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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
3
An undated testimonial extols Vinot Addystar for curing a chronic cough chest pains and chest illness after use. The caller cites Druggist and local merchants Stone Mercer Clarksturg as distributors noting Vinot’s tonic cod liver oil elements and strength building claims for old people children and the run-down.
An old ad touts Papes Dispepsin promising relief from stomach discomfort and indigestion. It claims digestion of all food, no fermentation or gas, and quick recovery after taking the product. The ad urges immediate use and claims lasting stomach health with no side effects.
A damaged OCR fragment describes funds received from a church group, listing Edward Weber as father and noting prayers for the Wheeling area. It mentions events on Sunday January 10 and forwarding to Pathor Wee Der, with reminders and collections pending. The text is garbled but centers on church donations and notices.
Fragmented advert claims a universal pill eases pain and sprains and promises global relief. It touts a new slate 350 bolton device and urges readers to buy during emergencies, naming no verifiable details or sources.
In a lengthy profile, the writer lauds Moore a young lawyer and detective for his ability to marshal extensive, certified documents in a case against Marshall County figures. The piece questions the sources of his material, notes his two-year investigation, and argues for a fair trial on the indictments before passing judgment.
Charleston reports the state supreme court has upheld the lower court ruling in the Annan v Brown case regarding the use of 0. A v Annan. Plaintiff sued regarding a Taylor County coal site. the appellate and trial courts had favored Mr. Brown.
A writ issued in the case against POW Strother regarding obstruction on New Creek road. Returnable February 1. The writ commands removal of wire, brush and other obstructions. No further readable details.
The Clarisbrary Association under the Ladies Civic Club reports a library expansion to six hundred volumes with thirty added by a generous donor who wishes to remain unnamed. Works by Dickens, Scott, Poe and others are included, with weekly open hours and free access planned, supported by a small annual fee and local volunteers in Clarksburg.
City registrars continue voter registration for the lead election with books open through the 29th of the month. Officials urge eligible residents to enroll and ensure their names are on the rolls before the deadline.
A damaged ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for liver and bladder issues. It claims strength against “sudden deaths” and urges readers to send a sample bottle request to Binghamton NY. The copy emphasizes testimonials and a book by mail offer.
Floyd Parrish of Adamston confessed to stealing three quarts of whiskey from Dave Jackson, a colored miner, in Justice Gordon's court Tuesday night and was fined 410 with costs, which he paid. Samuel Bradley is here from Wheeling. Sweet Melody Flour.
All parties indebted to the state of Samuel Covington deceased or having claims against his estate are to present them to the administrator James W Washington. This notice dated January 31 1909. The administrator requests satisfaction of all claims and proper settlement as required by law.
Clarksburg listings show numerous business and professional entries with room numbers and office locations. Notable names include Dr W F Gaston physician room 205 and Dr Z M Hood physician rooms 757 653. Real estate firms Lynch Hillett Real Estate Coal Oil and Gold occupy rooms 319 437.
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