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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
6
An odd ad claims a Pakistan made hair growth solution can restore a full head of hair, banish dandruff, and stop hair loss. It promises quick, safe results with claims of vitality and ease, touting Wells & Haymiukéer Co. as distributors.
Aug 14 Wheeling report details Flate Stuart Reed’s audit showing July receipts strongly higher than prior year with 4% margin. List includes 67 resident charters and 21 nonresident, plus numerous foreign corporations and capital figures across multiple companies in Wheeling and surrounding towns.
Meade Richards and family have relocated from Northview to Danville, Ohio. Richards, born in Doddridge County, WV, served as Northview’s first mayor after its 1911 incorporation and led the town through early challenges. His resignation was met with sorrow as he plans farming and business in his new home, while retaining county properties and hopes to visit.
The body of Mrs. Clovis Kincaid, wife of K. B. Kincaid, died Wednesday afternoon. Services will be held Thursday evening at 7 40 oclock at Warne Lynch Chapel with Rev W M Long of the Central Christian church in charge. The funeral party will depart Friday morning on the Pittsburg flyer and the burial will be in Cameron.
Lieutenant Chief Nicholas Whyte received a message from George F. Rogers at ML Clare stating Andrew Wilson, age 41, runaway boy, was seen passing through the town Sunday with men and mules heading toward Charleston.
Edmond J Hayes a clerk at Lowndes department store seeks to clear up confusion among friends by confirming he is not the Jack Hayes recently arrested in a gambling raid.
Buckner Mo woman recounts over a year of female trouble including bearing down pains backache and breathlessness. She avoided surgery after following Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound guidance and now does her own housework and recommends the remedy. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers confidential, woman-to-woman advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragment urges hours wives to work outside in open air to stay healthy and beautiful. It warns that perpetual dishwashing and hard labor without sunlight leads to fatigue and poor health, insisting daily sunlight improves wellbeing. The text ends with an advertisement line about sales by dealers.
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