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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
8
A terse notice references a sixth floor room 644 with a second loan item described. Details are sparse in the readable text.
An article notes Mrs. W A Barnes of Ballard California endorsing Fruitela and Traxe. It claims doctors say gallstones require operation, while Barnes reports cure and urges use of Traxe as a digestive aid and systemic restorer. Ads state availability through local drug stores in Clarkebore via H P Burke.
Thousands attended a Norwood Park Fourth of July event featuring the Declaration reading by Charles G. Coffman, races including a motorcycle event won by W. W. Ours, and a grand fireworks display on Pinnickinnick hill. Local officials and visitors from central and northern West Virginia enjoyed picnics, concessions, and varied contests ending with a 7 to 3 industrial defeat of Norwood in baseball.
H W Ireland of Louisville recounts a severe 1888 cholera morbus attack. Two doctors failed to ease him. he bought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a hotel porter for fifty cents, took a double dose, slept, and awoke improved. He then caught a train, feeling weak but recovering. Advertisement.
The hats are presented as the best and most legitimate values available. They emphasize strong quality and a compelling price for buyers seeking reliable headwear options.
The article recounts a field of contests at a county fair including prize races won by O. C. Wright in a 200 pound weight event, a tug of war won by Rascal, and multiple harness and pony races. It notes intermission, judges, and various owners and drivers such as A. D. Parr, Dr. Arthur Willis, and Ross Stout, plus the College of Hawaii introducing a sugar technology program.
Double header at Smithfield saw Hazel Atlas Glass Company of Clarkshoro lose 6 to 3 in the morning as Cross outpitched Webber. In the afternoon the visitors pounded 14 runs off Burdick while Snider held the locals to 3. A large season crowd attended both well played games.
Dora Allen and her husband Richard were arrested by city police Monday night for disorderly conduct at their Glen Elk home. Officers White and Davisson responded to reports of an affray and will present the couple in police court this evening.
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