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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
2
Dr J and Ed Prich listed as dentists with L B Ward noted in association. The fragment indicates dental professionals and a party or partner, leaving unclear specifics of service location or scope. Names appear in a compact business context from a historical newspaper snippet.
The Zincvin J Carter company presents The Will Choir Singer at the Grand Opéra House with a large cast and extensive scenery. The program includes songs and dramatic moments from My Wife's Family and Too Proud to Beg, featuring Hal Stephens and Harry Linton. The production emphasizes refined treatment over sensational effects and runs January 12 to 15 with a matinee and evening show.
A lively three act musical comedy presented by a notable company features catchy songs and bright humor. The cast includes Mr WON Remers Lettay Fewis and young performers delivering polished performances in a refined, engaging show drawing steady audience praise.
The case filed by W. VanDervort against the Parkersburg and Interurban Hallway company alleges damage of 10000 dollars. The action seeks injunctive relief and a permanent injunction in the matter before the court.
A partial readable fragment describes an arrest on Market Street involving a streetcar conductor and an assault claim. Names and full details are obscured by OCR errors, leaving unclear identities and exact charges. Further readable context indicates police involvement and an inquiry into conduct during the incident.
Ambiguous OCR text claims free controversial medical treatments mailed by a Dr Shoof in Racine Wisconsin. It references scientific prescription and a cure, mentioning a remedy and the product Sweet Melody Flour. No verifiable details or outcomes are clear from the fragment.
In Shinnston a Gypsy mill worker Leonard lost three fingers after a machine incident. Mine superintendent Homé Yee at Enterprise is severely ill with typhoid. John W Carder’s seventieth birthday was honored at home with family and friends visiting from Fairmont and Quiet Dell. Bonnie Montgomery returned from Parmersburg after a three week visit. Charles Walking attended business in Morgantown while Ray Long visited Pillsbor0 this week. Play Tucker remains seriously ill, with uncertain recovery.
A special term of the United States circuit court for the Northern District of West Virginia is set for next Monday in Parkersburg. Judge A G Dayton will preside opening the term and deciding the case of John W Brown and his against Beacom et al. Other court matters will be considered. The term will last one day, followed by the regular term opening the next day.
At the state secretary office in Charleston two new charters were granted. One charter forms a City Hospital and Training School with stock $25,000, $600 undescribed and paid. Incorporators include Cyrun, Brown, PM, Ogden, Ira L. Smith, W. Hoyer of Fairmont, and William S. John of Morgantown. A Chicago Midland Glue Company charter to manufacture glue and patent rights has $50,000 stock, $5,000 subscribed, $500 paid. Incorporators are Arnold freshman, John R. Marrow, Lowell St. Ward, W. H. Moore, and Koward Maher, all of Chicago.
The body of Mrs. Thomas D. Joseph of Topeka Kansas arrived Thursday evening with her husband and mother accompanying. She was taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davis at 620 Locust Street. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the Davis home and burial will be in the I O O F cemetery.
The Rev. Joseph A. Hammond of Adamston holds the Harrison county Agency for the Novelty Company of Canton. He displays an attractive collection of knives and scissors noted for beauty and quality. Orders are taken and buyers may have their name photograph badge or similar stamped on the handle free.
Morrison lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Wolf Summit has chosen officers for the coming term. W. R. Kohter is now Grand, J. D. Fox is Vier Grand, C. M. Helm is Past Grand, W. F. Duncan is secretary, and CH. ser riman is treasurer. Installation planned.
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble with a user named Mannington WV resident and claims relief after use. It also mentions King's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches, priced 23 cents, sold by H. F. Burke and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents. The copy asserts endorsements and urges purchase.
Private sale of dairy cows announced for Monday January 13 at M D Stuart's Barn. All cows were sold, with no details on bidders or exact prices. Brager listed as party involved. Also an unrelated health ad promotes a King’s Dyspepsia Tablet with a two day trial and dealer contact.
Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Empire Building Company will be held in the directors' room of Empire National Bank on Tuesday January 1 1908 at 2 oclock p m for election of directors and translation of any other business that may properly come before them. Lomiaritatw, Secretary.
Stomach troubles called cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as Milna man Mr TP Klote reports using many remedies but finds this one most beneficial. Also advertised are Dean's Ointment for skin issues and Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs and croup, with a note on GitkeLawn Cemetery offering perpetual care and contact details.
An array of old time testimonials tout Chamberlains Pain Balm for injuries and rheumatic pain with claims of rapid healing and added benefits from Dr Thomas Electric Oil and King’s New Life Pills. Patients from Bolstown Maine and West Drankiin Maine report relief and restored digestion, promising refunds if trials fail.
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