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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
2
An old patter describes a remedy promising headache relief and digestion aid. It touts rapid bowel cleansing and liver balance with a 20-cent box to “straighten you out by morning,” claiming long lasting cheer and vitality for months.
The Democratic caucus chose 40 to for Speaker Daldinths and named officers including Ed ar Matta as chief. Robineon presided as temporary chair. The session was generally harmonious though a dispute over door keeper nomination arose. Republican senators paused awaiting Democratic caucus moves. Yonke returned home for holidays.
An advertisement extols FG Gland the Clarksburg druggist for introducing Adfer-I-ka a German buckthorn and glycerine mixture said to cure appendicitis and to rapidly relieve sour stomach gin on the stomach and constipation. The claim highlights a single dose acting instantly.
The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of Empire National Bank will be held at the banking house in Clarksburg on Tuesday January 14 1993 at 1 90 oclock p m for election of directors for the ensuing year and for transaction of any other business that may properly come before it. B B DISON Cashier.
A letter to the Associated Press from Dr. Caleb Gates of Robert College in Constantinople describes the Balkan War impact. He cites poor army organization, politicized officers, and supply failures, noting soldiers hungry and untrained. He praises government restraint and hospital readiness amid ongoing turmoil.
The account details desperate conditions at St Stephano where wounded and sick waited hours for care with little water and shade. Volunteers from American Red Cross and Red Crescent, led by Hoffmann Philip and Mrs. Rockhill, organized burials, disinfection, and feedings, reducing daily deaths in a week.
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