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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
9
An old style advertisement touts Nostriola as a quick cure for colds and catarrh. It promises rapid relief by applying the treatment to the nasal passages to destroy the catarrhal germ, heal the membranes, and prevent further illness. Available in handy tubes at 26 cents.
A vintage Wells and Haymaker Co advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for restoring natural hair color. It claims gray hair darkens evenly after dampening and applying with a sponge or brush, with results visible after one or two applications.
A 1900s era health advisory extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as essential for children and infants to prevent constipation and aid digestion. Endorsed by sympathetic mothers and doctors, the tonic is described as a foundational household remedy, widely available in small bottles at modest prices.
Fatty honored with a charming party at 512 South Thistridt street by Mr and Mrs Victor Villers. Guests included Vance Randolph Nathan Richards Emmitt Buzzard Henry Nething Clarence Ssyre Roy Smith and Alva Miller. Prizes awarded and refreshments served in gracious style. The Forty Five Party hosted by Miss Racagh Welch at 128 Fior enes street featured a five finger trick attempt by Michael Joyce. Patrick Connell won head prize with John McConlow second. Also “Who Took Big John’s Bonnet?” entertained guests with fried oysters salads ice cream and coffee provided by Mrs Ws M Conaway and Mrs Ice.
A Small Farmer argues that immediate taxation is not the solution and proposes a bond issue to fund a new courthouse. The plan would run for ten consecutive years starting in 1913 with five percent interest, payable annually, and bonds redeemable by the county in full or part. Wealthy residents of Hamilton County are noted as having entered debt to support public works. The 1912 real property valuation is around 79 million dollars, with future years approaching 70 million.
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