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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
28
The ad touts a new remedy for bronchial ailments and bronchitis with a money-back guarantee. It claims safety, no opiates, and a half-price offer for the first 200 coupon customers. It also mentions a pledge of full pint quantities and household use, asserting approval by druggists and avoidance of harmful substances.
Fragmentary OCR reads a coupon notice for a Wellseltpyninker Co store. It lists a new Cuney Store with a name and address but includes garbled words and unclear details. The readable elements suggest a promotional deal or store opening notice without coherent dates or prices.
Rural churches nationwide will join a concerted program outlined by agricultural and church leaders at the National Conference of the Commission on Church and Country. Plans call for church participation in Good roads, farming extension, health and sanitation, temperance, school consolidation, social reform, and holiday celebrations within the coming year, with local work to be coordinated with Grange groups and women’s associations.
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio credits Cham-Deriain Tablets for her recovery from two years of illness. She says she was invalid due to stomach troubles and, after using the tablets, has remained in good health. Advertisement promotes availability everywhere.
A vintage advertisement touts Hyomel as a guaranteed cure for catarrh by inhalation. It claims the device delivers medicated air to the nasal passages, reduces inflammation, clears clogged noses, and allegedly destroys catarrh germs permanently. Money-back guarantee offered if no results.
The West Virginia Bureau reports scattered items from Williamson to Parkersburg including post office project notes, civil service exams, pension claims, and political appointments. Notable names include Henry Lively, C D Dotson, George Hechmer, Albert Renny, and Herbert Breedinge.
The article notes an appointment in the Army dental corps and a new post office ordered at Wingy Braxton County with exclusive service from Com W Va. Jamma At Wingy is named as first postmaster. The Lane Hottom office in We Va has been renamed Camden on Gauley by the department.
Washington December 9 The cases of owners and officers of the atenin or Sacramento indicted of supplying a German sea raider with munitions are postponed from December 17 to February, the department of justice announced today. Pension bills Washington December 9 Declaring Congressman Hunter Mane tas introduced the change of representatives pension bills for the relief of Ann Munters, Mary M Asers, Saran A Bryan, Elizabeth J Gay and Margaret J Berry.
Mrs. James Anderson of 379 Clay St Clarkanurg reports four to five years of back pain and kidney weakness eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Wells and Haymaker's Drug Store. Ad claims the remedy as the best kidney medicine available and cites similar patient success.
Congressman Adam B. Littlepage on opening day of the sixty fourth Congress introduces bills including a West Virginia right to sue the federal government for accounting of money held as trustee for the original states. The Chilton bill failing to gain broad support, and a pension bill for John J. Lacy of Charleston is noted along with a pension bill for W. in the Senate.
W B Holstein of Obley and James D Fallers of Charleston receive pension increase bills. Francis M Withrow John J Mac Donald and John A McDermott of Malden also gain increases. Wilson Joyce of Charleston noted. Littlepage recommends poetmasters John B Biz era Laurel Creek and E C Echols Dimmock Fayette County. Mary P Harris Grace Monroe County and Elisabeth JB Lege Albion Nicholas County named. Goteborg Sweden introduces municipal street railway service.
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