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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
7
Lively appeal touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a cure for constipation liver troubles indigestion and other ailments. Claims doctors prescribe them for various issues and promise toning of the liver cleansing of poisonous buildup and better health. Advertisement offers samples and testimonials from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Arkansas.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a sole cure for lupus claiming blood impurities cause the disease and promising remarkable results. It cites Swift Laboratory materials and urges readers to write to the Medical Department in Atlanta for advice, warning against others.
The Prohibition Law, House Bill No. 8, as passed by the West Virginia Legislature, appears in pamphlet form measuring 21-4 by inches on extra quality paper and durably bound. Available at the Daily Telegram office for 15. Advertisements note today’s store ads and up-to-date news.
Ten years ago today reports covered McWhorter bitten by a rat while chasing it, Mason moving to Charleroi after her husband’s death, a stranger fundraising for Mrs. Myers, Clarksburg courting the West Virginia National Guard encampment, police seeking an escaped asylum patient, Shinnston quarantined for smallpox fears, Rovzér visiting Thurman for vacation, guardianship granted for Hugill children, Stout named streetcar conductor, Steele becoming fire chief, Burr Welch taking assistant duties, Rev Sam P Jones slated to speak at Mountain Lake Park, Mrs. Kelley of Rosebud dead from consumption, and Bishop Peterkin visiting with the Haymonds.
Yesterday's results show all games postponed due to rain with matchups listed for today and tomorrow. Standings place New York at 61 wins and 26 losses leading the American League, followed by Philadelphia 50 33 and Chicago 46 48. Other clubs include Pittsburg 48, Brooklyn 29 48, Boston 37 49, St. Louis 35 64, Cincinnati 35 66. Today features St Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, and Chicago at Boston areas.
The state farm near Moundsville reports abundant harvests of beans gas onions radishes lettuce and other vegetables for the 1100 prisoners. New potatoes are dug but stored for winter. Many convicts toil under favorable weather with corn fields planned for a late season crop.
A brief item notes John S. Hamilton leaving a scene after a heated moment, described as a snit, with no further details provided. The incident appears as a compact blot within the page’s society notes.
Rusel Fawkes an employee of the Rubi Keblegarll wholesale house suffered a foot injury when a nail was run through it. Miss Mabel Bishop of Jonathovs underwent a successful appendicitis operation at Harrison County Hospital after surgery.
TaN Charles Tanner received a $25 fine and a 30 day work sentence issued by Justice Jackson V. Carter on Thursday for failing to pay a $39 bill aboard James 2111. This marked his second arrest on the charge after a prior disputed signature.
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