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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
6
A Madison Heights reader Charles A Regland extols Thedford's Black Draught for indigestion and stomach troubles. He notes quick relief after a few days and urges a medicine with known curative merit. The 75 year track record of success is cited as proof. Sold everywhere at 2 cents. NC
Weather and social news from Bristol and nearby towns include frost and cool mornings, Wool Day market activity, and farm life reports. Several residents, visitors, and events are listed, with births, visits, and local business notes from Indian Run, Grass Run, Cherry Camp Run, and Salem areas.
The dance hall under Mr Burke at Norwood Park attracts large crowds every evening with Tuesday and Friday square dances and other nights featuring waltz and two step. Good music and orderly management have made the hall popular, drawing select crowds and daily crowds. collision report followed by a separate note on Saturday accident.
The report lists receipts from general subscriptions and contributions for multiple church and charity programs. It details meals, clothing, groceries, loans, rent, medicine, and hospital services funded by missions and church groups, including Central Presbyterian and several local congregations. The document records service activities, donations, and aid efforts across Bridgesport and related missions.
A fragmented listing for Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran All Church, Episcopal, Catholic, St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, and other area churches outlines pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and committee leads. Details include Rev J A Jenkins pastor at Trinity, Rev Charles S Brises preaching, Rev Mr Briggs at Lutheran, Rev W R Heuser at All Church, Catholic rector Rev McDermott, and others, with morning sermons, Sunday schools, and evening prayer plans across several streets and venues.
The fragment lists church sites and pastors in Adamston including ST PAULS E E CHURCE at Main and Chestnut with Rev W H Foglesware and sundry services. Also mentions METHODIST EPIS COPAL, METHODIST PROTESTANT CHAPEL, OAKS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, UNITED BRETHREN CHRUCE Adamston with pastors Rev A S Wolfe Rev A W Morrison Rev DW Cusmineham.
Fragmentary health note describes bilious attacks and two dillious episodes where liver function falters. It links digestion problems to food fermenting in the stomach, leading to discomfort and constipation.
The funeral of Michael McLaughin was held at Walter Wood County on Friday with interment at the cemetery near Cooley Chapel. He died Thursday in his eighty sixth year, born January 2, 1820, in Fayette County. He moved with his parents to Wetzel County in 1843 and married Margaret Colvyert September 24, 185s. Survived by several children and many relatives, he lived a long Christian life and will be missed by a large community.
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