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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
6
An advertisement extols a natural blood remedy claimed to cure a wide range of ailments by cleansing the blood. It touts safety compared to mercury and other toxins, urges daily use, and promotes the product as a universal tonic. The copy mentions a Switt Building address in Atlanta and a department store presence.
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a purer vegetable laxative that arouses the liver and aids digestion without griping. The ad claims daily use helps with bad taste in the mouth, low energy, and undigested food, recommending one or two tablets at bedtime for quick relief. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus.
Washington says the 1913 U S Bureau of Mines report shows 3,651 miners killed and about 100,000 injured in coal metal mines and quarries. Dr Joseph A Holmes calls deaths excessive and urges stronger safety measures and funding to cut casualties.
Paris Dec 2 Gus Gustave Ador head of the Geneva agency for prisoners of war arranges with belligerent governments for prisoner exchanges. The plan targets those seriously wounded or crippled as to be unfit for further military service.
Four candidates for Congress filed sworn expense statements. Edward Cooper Republican in the Fifth district reports total disbursements of 1890.00 with 500 from U S Senator Nathan Goff and advertising costs. Mansfield Nelly Democrat in the First district lists 195.00 in expenses and 25.00 to Brooke county Democratic committee. John M Hamilton defeated by Moss reports 031.09 in expenses including 173.05 to Chancellor Hotel. Mos Jr Republican who succeeds himself shows 122.29 for nomination and 511.75 for post nomination campaigning.
Paris facing severe theater curbs as Prefect of Police Laurent insists no new permits and no renewals while Germans occupy France. The note describes dwindling amusements, appeals by artists for aid, and lists of performers taking other jobs or serving in the army.
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