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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
4
An Evening Echo editorial critiques common problems of fairness and responsibility urging individuals to make the most of their means. It touches on civic duty and echoes a clinic theme for analysis and reflection. The piece mentions figures like Haymond Maxwell Parrish Sutton and discusses collective obligation in plain language.
The Johns Hopkins Hospital grounds in Baltimore will host a new institute funded by Phipps and directed by Adolf Meyer. It will study mild mental illnesses, offer open air hydrotherapy and occupation therapy, and operate three departments: patient care, social service and clinics. The project aims to aid mental development and assist state institutions while contributing to psychiatry research.
Mrs. Alice Corpening went to Fairmont this morning to be at the bedside of Miss Ada Ingman who is critically ill. Miss Ingman has many Clarksburg friends hoping for an early recovery. The Falcont Weat Virginian noted Ida Ingman’s critical siege at her sister’s home on Jefferson Street and that an operation may be needed but may not help due to weakness.
An old style advertisement touts a hair tonic promising rapid hair improvement for all ages. It claims germ-killing, non harmful ingredients, quick refreshment, and overnight effect with a large bottle for 30 cents. Available at Well & Taymaker Co.
Mothers of young children may face temper and upset among summer months. The text suggests reliance on Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable solution, marketed as available from all dealers.
New two story slate roof house near car stop in Hartland. Finished in oak with double floor, waxed oak, peak doors, cabinet mantel, bath, pantry, and cellar. Modern gas water sewer. No city taxes. Terms to suit. See this up to date home.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and districts across the Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts. Mentions include Ker and G W Martin linked to Buckhannon, B Fee Kim to Parsons, P G Laks to Terra Ita, and George Chilis to Harper's Ferry with M Harrison to Berkeley Springs. Exact roles unclear. context suggests district candidates.
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