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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
2
Readable ad fragment announces special prices on various items with bargains not advertised. Customers invited to come in for low prices on stock described as half price or below regular value, though text is partially garbled.
A garbled notice appears to promote home furnishings and rugs with suggested prices. The fragmented text hints at sales and purchasing warnings but provides no clear dates, vendors, or locations.
Local letter from Birmingham by a physician describes kidney trouble and swelling relief after taking Swamp-Root. The patient reportedly weighed 190 pounds before treatment and 180 after, and credits Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root with restoring health and vitality.
A promotional notice urges readers to request a sample bot or booklet of information about a kid Hoye and bladder via Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York and mentions Clarksburg Daily Telegram. Regular bottle prices are listed for sale in drug stores.
Light Gasser reports a test well drilled through the Gordon sand on the John W. Iirth farm at Jones crack with Mass light gmmer in Ping Tan district. The Philadelphia Company operates es of J. B. Swigin farm on Rock Camp run. Weener Of Company drills a 100 foot test on L A Whiteman farm.
A scene shifts from political debate about state rights and empire to a ranch house where Mrs Enderby and guests swap lively anecdotes. Town, Virginia, and local figures discuss Roosevelt era reforms, centralization, and taxation while farm life and high altitude humor punctuate the visit.
The scene centers on Mrs Enderby Mrs Bridgas and Mrs Redfield during a tense social exchange about a dangerous journey. Cavanagh proposes a bold plan to “Fernanda” while others react with concern and gossip as the party ends with lingering unease and a note that the story continues.
The Monongah Valley Grammar School Principals Association held its fourth meeting at Fairmont with sessions at 9:80 a.m. and 1:80 p.m. President Woodley and Superintendent Rosler spoke on topics including professional preparation, school transfers, manual training, ethics in daily programs, and home study.
Mrs J H Groves suffers an attack at her Stewart addition residence. The report notes a gastro intestinal collapse and medical attention sought at Traders Hotel in Morgantown.
An ad touts iron tonics as a cure for anemia and general weakness. It claims iron supplements restore red blood, vitality, and bodily strength. Testimonials from J. Edmund Miller of New Haven and others report improvements after using the product sold by Stone & Mercer druggists in Clarkshare.
Visitors include Mrs Shawler and AC Morpanville relatives. Charles Windon travels to Flemington to tend box ball. Miss Ruth Johnson and Milin Lut visit Clarksburg. Rev JW Gorrura conducts quarterly meeting at Buletin. A Sunmers Storeant delivery wagon runs away crushing in the incident.
On January 10 Thomas paid the Wyckell Company for two Shue stores in Weston. Lloyd Rinehart is named receiver. Proceeds are projected around 40 000 with possible liabilities near 1 20 000. The creditors are said to be paid in full. W S Lyseb from Buckhannon visits the city.
A reader reports dramatic recovery from long stomach trouble and headaches after stopping fried foods and meat for breakfast and switching to grape juice and a diet, with no medicines. The note praises natural remedies and hints at renewed health over years.
An advertisement-like text promotes a purported remedy by Papas Diapepaln promising complete relief from urinary and kidney issues. It asserts rapid, universal effectiveness and urges trust in a Cincinnati mercantile agency to arrange treatment and shipments.
Real estate described as wealth basis with emphasis on savings and good investments. Mentions an independent home with Union Heights line rail service and two seven room houses finished in oak with cabinet mantels tile hearths front and back porches and strong display of features and price hints.
Property listing notes a 4 room cottage with pantry two wardrobes oak finish slate roof and front and back parses with hot and cold water. Lot measures 40 by 135 feet and pricing is listed with terms 2750 total or split payment options one third cash and balance in one two and three years.
Advertises a 7 room Broaddig bath house with oak finish and cabinet man tels, front and back porches, good cellar, 40 by 140 lot fenced at 4200 dollars. Terms one third cash and balance over one to two years. Also lists Broadbus lots 35 by 120 at 3800 dollars and other Clarkburg area lots with favorable terms.
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