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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
7
A promotional note extols Crisco as a butter substitute for cake making. It asserts butter and egg prices push bakers to seek alternatives and claims Crisco yields excellent, moist cakes. It cites several rich Crisco cakes costing twenty five cents or less and notes proof in thousands of homes.
Dr. Scott Parsons of St. qents presented before the Surgical Society of the American Institute of Homeopathy on whether cancer can be cured. He outlined five factors affecting treatment success, noted skin cancers as most curable, and said early operation is best for breast and uterine cancers, with mortality tied to peritonitis and patient factors.
Hats offered at low prices claim to be the best values, with a focus on fashion and selection. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the sale promises notable bargains on millinery items.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland of New York told the American Institute of Homeopathy in Chicago that homeopathic practice shows a far lower mortality rate than other schools. He cited seven million patients under homeopathic care and hospitals with a 4.7 percent mortality, urging stronger organization and public dissemination of these outcomes.
An advertisement promotes Q-Ean Hair Color Restorer for gray or faded hair, claiming easy application with sugar tips and no mess. It promises darkened roots, softer hair, and stops dryness and itching, with a guarantee and a 216 Asin St Clarkstare address. It notes out of town supply by parcel post and urges calls or mail orders.
CHICAGO June 30 The National Society of Physical Therapeutics met for its twenty second annual session with the American Institute of Homelepathy led by President E P Mills of Ogden Utah. He reviewed mechanical and physical measures in disease treatment including sunlight X rays and radium noting both healing potential and dangers of radiation while highlighting the need to study exposure length to avoid nervous system harm. He said sunlight is essential for life though excessive exposure may trigger cancerous activity, and radium opens new avenues for peaceful progress despite uncertain outcomes.
Readable fragments recount a New York dining scene with Madame Lalor at a crowded cashier desk and a brief blurb about a dynamite incident on the Hudson River. The piece weaves in a vigil for publicity, a gun incident, and a tangle of actors, directors, and sculptors amid tabloid sparring and early Broadway chatter.
Teresa Washington reports from June 30 on Dixmude in Flanders once a wealthy merchant port with 30,000 inhabitants. The city’s glory faded after bombardment, theft, and destruction, leaving a 1,200 resident village with grand square and St Nicholas Church scarred by war.
A public noticedated Monday June 5th announces an order recorded in Deed Book No 226 in Harrison County. It involves Beory El Collins and others with deed details and balance of a note or loan recorded by the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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