Resinel Soap and Ointment Claims Cure for Baby Eczema
A testimonial from Mrs. Wm. M. Fletcher of Biloxi, Mississippi, dated August 21, 1912, praises Resinel Soap and Ointment for curing eczema and skin eruptions in a baby. The letter urges others to try the product, noting instant relief and medical approval, and offers sampha fren by writing to Resinel in Baltimore, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Wm. M. Fletcher
Dept
Resinel
Baltimore
Realing Ads in Telegram Could Save on Next Purchases
Reading the ads in the Telegram may help save a few dollars on your next purchase. The notice suggests that similar savings apply to future buying as well.
Linen and Toweling Goods Auction List
A catalog of linens including roller toweling, damask scarfs, hand drawn cloths, lace edge dresser scarfs, hemstitched tunic cloths, bed sets imitating Mexican drawn work, bleached towels with red jacquard borders, and Huck towels with white ice borders. Prices noted per yard or per item.
Misses Linen Coats and Suits Offered by Boggs & Buhl
The Pittsburgh retailer lists Misses linen coats in natural tar Bagdad linen and blue crash models with three-quarter to full length options. Prices range from 12.50 to 19.00 and 15.00 and 18.59 for various coats and suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Boggs & Buhl
Pittsburgh
Telegram Ads Offer Thrifty Savings This Week
A brief note urges readers to skim Telegram ads to save on expenses this week. It emphasizes small yet real savings and invites attention to local deals.
The Devil's Roof and the Ice Crevasses
A discussion of crevasses in polar ice detailing their depths and widths with examples from Antarctic expeditions. It notes dangers faced by explorers severing routes and even trapping sledges, and cites Captain Amundsen Captain Scott and Sir Ernest Shackleton describing the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Antarctic
Amundsen
Captain Scott
Ernest Shackleton
HITTING THE HYPHEN AND THE TO DAY TO MORROW
A Philadelphia Ledger piece argues against excessive hyphen use in words like to day to night to morrow. It cites claims that millions of writers hyphenate daily and suggests removing hyphens would save energy and time across printing and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manis
Everthing Chain
Philadephany Ledger
Travels of a Comet Returns in 1756
A column piece notes the comet that last appeared in 1681 is due again in 1756 and, by historical records, returns roughly every 700 years. It describes its size, speed, and the era of Newton’s observation, comparing its regularity to a precise railroad schedule. Another excerpt from Farm and Fireside recounts a poultry hack using egg yolk to seal broken eggs, yielding healthy chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Julius Cimir Gled
Igwie
Caesar
Enborn
New York Press
Weston Man J A Delarr Dies After Illness
The body of J A Delarr a Weston business man who died in a local hospital after Brights disease was taken to his home Sunday evening Funeral services were held at the home and burial was conducted by the Odd Fellows Judge The deceased man is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Delarr
Weston
Bright
Odd Fellows
Oil tests yield forty eight barrels at Gordon sand pay
Near Folsom in Vesper Oil Company country a second test on the W. L. Perry farm shows a light pumper. In Wallace district Groves and Parrish complete a test on the Dr. M. Garrett farm producing forty eight barrels in the first twenty four hours after drilling into the Gordon sand pay.
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Folsom
Vesper Oil Company
W. L. Perry
Wallace
Groves and Parrish
Dr. M. Garrett
Local Visitors Report From Weston Morgantown and Beyond
A string of residents and visitors are noted in city records including Ding Young from Weston on a business visit Ea M Heenen of Morgantown and others from Weston Burnaville Olive New Milton and Interstate visiting on business or leisure. Notables include Judge Charles W Lynch returning from Charleston and Mrs Margaret Snider traveling from Fairmont with a weekend visit.
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Ding Young
Weston
Ea M. Heenen
Morgantown
Yistor
F .Dt
R. J. Nutter
New Milton
W.E. Ayer
Burnaville
David W. Kemper
Olive
Clark White
B. I. Hudkins
Big Isaac
W. W. Dittman
Pittsburg
Wellernon D. Bassel
Charles W. Lynch
State Supreme Court
Charleston
Eugenia Young
Buckhannon
Agnes Hood
Margaret Snider Ened
Fairmont
Samuel R Bentley
Fleming H. Holden
Cleveland
J. B. Smith Jr
Jean
Indianapolis
Ind
J. N. Frisbee
United States Army Service
Durbin
Elkins
Katherine Burns
Parkers- ‘Pure
Florence Jackson
Albert
W. Rapp
Susan) Haymond
M. S Jvis
Mt. Lake Park
Man Arrests and Fines Follow Police Court Session
Three men work on the cremary road after three day sentences for drunkenness imposed by Mayor Will H. Cole at Sunday's police court session. Three others paid $3 fines plus costs and were released.
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Cremarry Road
Will H. Cole
Child Beheaded by Train Near Chiefton
Two year old Leorenna Potts, daughter of Mrs Jane Potts, was killed Saturday night near Chiefton when struck by a train. The mother, who runs a boarding house at Chiefton, witnessed the fatal spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Leorenna Potts
Jnne Potts
Chiefton
Seral Miles
Funeral for Grada Andona at Holy Cross Cemetery
Services were held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the family in New Chieftian for Grada Andona one year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Andona. The burial followed in Holy Cross cemetery after a stomach illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grada Andona
Joseph Andona
New Chieftian
Holy Cross
New License Year Amid Prohibition Amendment Debate
The upcoming license year begins tomorrow as liquor licenses face one final issue before the state constitution prohibition amendment is repealed by a people’s vote. The last licenses may be issued until the amendment is repealed.
Unknown man killed by freight train in Rowlesbore hospital attack
In Fairmont on June 30 an unidentified Black man was struck by a freight train at Rowlesbore and died at the hospital. Frank McDefit, 19, perished in Solon mines at Chiefton. his body was moved to Glover's Gap for burial today.
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Fairmont
Rowlesbore
Frank McDefit
Solon
Chiefton
Glover's Gap
Editor Charles Darlington Sells Webster Echo to Bruffey and Morton
Webster Springs, June 30. Charles P. Darlington, former Enterprise editor and longtime owner of the Webster Echo, has sold the paper to H. H. Bruffey and George R. Morton. Darlington, in poor health, plans to relocate to Florida.
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Webster Springs
Charles P. Darlington
Enterprise
Webster _ Echo
H. H. Bruffey
George R Morton
Darlington
Florida
For Sale Dining room set and brass bound tables
FOR SALE Dining room set and library table in Early English almost new. 2 velvet Brussels rugs 9x12 feet. one stove. Call Bell phone 731-K. LOST Hinch of keys with name Chas I Fisher on ring. Finder may keep at Telegram 1. FOR RENT Two neatly furnished rooms for light housekeeping with bath and telephone. Apply 115 West Poplar Street.
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Call Bell
Chas
I. Fisher
Telegram message drives city store to push today
A local shop races to deliver an urgent Telegram message to residents, stressing its importance and urging readers to act today. The piece highlights the store’s effort to ensure the message reaches the public promptly.
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Virginia Duncan
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Fred P. Miller
Ghas
Klein
Webster Echo
Union Nat'! Bank
Clarksburg
Mes and Boys
James A
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Black
James A. Bannis
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Oxfords
Highland Bros. & Gore
Elusive Shoe Fitt
Third St
Swift Sprcific Co
Swift Ride
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West Virginia
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H. B. Bridgeman
Elk Bridge Bridge
Glen Elk
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