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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
7
A testimonial notes rapid hair regrowth after starting Newbro's Herpicide. The writer claims hair covered the head in 20 days and praises the product's dandruff and hair loss remedy. Sold by druggists with 10c, 1 size, or $1. Wells & Waymaker advertise as special agents.
Ambro Corder and Simeon Long and other South Pennill Company players visited Bridgeport to confer with district minder Joey Wilkerson. Wade Robinson arrived for O of F gathering. Hope Gas Co ships casing from Nuzum well while preparing two new wells at Lodges.
Harrison county resident Reed N Read attended Shrine ceremonies in Wheeling and emerged as a candidate for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. Support from Clarksville Telegram and a former member of the state senate highlight his political background and leadership roles.
The committee extends sympathy to the family of a long serving worker and notes the passing alongside reflections of faith. It recommends copies of the resolutions be shared with the Sunday school minutes family county papers and the Baptist Banner for publication. Signatures: Mrs Alice Richards Miss Mary Reynolds Ellis Lyon Carey Woofter.
Deeds show multiple transfers including Hornor Hardware to Essel Robinson for 1 lot in East Clarksburg. Clarksburg Industrial to Essen M. Robinson for 1 lot. Sime to Tony Pawebé for 1 lot in East Aldis. Davis to Wilsons for 1 lot. Vincent to Arthur Vincent for 1 lot in Clay district. Francis to Ira Hurst for 1 lot in Wilsonburg. Husteads to Pairmont Coal Co for 52 acres of coal in Clay district. Martin to Nutter and McDonald for 7 lots on Monticello Avenue. Duncan to W. M. Davis for acres in Simpson district. Bull to Ressing for 1 Jol in Adamaton. Benett to Allen for 41 acres in Sardis district. Bennett to Mew for acres in eater Wallace.
An OCR arrived advertisement touts various tonics and patent medicines for stomach, kidney, and cough ailments. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar, Sturm & Wilson tonics, and Burdock Blood Bitters, claiming cures for dyspepsia, eczema, constipation, and multiple illnesses with money back guarantees and up-to-date product photos.
Fragmentary OCR note references The West Virginian issue and mentions a person named Willa and an instructor position in Washington and State University. Other names and specifics are garbled, with no clear event or dates extractable.
The body of Crawford Cor tese, one year old, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cor tese of Mr Clare, was buried in Holy Cross cemetery on a Tuesday afternoon following burial from the home after dying Monday evening from pneumonia.
Members of the Clarksburg lodge of BIKs are urged to attend the weekly meeting tonight at 8:30 in the lodge hall on Third Street. Topics include local matters of interest and arrangements for Christmas charity.
A patient from New Britain Connecticut reports severe diabetes and back ache improved after using Foley Kidney Cure. After two bottles, health improved, five bottles cured kidney trouble, and the patient passed life insurance exam. Sturt & Wilson advertise the remedy.
SWEET MELODY FLO Wilson the photographer of Pary veshirs has earned tenis Chirks. He will remain there during holidays supplying rabile to Mish rade photographs.
A garbled OCR notice mentions Howie plies and Bekiew's Age with references to a sale at TMamty AUPE Stores. It describes a glove clothing window and 102 pieces of him and aching closet to be given a free. The text is fragmented and unclear but points to a local shop event or promotion with miscellaneous names.
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