POM CLUB TO MEET TONIGHT TO COMPLETE JOINT CLUB
A meeting of Glarksburg and Pairmont citizens is set for 8 PM at the Waldo hotel to finish organizing the Kaborg Fairmont Baseball joint club. A party leaves Marietta hotel at 6 PM for attendees traveling by interurban car. The plan calls for incorporation of the hyphenated club for 3000 dollars with a five member directorship including a president and a vice president in each city. Tom Haymond nominated C S Smiley for president with one director unassigned. Fairmont members likely include Tom Haymond and Dad Woods.
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Glarksburg
Waldo Hotel
Kaborg-Fairmont
Marietta
Fairmont
Tom Haymond
Smiley
Dad" Woods
How to Make a Gored Pleated Skirt Pattern
Clear guidance for amateur dressmaking. Spread fabric on a table to plan the pattern before cutting. Move the pattern for best use of material and avoid waste. Adjust fullness at the hips and knees, lower the front gore, trim waistline, and request pattern number 8760 with a ten cent offer.
Norfolk woman seeks marriage verification after elopement
Miss Alice Barnett of Pennsboro West Virginia travels to Norfolk to verify if a Virginian eloped with her and later deserted her in Roanoke. She suspects fraud as a paper marriage license was shown and a clergyman performed the ceremony. She refuses to name the groom. Edna Trickett from a nearby town has left after a visit. George J. Leichner plans Arizona move and house sale. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy marketed with claim of cost savings and cure guarantees. sold by local dealers.
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Norfolk
Alice Barnett
Pennsboro
W. Va
Pineville
Roanoke
Sweet Melody Flour and Digestive Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pleasant slide pills easy to take and sold by all druggists. It also touts Kodol as a scientific vegetable acid preparation containing natural stomach juices and claims each dose digests more than 3,000 grains of good foot.
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MME\ BRADFIELD REGULATOR
DeWitt
Sok Hy Alli
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Longtime User
A 1907 testimonial describes bladder and kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Walla & Haymaker's drug store. The speaker credits a prior doctor recommendation in 1902 and notes no kidney trouble since, urging others to try the remedy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Walla & Haymaker's
Bloch
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United 7T
Local State Notes Highlight Adirondack Sparse News
In state items, Sarah Elizabeth of Ol Ridge marks a family event. Theodore D. Wright resigns from B&O as he moves to an Oliver Typewriter Company traveling role. W Starr dies in Sistersville oil field accident while starting a gas engine. Snowy cold weakens church attendance in Grafton. Baltimore & Ohio workers pledge temperance at Smithfield. Martinsburg Woodmen lodge hosts banquet. Typhoid rises in Wheeling area. Wheeling sees bullish horse and mule market. Army navy recruiting expands in area. Parkersburg match ends with McNerney losing to Pollick. Charley Dudley attends National Florists meeting in Washington. Parkersburg residents stranded, fed by city. Cumaen-Inter-State Railway to rename and raise capital to Ohio Valley Electric Railway. Rumor says Devil Anse Hatfield dying in Hot Springs. J H Moore of Wavey files bankruptcy petition in Charleston. Thurman Conaway of Bartiksville dies after brief illness. J F Guittier appointed to succeed Charles Orr as freight agent at Gratton. Political tensions rise as county debates. Hoo Hons meet Bluefield February 21. Preparations for Wheeling to Fairmont delegation tour underway, expected in 39 days.
Why not use Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism promising prompt relief after one application. It touts 25 and 50 cent sizes and states the product is sold by all dealers.
Must Sell House With Utilities At Low Price
Auction style note offers a house for sale at 1 950 dollars with 20 dollars monthly balance. Property includes a 1x room layout, sewer water gas and a bath room cellar and slate roof. Contact at 237 Sackson Street for details and terms.
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Sackson Street
Sweet Melody Flour and Liver Pills Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Sweet Melody Flour and King’s Little Liver Pills claiming to wake lazy livers, cleanse the system, and aid headaches. Price 23e, sold by HF. Burke. The note also mentions a shoe clearance sale at Osborn’s the Waldo and a fragmented reference to legislative business weeks earlier.
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HF. Burke
Beers Laxative Cough Syrup Promotion Among Families
Cough remedies such as Bees Laxative Cough Syrup gain daily favor for coughs croup and whooping cough with claims of gentle laxative action and toxin expulsion. Advert indicates Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for stomach troubles and poor appetite, offering samples and urging purchase at local dealers.
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Thurke
Chamberlain
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Coquet
Jaha Wienleoff
Telegram’s Pattern Department
Telegram
New York
Ellen Stan
Richmond
Edna Trickett
Bettie Corpenis
Lee Maxwell
J. F. Burke
George J. Leichner
Arizona
Sten LA
Pee
Tipe Reeeeers Shoe Parad Sec. It
Sarah Elizabeth
Ad Max
Theodore D. Wright
Ol Ridge
H. J. Smith
Sistersville
Olivér ‘Typewriter Company
W. Starr
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohio
Smithield
Martinsburg
Feneral Woodmen of America
Ietr
Wheeling
Army and Navy
Jack McNerney
Sam Pollick
Parkersburg Bijou
Charley Dudley
Parkersburg
National Florists’ Association
Washington
Cumaen Inter-State Railway Company
Tix
Ohio Valley Hlccttic Railway Company
Hot Springs
Ark
Anse” Hatfield
J. H. Moore
Waveh
Nicholas County
United States Court
Charleston
Thurman Conaway
Barticksville
Charles C. Conaway
J.F Guittier
Gratton
Charles Orr
Kanawha County
Hoo Hons
Mammoth ‘Combined
Mamie
Hindou
Signorina Danderina
Bearded Lady
Tootsie
Royal Orchestra OF
Dresden
Opera House
Elks’ Circus
Frida
Elk Circus
Osborn
Waldo
Sweet Melody Rior
Fortune
Terest
West Virginia
Bank
Geo. L. Duncan
F. B. Woods
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