Woolard and Byers Tie the Knot in Clarksville
Miss Elna Byers daughter of Mrs Florence Byers of Court Street married Herbert Woolard Saturday night at Pirate Methodist Church with Rev W B King officiating. Woolard a Clarksville resident long driven Fairmont Times mechanical department and trombone player with Kember's orchestra is a noted musician in the state. The bride, a city resident, worked in Dr N Slater’s office. They plan a wedding trip and will reside in Clarksville after year’s end.
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Poplar
Woolard
Clarkshoro
Fairmont
Fairmont Times
Kember
Thin City
Lie City
N. Slater
A New Remedy Claims Rapid Cure for Old Enemy Rheumatism
An advertisement promotes Wise Sweet Serpentaria Compound as a fast acting Rheumatism treatment. It claims stomach safety, blood circulation reach in 15 minutes, full effect in 48 hours, and absence of morphine or tobacco. Price is $1.00, with direct shipment from The Sweeter Laboratories Co in Columbus, Ohio.
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Weer Laboratories Company
Sumbus
Ohio
West Virginia Involved In Capital News Dispatches
Washington reports appoints Perri Brown postmaster at Slatyfork Pocahontas County to succeed the late Henry Baxter and Waller Ennis to fill C F Monroe's vacancy Vincent Lois Owens Gox appointed boatmaster for Laurel Creek area Railway mail service reduced with several routes discontinued and new domestic-to-Wiamneitte routes announced Representative Woodyard scrutinizes an $8500 government power contract dispute involving Parkersburg and Cincinnati authorities with steps to correct misrouting of final papers.
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Post Office Department
Weston
Pickens
Spencer
Ravenwood Burgland
MacDonald
Morgan
Jonetion
Pratti
Kingwood
Myrtle
Sterling
South Side
Minden
Mount Hope
Peytoun
Seth
New Sur
Domestie
Wiarnelitte
H.C. Woodyard
War Department
S D. Carden
Hoh. Archer
Parkersburg
W. W. Mins
Marietta
Galthe
Cincinnati
Owar Department
Woodyard
Muskingumirtyer
Danger Signal and Cough Remedy Ad Highlight
An advertisement compares coughing to a fire alarm urging action to suppress illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for persistent coughs following colds or grip and cites Mrs. Beeching of Andrews Indiana praising its benefits. The copy urges readers to buy the remedy everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Thomas ‘Beeching
Andrews
Jan
Etisalat
Government Armor-Plant Site Talks Stir WV Cities
A three man forest gating board to survey twenty three proposed sites for an $11,000,000 government armor plant will begin surveying next month. Charleston and Huntington in West Virginia are among sites. Moundsville also featured. The panel includes Admiral Fletcher and engineers who may recommend a site to Navy Secretary Daniels. Public debate centers on northern versus southern placements and who will decide the final location.
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Fovest Gating Board
Willi
West Virginia
Atate
Charleston
Huntington
Moundaville
Weigh
Tay
Nagy
Prank
Fletcher
A. Clarke
Rably Packenhouse
Losfon
Gubable
Birmingham
Altea
Cace
Kouth
Arn Alater
Mason and Dixon
Secretary of the Navy
Virginia Women Debate Amid Party Strife
The article surveys Virginia women including Mrs. Rogge Mr. Antoinette and Mrs. Stonerachen speaking at Democratic and Republican gatherings. It notes party tensions over leadership, accusations against Funk and Cannon references, and mentions a pension question for Asa W. Coplin discussed by Representative Sutherland before adjournment.
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Otter
Rogge
Virginia
Antoinette Puts
Marty’ Olera
Init
Junk
Ie Mam Nureré
Worms Bmn
Chega
Wheeling
Hantingifin
Anlonello
Asa W. Coplin
Clarkstars
Conetésshian Sutherland
Carrel Method Rivals All Other Septic Wound Treatments
New York December 25 reports that Dr Alexis Carrel’s method for treating septic wounds stands without rival amid wartime surgery. An American surgeon at the nearby Paris area American Ambulance Hospital praises its results, noting French hospitals are adopting the technique and that outcomes appear highly favorable.
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New York
Alexi
Carral
Paris
Dr. Carrel
Five Year Old War Nurse Daughter of Scotch Surgeon
A fragmentary report describes Sister Joy, the five year old daughter of a noted Scotch surgeon, serving as a war nurse. The child in a Red Cross uniform helps in Dungavely wards with gentle care amid wounded sailors and soldiers.
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Red Cross
Joy
Dricoa- Mechonsid
Dungavely
Shen
Prent
Onsis Dusgavallia
Duke of Hamilton
Setaride
Surgeons study germs counts to gauge healing progress
A detailed account explains the Carroll method of wound care with two hourly irrigation and daily microscopic germ counts. Surgeons monitor germ reduction to decide when closing the wound is safe, highlighting American contributions at a French hospital and the close cooperation with dental grafting.
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Adegros
United States
Frances
Ithel
Ohio Congressman Crosser Pushes Direct Election Amendment
Congressman Robert Crosser from Cleveland introduces a measure in the lower house to amend the U S Constitution for direct presidential and vice presidential election. The proposal aims to democratize government by replacing indirect electors with a nationwide popular vote.
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Robert Crosser
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Crosuér
Fragmentary War Memory From a Fading Source
Disjointed OCR style lines describe a wartime scene with scattered names and actions. The fragment mentions soldiers, comrades, an injury, and a brief exchange among figures, but little coherent narrative or clear event.
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