Newspaper Fragments Reflect Political and Road Building Debates
A collection of 1912 clippings discusses public regard for teachers, a governor’s appointment controversy, critique of a statewide road repair push, and commentary on legislative bribery coverage. It notes the Telegram’s dissatisfaction with Hallanan’s appointment and stresses the need for skilled road builders and substantial funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoitfeld
Tear
Hallanan
Huntington
Nimmeger
Parkersboro
Hallech
Missouri
Women's health and home duties debated in 19th century guide
The article cites William J. Cromie on women needing regular physical activity and proper exercise at home. It contrasts domestic chores with outdoors activity, noting sweeping and dust use, and recommends posture and nasal care. It also references a Randolph Review editor’s stance on good roads and state road spending, plus a Coal district school opening notice for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allo
William J. Cromie
West Virginia
James W. Wier
The
Randolph Review
Good Roads Movement
Hatfield
Wier
Clarksburg
Where's the Garbage Cant Wrapping the garbage to paper does us much good
A collage of editorials and letters from several West Virginia papers mock political rhetoric and local booster efforts. The pieces lampoon newspaper editors and politicians while praising Huntington as a potential site for a state institution, urging local boosters to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Pythians
Grand Lodge
Clarksburg
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Germany waits on Mexico policy amid travel chatter
Berlin says the German government remains friendly and waiting regarding Mexico as tensions rise after reports that Jobs Lind may have left Mexico City en route to the United States. A funeral notice for Life Winans of O'Neal states she died of whooping cough at age seven weeks with services planned at Wirkans and burial set for Wednesday.
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Dey
Eneaw
Berlin
Germany
Thy
Foreign Office
Jobs Lind
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Wirkans
Life Winans
O'Neal
Eplock
Mambea Grill Event At Union Park Grounds
The pulite fe Uivited to riberdt Mambea grill by Shinuston Company So. 74. Uniform Bank of Pythiae with new equipment at the Union Par saseball grounds at 6 o'clock by evening. An admission of twenty-five cats will be charged, Mrs. A. J. Stool. of Parkershare visiting Mrs. H. K. Bailey, of Le street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdambeau
Riberdt Mambea Grill
Shinuston Company
Bank of Pythiae
Union Par Saseball
O'Clock
When Company Comes
An old advertisement touts a household cleaning routine promising a spotless home with Bri sk soap as the key to quick laundry and spotless fabrics. It urges trying Monday to make cleaning easy and create a welcoming day for visitors.
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
A reader describes relief from chronic stomach distress after trying Chamberlain's Tablets following advertisements. After a month of discomfort, the individual reports improved digestion and appetite and credits the product with these results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siengle
Plainield
Chamberlain
Bleguth and Mrs Relohext Feature in Wecellion Inquiry
In Wecellion a statement by Bleguth and Mrs Relohext outlines a quest or inquiry. The text mentions Loxtier nit Seater and raises questions about serene conditions.
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Bleguth
Wecellion
Cardus Promises Relief for Women Ailments Says Reader Testimony
A testimonial claims Cardus, a women’s tonic, relieved severe suffering and mental distress after the first dose. The note urges readers to try Cardus, noting it has helped many women for over fifty years and mentions a ladies advisory department and a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aime
Cardus
Beatrice Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Relief
Mrs R B Chirp of Beatrice Nebraska reports left side pain ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and avoiding surgery. Cary Maine resident Mrs Hayward Sowers describes severe abdominal and back pain with nervous symptoms, credits the remedy with restoring health and daily work ability for her family of four.
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Beatrice
Net
Lydia DB
Inkham
Cary
Maine
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. ‘Nkham
Are Women Smarter Than Men
An advertisement discussing perceived female shopper smarts notes women buy more for a dollar, read ads for value, and shop with prior research. It argues men overstate superiority and urges reading the DAILY TELEGRAM for advertising indexes guiding immediate needs.
New Skirt Model Highlights Tailored Whipcord Style
A new skirt design showcases whipcord material with a tailored look and button trim. Available in navy black tan and brown in all sizes.
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Avocust
Evening Echo
Charleston Gazette
the Gazette
Edwards
Senate
Townsend
Tiddinger
Iarue
Biddinger
Les Sabors
Emen
O Metal
Coal District
Harry Lane
Parkeraburn ‘Sentinel
Partment
Glynn
New York
Grea
Tammany
Murphy
Parkersburge Dispatch
Brent University
Politica
Morgantown Post Chronicle
Wiedemann
Argus
Artemis Ward
Ourn
Kingwood Argus
Lind
A. J. Stool
Parkershare 'S
H. K. Bailey
le Street
Ry Cardus
Rite
Chattanooga Machine Co
Ghatranoo
CRSG
Lorefestmant
N.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amy Carpets
Salemn
Waits-Lamberd Co
Watts-Lamberd Co
Webster's
Webster
Max
Suit
Kyles
Austin'i
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust CO
Duncan, Fee
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