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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
6
A Madison Heights reader praises Thedford's Black Draught for indigestion and stomach troubles. The ad touts its decades of success, mild action, and safe profile, claiming it benefits both young and old and is available everywhere for 25 cents.
Coukb Medicine for Children offered as a cough remedy for colds. Advertised as a better medicine for cough and cold symptoms with opium reportedly avoided. Sold by advertisement across multiple retailers seeking broad consumer reach.
A dense listing of church names and service times across Bridgeport and surrounding areas. It notes morning sermons, Sunday schools, vesper times, choir specials, and organized youth groups at numerous churches including CHRIST EPISCHUR CHURCH, CATHOLIC CHURCH, FIRST METHODIST, CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, UNITED BRETHREN, SALVATION ARMY, and more, with pastors and addresses where given.
The deceased, aged 39, of Rockford, died after an illness of diseases incident to old age. She is survived by three sons Iden J C and Wyatt Bishop at home and S P Bishop of Jane Lew. Funeral services were held Saturday and burial followed at Rockford cemetery.
Juarez February 7 definite information on the fate of ten American railroad men captured by Mexican bandits remained lacking. Officials disputed rumors that six men aboard the passenger train were locked inside and perished in the blazing Cumbre tunnel. Circumstances so far learned appear to contradict the truth of the rumor.
Reported incidents describe a thief entering Williams Goeglin's saloon and stealing 800 dollars while the proprietor worked in the basement, then another breaking into George Eh Breifel's country home during luncheon and taking 1200 dollars in diamonds. New York health officials warn against medical quacks amid radium cancer treatment hype.
A discussion outlines how mechanic's liens attach from contract start and affect property conveyance under 1906 code. It notes release obligations, deferred payments, and how fraud or misstatements impact time limits and concurrent jurisdiction.
An automobile carrying equipment to thaw frozen water pipes by electricity is in use in Columbus, showing a novel municipal effort to prevent freezing damage.
A fragmentary update recalls Mt Clare proprietor Mr. Pow and local meter duties, mentions Harrison County farmer Arthur Sheet, and notes Safety First inspectors from Baltimore and Ohio railroad visiting Friday. Also reported are a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Manley Curry, Ezra Paugh’s success on a carrier contest, a petition against freight-rate hikes in Lost Creek and Jane Lew fields, and Ok. Week’s Clarkspurs business trip, with references to Potey appointed B&O agent at Camden-on-Gauley.
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