Baby’s Eczema Healed With Revinal and Resinol Ointment
A mother reports in praise of Revinal Soap and Resinol Ointment curing her baby’s eczema. After daily applications across Saturday to Sunday the skin healed with all scabs removed by Monday. The ad promotes free samples from Resinol Dept. 18 M Baltimore and claims Resinol stops itching and is doctor recommended for 18 years.
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Mra
Wm. M. Fletcher
Resinol
Baltimore
Avery Drogget
Telegram ads point to savings on next purchases
A reader notes that while ad savings in the Telegram may not cover all current buys, the same discounts can apply to future purchases, implying ongoing value from following advertised deals.
True Value Linen Toweling and Dresser Scarfs Sale
Local listings offer True B B Polkes Toweling in linen and extra heavy Barnsley Toweling by the yard. Dresser scarfs in torchon lace edge measure 18 by 50 inches. Linen lunch cloths with hand drawn work at 1.50. Lace bed sets for double beds 100 inches at 2.25. Shams 25 cents, Turkish towels with red jacquard borders 15 cents, Huck towels 19 by 38 inches.
Misses Linen Crash Suits and Coats in Telegram Ad
Misses Linen crash suit in Bagdad Linen style with three quarter length coat and tailored skirt priced at 16 50. Misses Linen coats natural style Bagdad Linen short or full length versions priced 10 00 12 50 15 00 and 15 50. Ad urges renting Telegram ads to save on expenses.
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Bagdad
Dangers of Antarctic Crevasses Highlighted by Explorer
The London Chronicle interview with G C Bergecht describes crevasses as hidden, widening dangers in Antarctic ice. Explorers risk sudden drops, detachments, and detours as crevasses radiate from ice shelves. Captain Amundsen and Sir Ernest Shackleton are cited on the peril, with examples of wide and deep crevasses and near-misses at sea edges.
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Reasharows Shaw
Antarctic
Switzerland
G. C. Bergecht
London Chraicle
Antaretic
Amundsen
Captain Scott
Ernest Shackleton
HITTING THE HYPHEN AND ITS ENERGY COSTS
Analyzed essay from the Philadelphia Ledger argues hyphen usage in to day to night to morrow wastes vast energy. It claims 200 million English writers hyphenate daily and estimates billions of ergs saved by removing hyphens.
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Bosineas
Enon
New York
Ponkima Canal
Philadaphin Ledger
Travels of a Comet and Mending Eggs Summary
An 1681 account notes a comet returning roughly every 673 years, its immense tail, and Newton’s insight on orbital motion. It predicts a future return in 2250 and 310 billion miles of travel in 575 years. Also recounted is a practical method to mend cracked eggshells with a small amount of paraffin to hatch healthy chicks.
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Agein
Christ
Julius Ciemr
B. Cott
Imac Newton Heteld
New York
Tress
Rom Karm
Weston Businessman J A Delarr Dies After Illness
The body of J. A. Delarr of Weston died Sunday night in a local hospital after Brights disease. Funeral services were held at his home with burial by the Odd Fellows lodge. He is survived by his wife. The Vesper Oil Co completed a second test on the W L Perry farm with a light pumper. In Wallace district Groves and Parrish finished a test on the A M Garrett farm producing forty eight barrels in the first twenty four hours in the Gordon sand pay.
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J. A. Delarr
Weston
Bright
Odd Fellows Lodge
Folsom
Vesper Oil Company
W. L. Perry
Wallace
Groves and Parrish
Ai. M. Garrett
Local Visitors Text a City During Week
Westin k business visitor Dans Young arrives in the city. Morgantown visitor Earl M Heenen is in town. Dr R J Nutter from New Milton visits Monday. Burnsville businessman W E Ayer in the city. Olive resident David W Kemper was here on business Monday. Weston guest Clark White arrives Monday. Dr B J Hudkins from Big Isaac visits Sunday and Monday. W W Dittman travels to Pittsburg on business. Judge Charles W Lynch of the State supreme court returns from Charleston. Miss Eugenia Young of Buckhannon to visit Miss Agnes Hood this week. Miss Margaret Snider returns from Fairmont. Samuel R Bentley and Fleming H Holden back from Cleveland. Mrs J B Smith Jr and daughter Jean return from Indianapolis trip. Sergeant J N Frisbee returns from canvassing in Durbin and Elkins. Miss Katherine Burns of Parkersburg visits Miss Florence Jackson. returns home. Mrs Albert W Rapp and family, including Mrs Susan Haymond and Mrs M S Jarvis, spend summer at Mt Lake Park Md.
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Dans Young
Westin K
Earl M. Heenen
Morgantown
R. J. Nutter
New Milton
W. E. Ayer
Burnsville
David W. Kemper
Olive
Clark White
Weston
B. J. Hudkins
Big Issac
W. W. Dittman
Pittsburg
Jefferson B. Bassel
Interstate
Charles W. Lynch
State Supreme Court
Cleveland
J. B. Smith Jr
Jean
Indianapolis
Ind
J. N. Frisbee
United States Army Service
Durbin and
Elkins
Katherine Burns
Parkersburg
Florrence Jackson
Albert W. Rapp
Susan Haymond
M. S. Jarvis
Mt. Lake Park
Road crew punished for fines in Sunday police court
Three men were sentenced to three days in default of fines after Sunday morning police court session led by Mayor Will H. Cole. Three other men paid $3 plus costs for similar offenses and were released.
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Will H. Cole
Child Beheaded Near Chiefton Tragedy Shocks Community
Two year old Leorenne Potts, daughter of Mrs. Irene Potts, was killed when struck by a train Saturday night near Chiefton. The child was found by her mother, who runs a boarding house there, at the scene of the accident.
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Fairmont
Leorenne Potts
Irene Potts
Chiefton
Seral Wiles
Burial for Grada Andona at Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral services for Grada Andona one year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Andona of New Chieftian were held at the family home at New Chieftian at 4 PM Sunday. Interment followed in Holy Cross cemetery after a stomach illness lasting Saturday morning.
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Grada Andona
Joseph Andona
New Chieftian
Holy Cross
New License Year Begins Amid Constitutional Amendment Hopes
The state starts a new license year tomorrow. It will be the last year licenses are issued until the prohibition amendment is repealed by a vote of the people. The changes hinge on the outcome of a public referendum.
Fatal railway and mining deaths reported in June
Two men died in separate incidents. An unknown Black man fatally struck by a freight train near Rowlesboro, later dying in hospital. Frank McDefitt, 19, crushed in the Solon mines at Chiefton, his body taken to Glover's Gap for burial.
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Fatrmont
Rowlesbore
Frank McDefitt
Solon
Chiefton
Glover's Gap
Webster Echo Sold to Bruffey and Morton
Charles P. Darlington former editor and longtime owner sells the Webster Echo in Webster Springs to H. H. Bruffey and George R. Morton. Darlington's health has been poor and he plans to move to Florida.
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Webster Springs
Charles P. Darlington
The
Enterprise
Webster Echo
Lat
H. H. Bruffey
George R. Morton
Darlington
Florida
For Sale Dining Room Set and Velvet Brussels Rugs
For sale dining room set and library table in Early English almost new. Also two velvet Brussels rugs 9 by 12 feet and one stove. Call Bell 731. Lost keys with name Chas H Fisher on ring. finder please leave at Telegram office. For rent two nicely furnished rooms with bath and telephone at 125 West Poplar Street.
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Chas. H. Fisher
Gamnm
Blood purifier claims cure for skin diseases
An advertisement touts a product labeled SSS or 5,5, 5, described as a blood purifier that acts in skin tissues causing rapid drying and shedding of eruptions, leading to clear, firm tissue. It urges buying at drug stores and references Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift
Alanta
City store sends urgent Telegram message on Monday
A local shop issues an important Telegram notice urging residents to read a key message delivered early in the week. The communication stresses its significance and asks customers to stay attentive for further details.
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