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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons to revive a jaded appetite and stimulate liver and bowels. It warns against generic pills and promises relief from constipation by claims of toxins and reabsorption, urging purchases at druggists and offering free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
A misrepresented health notice touts Mayr Wonder Stomach Remedy as a cure for stomach and intestinal complaints. It claims thousands have benefited and urges readers to request a booklet, naming Mayr Chemie in Chicago and Wells-Haynaker Co. in Clarksburg as distributors.
Governor facing libel action against Democratic State Central Committee officers. Case seeks $50,000 damages for alleged injury to character. Trial set for next Saturday morning with witnesses for plaintiff.
Mr and Mrs Eowards B Deison and the latter's sister Flora Paugh are taking a three weeks vacation by car to Niagara Falls and other northern destinations.
Clarence McCarty was brought to the county jail Tuesday from the town of Bhating Ath to serve a thirty day sentence imposed by Mayor M. I. Albert for assaulting and injuring E. D. Motartys with a club. Local officials report the incident occurred a few days prior amid tense conditions.
Several hundred iron moulders in Cincinnati walked out for an increase from 3.25 to 5.0 a day. Citywide abstention expected to include pattern makers and care workers, potentially involving about 3,000 men.
Charleston reports Dimmick MiscosEi and Dominic Remeri died in Kingston after a pistol dispute at a local undertaking establishment. Both men listed as miners. In New Martinsville EBH Yost elected mayor after D Morgan resigned. council vote varied with Founds, Jackson opposing the unanimous motion. Possible court action anticipated.
The case of Ray Pfan Schmidt, who killed his father mother sister and Miss Ama Kaempen a young schoolteacher friend, ends with a death sentence to be carried out Saturday October 18 in Quincy.
London, the well known author, underwent an appendicitis operation at a Oakland hospital this morning. Doctors reported his general condition excellent and expect he will be discharged in about ten days.
Levi Waugh a Civil War veteran of the Twenty-First Virginia regiment died of paralysis at his son-in-law A. W. Williams home in Marlinton at age 75.
W D Magli, a well known Whitemound merchant, bought a stock of Chamberlain's medicines but soon fell ill. He found the cost of a small tray of Chamberlain's Cake Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy paled beside the value of the entire stock he owned. The ad notes sales through advertisements and local distribution.
Tug Wilson a well known lumberman at Grant Dixon's camp on Green Mountain got drunk and lay on a railroad track near Hambleton and went to sleep. His remains were buried at Oldtown.
A sensational damage suit for 326,000 is filed by Mary Winherty against Joseph S. Fields and Susan Flaherty alleging a harsh remark about her character. A City Farm colony singer on Staten Island received 100 vinieta gifts from 1,000 inmates who arranged a giant bouquet from collected flowers.
A partial OCR passage mentions Josef Rausel and Hedi Gratton arriving in the city for an event starting at evening, with references to walks, a Scholastic loan, and a person named Wendige managing Johnson and Pennor shoes. It notes appreciation for a pair worn from Baltimore to the city.
In a fragment from American Magazine, Stexfurt Jad with White recounts a hunter’s grisly scene. He recalls a brutal cull near a camp by carcass birds circling and a tense, seared memory as he reflects on the event and its eerie aftermath.
An incident described by a London correspondent recalls a Turkish officer and guard aiming at a seal from a cliff. After many shots, the sergeant Yussuf quietly deflects concern, smiling as the officer apologizes for near misses. The men dismiss risk, deeming the sea creature small and unlikely to be harmed.
The column blends vignettes from daily life and science. A couple on $80 weekly finds relief via a dim bowler elevator, while a baby prompts further ingenuity in cramped housing. Climate debate links temp shifts to atmospheric carbon, and a railway strike crisis tests union recognition amid wage talks with hundreds exposed.
A historical notice promotes Cardui as a remedy for women’s ailments including headaches backaches and fatigue. It claims many women have found relief and urges readers to consult druggists. An offer of a 4 page booklet titled Treatment for Women is extended for free by mail.
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous business ads and addresses for contractors, suppliers, and professional services. It mentions rooms, floors, and firms like Holmhoe & Lallesry Architects and Big Reel & Supply Co, interspersed with garbled text and pay-reducing sales pitches urging readers to save money by reading the ads.
A period piece promotes Mother's Friend as a remedy easing pain and distress in childbirth. The ad touts external application, claims it prevents nervousness and strengthens the mother, and notes price and a BeadGeld Regulator Co address in Atlanta for more information.
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