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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a beloved aid for expectant mothers. It claims easing abdominal strain and muscle tension during pregnancy, touts soothing effects on nerves, and cites testimonials. The ad urges readers to contact The Bind Eld Regitator Co for a free illustrated booklet.
A testimonial from Mrs. Helen Dalton of Near Death by Smothering credits Cardui with curing years of left side pain and near suffocation. Her husband gave the tonic, she says friends were helped, and she claims Cardui outshines all prior medicines. The ad extols Cardui for over 50 years and claims 2 million women benefited.
Washington DC June 22 report outlines penalties for multiple companies in interstate commerce for arsenic and lead contamination in jelly candy and cream tartar. Fines range from 5 to 100 dollars with costs, reflecting adulteration and misbranding across several states and products.
The American Medical Association at its last convention pledged support for a public health program President Wilson might recommend. The council notes that current conditions make it impossible for the president to take decisive action this year.
The Council on Medical Induction presents its tenth annual report noting a reduction from 160 to about 100 medical colleges since its creation and a rise in entrance standards from four years high school plus college work in 1906 to 82 colleges. It highlights southern colleges' progress, new postgraduate study efforts, and a proposed Panama Canal monument funded by the American Medical Association to honor preventive medicine and sanitary science.
An advertisement-style claim promoting Parisian Sage hair tonic to improve scalp health and hair growth. It asserts nourishment from the roots and outlines benefits like stopping scalp irritation removing dandruff and making hair longer stronger and more radiant. Sold at Wells Haymaker and various counters.
The Eagle reports Governor Oswald West will address the Lincoln Chautauqua in Canyon City Oregon. The piece defends West against graft accusations, praising his honesty and commitment to enforcing the law while noting ongoing political criticism.
In Morgantown, James Henry Stewart is touted as a strong potential candidate for Congress from West Virginia's Second District. Stewart, former chief of the experiment farm bureau at Morgantown University, is praised for intelligence and popularity during a Washington visit.
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