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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts Mustard’s Quick Relief Plaster with mus tard derived ointment. It claims fast pain ease without a blister, marketed as a trusted home remedy approved by medical authorities and linked to earlier 20th century relief products.
An old ad touts MUSTER OLE as a remedy for sore throat bronchitis croup asthma neuralgia and chest congestion. It claims quick penetration through the skin and promises jars at 34 50 with mail order from the Mysterole Company Cleveland Ohio. James Hopler of West Philadelphia testifies it cured his relative's severe bronchitis.
Drafted by the Glasscock Mining Investigation Commission the proposed measure creates a new form of state policing for mining districts. It forbids impersonating officers, sets appointment and duties rules, requires oaths, and authorizes badges and uniforms. Penalties include fines up to 250 dollars or up to twelve months in jail for individuals, with corporations fined up to 1000 dollars. The governor may revoke appointments for misconduct, incompetence, or abuse of power, and issues all notices through state offices.
Physicians emphasize kidney care to prevent waste buildup as winter brings reduced water intake and heavier meals. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, an herbal remedy claimed to support kidney and bladder health, offering a free sample by mail from Binghamton NY.
An article from The Journal extols whiskey as essential in emergencies and medical care. It asserts whiskey aids health, advising purity and that Dully's Pure My Whiskey is manufactured for home use and medical purposes, with bottles available through druggists and grocers.
A patient describes relief from chronic stomach trouble after a period of ill health, noting improved wellbeing and absence of prior symptoms. The account cites personal experience with a remedy and reflects hope for others suffering similar ailments. The text lacks full context or identifiable sources.
A Baltimore and Ohio official notes rising vandalism and danger as vagrants and juveniles trample on rails and keys points around rail yards. He cites public hazards, illegal riding, and injuries from trains, urging stricter enforcement and harsher labor penalties.
A notice from a Harrison County court announces a public sale of parcels tied to a long chain of title involving Richard Pike and Samuel W. Lalo, with special commissioner Harvey W. Armer detailing coal rights, mining privileges, and payment terms. Also listed are forthcoming depositions in a chancery case of J. te Biratey versus Tereme W. Stewart, with deposition dates set for February 1903 and instructions for witnesses in Clarkskuts, West Virginia.
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