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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Cascarrets as a fast remedy for headaches biliousness and stomach upsets. It claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and bowels and brings regularity while you sleep, asserting benefits within hours and urging a 10 cent purchase from the druggist.
An old advertisement extols a cough remedy as a trusted family aid. It touts a blend including pine extract and natural healing ingredients, claiming fast relief from throat irritation and chest congestion. The copy promises satisfaction with money back if not effective and urges purchase through local druggists.
Rivesville West Virginia Mrs Dora Martin writes of three years of back and side pains nerves sleepless nights and the doctor saying operation Cardul relieved her pain saved her life and she recommends it to friends It has been relieving womanly trouble for fifty years Cardul is sold by local druggists with a free Home Treatment book available on request
Marietta College will play two additional baseball doubleheaders this month at Buckhannon and Burkheaton. An eastern trip was ruled out in favor of western Pennsylvania and West Virginia games, with matches against Washington University, Duquesne, University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech. West Virginia may join a future October 18 game at Fairmont, though final decisions depend on WVU.
Ongoing rains have worsened district roads making travel difficult in places. Residents report social visits and travel plans, including Bertha Tate and her sons at Cherry Camp, Guy Goodwin with Hickman family at Hill Garden, and John Smith’s house fire at Roser farm with guns and ammunition exploding. A new bouncing boy was born to C. W. Naylor, and Mary Williams from Marshville is noted as visiting Clarkstun.
An old advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for darkening and beautifying gray hair. It promises even color, reduced dandruff, itching scalp, and hair that looks younger. The copy claims easy use at home and cites Wells & Waxmaerry Co as the advertiser.
An advertisement-like fragment describes a tonic claimed to promote appetite and health for tuberculosis sufferers. It mentions promotion by Medicipe and a Dr. Walden, with health claims that long cures are possible and references to a health laboratory in Philadelphia and a drug brand offered by local druggists.
Fragment mentions Mire Brid, Lyncha recovery after a second attack, Mr. and Mrs. Lantz Rags near Bejatol welcoming a boy, A. D. Traugh of Safem Jett involved in Fowlerton, Texas, with duties regarding Dusiné's matters.
The Scholastics Juniore basketball team defeated the Fairmont MG Students 85 to 20 at Mt. State Transfer Co building on East Pike Street Monday night. Howard Crummitt starred with fast play as the junior team built a large lead. scoring notes list Hugill Mantey Crummitt Plant Kyle Henry Reed Barnes and others. Referee Morris P. Hall.
The Pearl Stock Company presented The Girl from Out Yonder to strong audience praise last night hailed as the season’s best stock production in this city. Performances featured Miss Lewis as Piotsam and Mr Webster as Amos Barton with strong supporting turns. the comedy and dramatic climax drew tears as the lighthouse scene resolved the crime. The show repeats tonight and tomorrow with matinee and evening performances, while other notes include a naval dance tea matinee tomorrow and Judge Nathan Gof’s return from Richwood.
West Milford notes a budding oil and gas boom with three new wells planned on the Hickman Bartlett and Harbert farms. The town’s school shows progress under Hawkins and staff. Various residents visit relatives in Clarksburg Fairmont and Buckhannon. Krele West buys Wilcox property on Main Street to build a house.
American forces report one killed and ten wounded after Moros attack near July. Calvary units repulsed the assault as Plant resumes operations in Fairmont with day and night shifts after a month of crowding.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a literary notice involving Relph Mire and a work titled deatators of he Girl from Mir Yonder. Details are unclear, with garbled phrasing impeding full comprehension of author, title, or publication context.
Fels-Naptha Soap claims to ease housework by dissolving dirt in cool water, saving time and energy, and reducing heat use. The ad targets tired women, touting rest and affordability with directions on the green wrapper for the Palapala Minnesota product.
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