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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
3
The finest Coffee Substitute ever made recently produced by Dr Shoop of Racine Wis It can be prepared in a minute Health Coffee is a close imitation of real coffee and contains no real coffee grains It is made from toasted cereals malt and nuts and would fool an expert It is offered by all dealers
The Home Bank for Say Ings of Clarksburg West Virginia will hold its annual meeting in its banking rooms on Third Street Tuesday January 28 1908 at 11 oclock a m to elect directors for the ensuing year. Don Wilson and Charles F Amos announce the sale of Glen Eric Drug Co and urge all creditors to settle accounts immediately.
Notice of transfer applications for licenses to sell spirituous wines and ales in Clarkstburg West Virginia for the year beginning May 1 1907 with hearings set for January 17 1908 before the city council. Clerk Will H Cole notes filing and building address 339 West Pike Street. Also city water rent discounts announced with a 50 cent discount for bills paid by January 10 1908 and no discount after that date.
William Yokoler asserts a misreport during a coroner’s inquest at Fairmont regarding Polish miner Peter Urban and Rev. C L Orbach. He claims he defended impartial Slovak and Polish testimony, proved Orbach’s misstatements, and secured an apology. Several prominent figures witnessed the exchange and upheld Yokoler’s account.
Statewide revival services are reported as being actively held at numerous locations. The gossiped tale of the Saber Ol Company drilling in Titchle county draws attention, while Parkersburg prepares for its sixth annual Poultry Association exhibition mid January.
A fragmentary market note reports the D St Oxden Company's Spring opening on Friday January 16 with sales of a baby remedy. It mentions a police report from the prior court session and references sleepy or ill children. The text is garbled but signals a drugstore ad style and a local opening event.
A 1901 work by Richard Harding Davis noted as copyrighted by Robert Howard Russell.
Lieutenant Ripley Sears of the United States Navy, naval attache to the Court of Russia, recounts a remarkable crime in London to a Club of gentlemen. He describes dining with an old Hong Kong colleague, leaving late, and facing a dense London fog that prevents him from finding his hotel as the mystery deepens.
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