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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
2
An old fragment promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for a full body illness with skin eruptions and feverish symptoms. It urges readers to take Hood's remedy today to restore health and strength.
The Rev G D Smith, pastor, will preach two special sermons at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday evening. The services invite young men in the city, with an emphasis on moral and spiritual guidance during the weekend.
A fragment from a 19th century notice discusses the Yost law improving labor conditions. The text notes effects on industry and home builders, mentioning sobriety and the sober class. It implies shifts in workers' welfare and related social consequences nationwide.
The Rev. Mr. Hamflck preached forceful sermons as revival meetings progress. Attendance grows, with a six-figure audience noted and several local ladies hosting guests from nearby towns amid a community gathering.
A Brussels report details relief organized by the American Commission for Relief feeding destitute men, women, and children. Volunteers and former hotel chefs oversee soup and bread distribution from large storehouses, with about 100 people employed in the operation daily and 6000 gallons of soup prepared each day.
Mary Burke has posted a new bond of authorization at the hearing of the will matter. The court records show Burke and her associates remaining under supervision as the proceedings move forward.
A fragmented notice lists individuals including Trimune J Lydch and Mollie L. Lynch as approvers of an estate. It mentions bond amounts and other names such as Babeee Willy Howard and Mabel Lynch, plus Hall W. Harmensurelios and Charles O. Bittno among the likely heirs or parties in the settlement.
NLC Mia Helen Dalton recounts suffering and seeking help after alleged smothering incidents. She claims a doctor prescribed a medicine Cardat claimed to aid all women, urging a 10 day trial as a remedy and health restoration.
Fragmentary notice reports broken lenses replaced without prior prescription or examination, suggesting a service or repair offered without formal medical or optometric authorization. Named entities and precise details are sparse in the readable text.
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