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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
13
Vacant lot 38x10 near paved streets with good neighborhood. New seven room house with bath and basement in the same addition. Terms to suit you. Also a grocery store with two locations and good rent. appealing to buyers seeking quick business.
Fragmentary notes recount a Mrs. Baker described as too weak to stand and near consumption. The jumbled text mentions Bowing around thoughts, a husband, and attempts with salad and bottles, suggesting a confused account of illness and remedy.
The third annual Baltimore and Ohio railroad staff meeting is scheduled for Friday and Saturday this week at Deer Park. Special trains will bring East Coast officials, with 500 to 600 expected. Willard aims for full attendance and temporary headquarters at Deer Park with officials directing affairs from the Maryland town.
John W. Williams from Marshville and E Tyson Harmer of Shinnston visited Wednesday. Hugh Garrett of Davisson's Run was in town. Mrs P P Steptoe and children visited Parkersburg relatives. Miss Daftah Pigott returned to Parkersburg. Mrs Joy Reefer visited her aunt Mrs Z J Alleman in Parkersburg.
Selice Cere went on trial in the criminal court Wednesday morning charged with felonious theft of a boat belonging to the Grasselli Chemical Company at Gypsi. The arcade billierd and pool rooms on West Pike Street are undergoing modernization as part of improvements.
Jed L Shinn has qualified before the county court as guardian of Frederick E and Arthur with bonds set at $200 in each instance and Charles A Sutton as surety.
The document details West Virginia requirements for dental licensure, registration with the state board and county clerk, examination subjects, fees, and renewal rules. It specifies age, moral character, and graduation proof, plus the need to display licenses in offices and renew every two years for a dollar.
Austrain official account notes heavy Russian losses and orderly withdrawal after rear guard actions on the Dniester. British reports claim trench recaptured at the Dardanelles and a thwarted Turkish infantry attack. French sources describe progress near Neuville St Vaast and Ecurie as clash continues. English press highlights a Vatican inquiry and peace overture while urging balance between belligerents.
A dispatch from Rome via Paris on June 2 reports Montenegrin forces advancing on Scutari Albania with three columns forming a major offensive. The Gliomale D'italia despatch notes growing momentum and successful progress in the offensive.
Washington June 23 Describing Lemberg for whose possession the mightiest trial of strength of the war had been developing through the last weeks a statement is sued by the National Geographic So
Garlett Luige, 26, Italian miner, was instantly killed at 2 am Wednesday at the Coaling station mine of Consolidation Coal Company when caught under a fall of slate and top coal. He suffered multiple injuries including broken legs and arm and a crushed skull. Survived by a brother. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
A state association of certified accountants is being formed in Huntington with meeting called by Frank A Willison. Four party of local men have formed a Wickem Club in Hampshire County. The tract spans seven five acres on the Potomac banks, bought from L. R. Wickem. The locals formed a company and incorporated under state law with $10,000 capital.
A brief item notes a young man, described as a bright grandson, expresses desire to grow up to be a lawyer to follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, signaling a family tradition of legal work.
W D Zinn reports two Eagle district meetings with sixty five attendance and twenty two farmers visited. A lime pulverizer purchase is nearing completion. Rotations including rye crimson clover and vetch followed by soybeans are discussed to improve unproductive land. A Morgantown county agents conference June 29 is noted. Zinn will miss upcoming Saturdays, with visits planned to Simpson and McWhorter locales.
A Chicago reader recounts relief from indigestion chronic constipation and weight gain after using Grape-Nuts. He cites a doctor in town who treats stomach ailments by prescribing Grape-Nuts and notes the product’s role in restoring digestion and overall well being.
The steamer Turstana was torpedoed off Lowestift by a German cruiser. The vessel, about 500 tons, reportedly landed near Lowestift, Newfoundland, after the attack. A man’s blood is described in a quoted French official translation regarding Channel Islands affairs.
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