Mothers of Puny Child ren May Wind Help in This Detter
An advertisement touts Vinod as a tonic for weak children claiming rapid health and growth. Testimonials from J. Hammond Miller of New Haven and Stone 4 Mercer Drugists Starkeburg praise Vinod’s cod liver oil tonic, offering money back if no improvement. Also promotes Saxo Salve for eczema with a guarantee.
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J. Ha‘mand 'Miller
New Haven
Conn
Stone
Mercer
Starkebung
W. Va
Bezema
Olive Tablets advertise pimples away with gentle liver cleanse
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and liver, claiming they reduce pimples, dullness, and foul tastes. The copy emphasizes vegetable ingredients with olive oil, priced 10c and 15c per box, from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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iOlive
Columbous
TM B and B Women 8c and 1.00 Corset Covers Night Gowns
Trade ad lists women’s undergarments and sleepwear with pricing for corset covers drawers and night gowns crisp descriptions of garments including embroid medium bust long skirt and assorted sizes womens wrappers percaline and percale fabrics also mentions hose supporters and combinations to fit multiple figures
Phelps Trial Reveals Staffer Edie's Seduction Claim
Mrs Phelps testifies that John Phelps, a depoweed Dow st fixing worker, pressured Edie into a private office meeting and then coerced intimacy. Eddie was arrested after others forced entry to the office. Phelps, known as the California Thaw, married last July in Milwaukee and separated weeks later, meeting Eddie in London.
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Johm “Phelps
John Phelps
Mra. Phelpa
Edie
Eddie
Hin
Phelps
Cilitornia
Milwaukee
Ana
Lon ‘Attelés
Upper Union district teachers hold rural institute at Two Tick School
Teachers from the upper Union district convened January 4 at the Two Tick school for a rural institute. W H Coffindaffer chaired a lively 1:30 to 4:30 session, with talks on discipline, libraries, community involvement, and school efficiency.
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Waters
Upper Union District
M. H. Role
W. H. Coffindaffer
M. H. Cole
C. Z. Coffindaffer
Clyde Currey
W. B. Holden
Howard Thrash
A. J. Currey
W. TH. Loftindatter
Carl ‘Thrash
W. Vanscoy
al. Currey
Atde
Eton
Recitation Debate Ends In Victory For Affirmative
An enthusiastic audience witnessed a debate with Holden and Clyde representing the affirmative side and Thrash handling the negative. The affirmative delivered brilliant eloquence and secured a two to one victory. Afterward the Institute adjourned to meet again Saturday February at 1 40 p m with a cordial invitation for all to attend.
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WB. Holden
Clyde “Gungeys
Carl Thrash
Farm crops of West Virginia show record value in 1912
The 1912 farm crops in West Virginia exceeded values of recent years despite coal and oil growth. Crop totals rose due to larger acreages and higher price trends for corn 915,028,000 wheat 3,412,000 buckwheat 65,000 potatoes 3,261,000 tobacco 331,000 flax 15,420,000 oats 1,461,000. Except for buckwheat and tobacco, most crops topped prior four-year totals.
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Washington, Jan
Soil Survey
West Virglna
Department of Agriculture
Ulate
West Virginia
Woodmen Camp Officers Listed at Patrol Meeting
Subtitled Woodmen of the World camp officers announced including Lieutenant A. L. Bhaman Clerk J. F. Palmer Master AL J. Garrett Watchman Roy Dan Secretary J C Dede Master WF Lowe and other local recipients for forthcoming meetings and events.
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Stonewal
Bhaman
J. F. Palmer
Magler
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