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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
5
An early 20th century advertisement claims Parisian Sage stops dandruff and hair loss, showing guarantees and widespread drugstore availability. It asserts young-looking hair and family stability, urging readers to buy Wells & Haymaker Co. product in small and large bottle sizes with price noted.
A Pittsburgh gathering featured Mrs. Dudley Beith and Mrs. Anson D. Parr among attendees. Robert Wilson of Pittsburgh presided at bridge and was the night’s high scorer, with guests including Mrs. Edward Wehner, Mrs. Lewly Smith, and Mrs. Hazel Wrost. The event concluded with souvenirs and table prizes.
An advertisement claims Vinol cures indigestion and stomach distress by strengthening nerves and improving digestion. It cites a Barre Vermont resident Mr Samuel Wheeler and asserts the product’s value at five dollars a bottle, with a money back guarantee via Stone and Mercer druggists in Claremont, Va.
The State Board of Education in the capitol January 20 and 41 will discuss creating a two year course in practical mining at West Virginia University. Regents will seek legislative funding and tax support to establish the new branch, with the aim to train foremen eligible to work in state mines after six months of on site practice. The Concord normal school site dispute remains unsettled with several towns vying for hosting rights amid a prospective relocation.
A man adjudged insane and committed to the state hospital for Netieane at Weston by Justice Samuel W. Gordon was taken to the institution Saturday from the county jail by Wade Hardman, an asylum guard, who came to the city to escort him. Also notes that Miss Alberta McCracken will visit Fairmont this evening for Sunday with friends.
A literary society gathering at Gras Kollwits featured a debate on Indian treatment versus white treatment, with Guy Laon and de We Musser presenting sides. Mrs James 1m acted as hostess, a paper on "Me Box Giving" was read, thirty-two Indians attended, and a sum was raised for refreshments hosted by Mesdames James A. Wal terton and P.M. Roggess. Honor Guests Mr and Mrs Harold Danne were present.
A hurried scan shows a Latino fund party at the Ewells’ Baker apartments this evening at 8.00. Turkey dinner and supper offered at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church South in the Wilts store room from 5 to 8. Weekly class dance at Haftman Hall on Wednesday January 18. Parsonage wedding of Silas Mawell Moore and Nellie Myrtle Bingman at Shinnston, marriage performed by Rev. W Long. Daughters of Confederacy hosting an event at Episcopal parish house starting at 3 o clock noon.
New company Jarvievitle Oil and Gas Company of Tarvievitly is chartered with Cape ML stock valued at $25,000. Incorporators include Birwin Burnside and others from Wolf Gummit.
A fragile 19th century note discusses child behavior and parental guidance. It claims corporal punishment is ineffective and urges mothers to seek home treatment and moral instruction rather than money. The misspelled, fragmented text hints at advice from a Notre Dame woman.
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