Danderine Promises Soft Hair Free From Dandruff
Vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a simple, affordable remedy for dandruff and hair loss. Claims hair becomes soft, glossy, and heavy within minutes with dramatic results and a two week success expectation. Also promotes product as splendor for itchy scalps and new growth claim.
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Knowltod
Honest ad claims Mi-O-Na tablets cure quickly
An old advertisement fragment recounts a salesman doubting profits from Mi-O-Na stomach tablets while a user claims rapid relief. The copy touts Mi-O-NA as a universal cure, promises a money back guarantee, and offers free trial samples with a mail order option from Booths Mi-O-Na Co Buffalo NY.
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Tong
Rowhamds
Dept
Buffalo
N.Y
Weells-Haymaker Co
Charters Granted in West Virginia Colonies and Firms
Secretary of State Reed issues charters to firms in West Virginia and nearby Ohio. Kistler Schuler Coal Company of Mann WV authorized capital 50000 to develop coal and minerals. Newell Mining and Pulverizing Company of Newell WV authorized capital 25000 for mining and milling. West Virginia Forestry Association from Charleston for forest protection. Grafton Theater Company to operate theaters and moving pictures with 5000 capital. Horticultural Society of Morgantown for horticultural advancement. Twelve Thirty Three Club of Salem WV to operate social club. City and County Bank of Moundsville to do banking with 25000 capital. incorporators listed for each venture.
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Charleston
Van
Reed
Kistler-Schuler Coal Company
Mann
W.va
iLo4gan County
West Virginia
F. Kistler
B. J. Schie Jer
Grice Kistler
A. Schuler
Sharpshore
Newell Mining and Pulverizing Company
Newell
W. Va
Tt. A. Dickey
Amon Dickey
J. C. Foster
C. N. Foster
Dorothy Foster
East Liverpool
West Virginia ‘Orestry ‘Association
J. C. Watson
Keyser
R. Chaffey
Lkina
Marritt Wilson
Wildelly
N. J. Giddings
A. I B. Brooks
Morsantown
Grafton Theater Company
Grafton
A. K. Belt
Nora Belt
Leo T. Rasche
Gratton
R. Linn
Charles H. Gibbs
Fairmont
J. W. Garvand
Moundsville
Oil drillings advance in Arkansas prospect list
Local wells show activity as Hope Natural Gas and other firms report progress on multiple camps near Little Rock and surrounding farms. Names include N R Michael, M T Cunningham, J Jones, C R Smith, J M Woodfield, Viper Oil and Gas, and Proved Oil and Gas with depths ranging from 300 to 2,710 feet at sites like Trowers Leg run, Big Rock Camp, Pike Fork, and Stout nelre farm.
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Viper Ot and Gas Company
W. WL. Perry
Big Rock
Charles Smith
G. T.smith
Big Elk
Proved Oil and Gas Company
Eand
Scrambled Oil Field Notes From Early Report
The fragmentary text references Parrish and Grove, a No 1 on J.P. Dae fem Ge idt, and South Point Company building a rig for Ahitte No. 5. It mentions a producer for ten to twelve years, a Philadelphia Gal Company with Ben-Grr No. 1 near Barnie’s Tun, and a Big’ Lnfun sand showing.
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Parrish
Grove
J. P. Dae Fem
Tod Darrels
South Point Company
D. M. Ar Tiem
Philadelphia Gal Company
Barnie
Patient Taken Home After Hospital Operation
Mrs Thur Brooks of Gratton was operated on at St Marys hospital weeks ago for a ailment. She has been taken home and her condition is much improved on the road to recovery. Y G Cunningham of Wheeling is in the city on a brief visit.
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Thur Brooks
Gratton
Fir St. Mary's Hospital
aMlcton
He Hatte
Papes Cold Compound Ad Offered as Home Remedy
An old advertisement touts Papes Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds and flu like symptoms. It promises relief from headaches feverishness nasal congestion sore throat and rheumatic pains with a 25 cent packet available from any druggist, stating it contains no quinine.
Death of William Paugh of Colorado Remembered in Mount Glare
William Paugh formerly of Mount Glare and son of the late William Paugh died at his Joformio home after a recent illness. His widow Matilda Paugh resides with her sons in law Owen Conley. Sons and local residents mentioned include Albert Paugh of Upper Brown's Creek with typhoid fever and Miss Ella Picketing in a severe bout of influenza. Local social notes record Howard Maxwell, Pieter, and Miss Holka attending a home talent play at Test Creek. Mrs. Abraham Camper shopped in Clarksburg, and Miss Basset recently returned from a week near Broad One with Mrs. Stout. A public exhibition is noted in front of the Baltimore and Ohio depots following a domestic dispute between two wives of Hutchinson Fuel Co. workers.
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MT. Qlairh
William Paugh
Colorado
Willam Paugh
Joformio
Howard Maxwell
Pieter
Holka
Test Creek
Abraham Camper
Clarksburg
Mits Iether Basset
Mar Sin|tor
Airs
Fannis Stout
Broad One
Bremd
G. C. Taylor
Icresk Busines
Hutchinson Fuel Company
Baltimore and Ohio
The Mothers Favorite Cough Medicine Ad
An old ad touts a child cough remedy by Chamberlain's Got Remedy, claiming it is pleasant tasting effective and a favorite everywhere, advertised as available by all best advertisers.
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Chamberlain's
All Best
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