ANN Meussisivna.
Clarksburg forfeits the contest to Fairmont 9 to 0 after a sixth inning dispute led to Kalag being ejected and Gribben arguing calls. Umpire Gowhler’s decisions, including a late Gribben out at second, sparked controversy among players and spectators on Young Ladies Day at Fairmont.
Pawma scores from yesterday show Mount 9 Clarksburg 0 Connellsville 6 Charleroi 8 Gratton G Uniontown 10. Today Charleroi at Connellville Uniontown at Clarksburg.
Yesterday afternoon results show Cleveland 4, Boston 5, Chicago 1, Philadelphia 6, Detroit 3, New York 4. St Louis 0, Washington American League standings and results listed.
The article notes Terry Turner will be used in the infield again this year for the Cleveland Naps. Manager Tris Speaker plans to give Turner work in the field while Elmer Flick improves and returns home.
In Charlowol Pa the Cheribs beat the Made Tetrndors 241 to 1 in a one sided game. The match lacked excitement with little notable action and defense.
The note highlights prominent breeders from Timmytvinia Onto and Maryland entering stock, with local enthusiasm for a big fair event. Acrobatic acts led by Jann promise spectacle before the amphitheatre and grandstand as the association invites attendance on Tuesday September 1, with merchants of Char k esburg gearing up for fall sales and a strong track program featuring trotting and pacing.
Results from yesterday show Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 1 while Philadelphia was blanked 0 0 and St Louis beat New York Giants 4 0. Boston and Chicago also shut out opponents as Giants tie for first.
Chicago August 3. Inside play analysis notes that fans often miss subtle team work and signals behind the ball, such as hit and run and covering plays. The piece recalls a Cincinnati example where a catcher and shortstop trade coverage to fool the batter, illustrating mechanics behind successful infield and signaling work.
A fragmented report notes Down River Aggregation losing to Newsies with a rough score and scattered play by players from Shinnaton and Fairmont. The piece mentions the Fair ton fair and a horn show at the fair, with crowd reactions and a penny-throw incident in the stands.
Clippings reveal rumors of disputed calls at frat events, player outings, and a flurry of transactions. Talks mention Goehler Keener calls, Keener out rulings, and notable moves including Armour buying Webb for Newark and Frank joining the Yankees. Rivalries touch Toledo, Uniontown, Clarksburg, and Mountaineer teams amid trading chatter and league license disputes.
A South Bend baseball team purchased a key player from Palmerstone, with Manager Angus Grant and President Tom Haymiend announcing the deal in Connellavile. The exact terms remain undisclosed, but the move includes Fairmont acquiring Core, Kucner, and Fiener, reshaping the lineup.
Beoakley national league club announces purchase of pitcher Kruger from the Pirates for 4100. The deal ties Kruger to the Beoakley outlet in the P. and W. league amid current season considerations.
The Providence team manager bought three players for the squad after Saturday report. Pitcher Owens from Worcester, Ward from Nevertink, and Blackburs from Worcester are listed among the new acquisitions.
Taulaville prepares for a change as a new pitcher joins the Cotopets to bolster the rotation and aid in key battles. Jer Chatek from Denver is among the names mentioned as part of the fresh pitching staff setup.
The article details a college or high school baseball game featuring Polrmont and visitors. It describes key at bats, hits, and fielding, with players such as Philipps, Jenkins, Frankenberry, Andrews, and McCloskey contributing. Final scoring events include two base hits and double plays.
Disjointed state news item reports unrest in Berkeley Springs and surrounding towns as a boy of about 16 faces an immoral person charge. A thief struck homes in Charlo and Pruntytown, while fires damaged two large linens near Charkenton. Authorities seek leads as the community hears of court actions and a meeting planned for Saturday.
Larry Tevie reportedly pins a diamond in Springfield as a novelty during an exhibition by the locals. Joe McGlanity, tied to the area, received praise amid the event and the diamonds drawn attention from fans and officials.
Garry Herrman owner of the Reda says Andy Coakley will not be traded to the Giants in exchange for Weimer. The remark denies a tumor tied swap and asserts Coakley remains with the team.
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