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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
6
A French landowner who committed suicide left a curious will stating he wished there would be no black beetles at his funeral. The note uses French slang for motra fs. In unrelated news, South Africa imports lumber from Oregon.
Fragmented page text discusses home remedies and syrups for cough relief, noting honey and pineapple mixes and commercial preparations. Mentions Pinex and other brands, with advice to start dosing every match or two and to expect relief, though readability is limited by OCR errors.
The War Department reveals a tentative plan to enlarge the state militia reserve from 128 043 to 500 000 men without increasing regular army strength. Each state would gain a quota, with training camps established annually to raise efficiency, relying on national cooperation and patriotic volunteerism.
A Reser Obi advertisement recounts a sick headache case tied to indigestion. The writer tried remedies for years until Chamberlain’s tablets relieved the symptoms in a short time. For sale by all dealers.
A Census Bureau report shows 1,825,127 persons over ten engaged in professional occupations in 1910, with 825,127 females and 1,000,000 males. In 1900 there were 1,258,538 professionals, including 327,941 males and 450,597 females, marking a shift in gender composition over the decade.
An OCR fragment touts Mayr's stomach remedy with testimonials and claims of cure for stomach ailments. It references a booklet on stomach ailments and letters from users, and cites demographic figures showing male and female usage or response percentages for certain years.
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