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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
An old time medical ad touts a patent remedy claiming to purify blood and restore energy. It appeals to readers with fatigue and poor vitality, promising rapid relief and urging readers to request free literature from The Aunt Specific Co. at 127 Swift Avenue, Georgia.
An advertisement touts Natures Own Catarrh Remedy Hyomel from Australian eucalyptus sources. It claims the product cures catarrh and colds by breathing its fumes, offered for $1.00 with a 50 cent extra can and a guarantee.
Fragmentary text describes a dubious tablet product claimed to affect the liver and illness. Names and details are garbled, with references to Dr Edwards and a “table compound” that allegedly treats fever and disease but lack coherent medical context or verified evidence.
The Scholastics face Fairmont Young Men’s Christian Association in a deciding midweek showdown. If the locals win at the Armory, they claim the title. Wesleyan refuses to play. Buckhannon efforts to lure the opposition fail.
Police probe a Pikeville incident where Fiddler was found dead beside a Baltimore and Ohio track east of Huntington. Investigators suggest robbery and foul play with a crushed skull and scattered body parts. Letters from a Kiwanis girl may explain the motive.
Sales pitch proclaims Parisian Sage by E Welle Haymaker Co cures hair loss and turns unattractive hair into luxurious radiant hair in short time. The ad claims druggists nationwide carry the product at 50 cents a bottle.
The head camp of Woodmen for the World of West Virginia Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia will hold its next biennial meeting in Fairmont on the third Tuesday in March 1915. The decision was made at the convention in Parkersburg this week. Attendees included Flix O Sutton J B Adams C Mi Ernst J H Halsey Jesse Stealey and J W Kestey who just returned from Parkersburg.
An HS dance titled An Eika will be held at the Elks home on Thursday night April 3 with Gadense orchestra providing music. A bread and cake sale is planned by the Eastern Star ladies Saturday morning at Miss Bolle Maxwell's dairy, 180 West Main Street. Also a dance for Eagles is announced at the Eagles hall Tuesday night with invitation to Eagles and their ladies.
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