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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
2
Purchasers urged to try Dr Bhoop’s Restorative claiming nerves regain strength within hours and days. The ad asserts fatigue, poor digestion, and weak appetite improve as the product revives vital organs. Claims quick personal proof after ten days.
A fragmentary 1906 testimonial shows Dr. DeWitt Co. selling Kodol as a stomach aid and endorsing Wal orrogers products. The text condemns local catarrh cures and promotes internal use to reach blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions Georgia residents and a general claim of benefits from Kodol for digestive and stomach disorders.
The Socialler party nominates a full state ticket at a convention in Parlaraburg with Harold W. Houston as Governor and J. B. West as Secretary of State. Lula B. Pennypacker heads the schools. C. W. Curkendall is Awaitor. Dr. A. S. Bosworth Treasurer. Alva Hales Attorney General. Electors listed for five districts and five presidential electors named, including Hennatt, Gillespie, Spears, Welmer, Swinburn, and Barringer.
General Order No. 12 issued by the adjutant general with Governor Daw son approving, lists officers detailed for service at the rifle shooting competition. Names include Lt. Col. C. A. Osborn, A. G.. Cal. C. F. Btorrison, Second Te fantry. Capt. T. R. Cowell, Capt. John Hunt. Lt. Col. C. M. Simms. Capt. John Henshaw. Capt. B. C. Bassel. Col. Carleton C. Pierce as Chief Range Officer, plus Captain Victor H. Dye as Post Surgeon. Additional range officers to be detailed later.
Misses Loelx and Mary Raymond from Moston visit Mrs. John Ruhl at her Clarksburg summer cottage. Mrs J W Thorn and others open seasonal cottages. H E Thaleman stops at Loch Lynn Heights hotel. Mrs Henry Rapp and son visit Edward Davis at Altamont cottage. Brooks family of Clarksburg vacation at Loch Lynn hotel.
July 1 set as in service date but gates delayed. attorney John Bassel asks council to extend by sixty days. City orders sewer lays in Wine addition for 4460 and on South Third Street for 3880, plus East Pike Street and part of Cemetery. A Sartor agrees to construct a retaining wall at his property for 289.50. council passes the order accordingly.
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