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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
10
Stomach Liver and Tatestt Patra Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges relief from stomach and liver issues using a remedy named Tatestt Patra. It claims benefit for digestive distress and general well being, presenting as a health option in a historical newspaper page.
Curtain sale prices on lace and scrim fabrics
A local ad lists B B and company curtains with multiple fabrics and prices. Lace curtains in white cream or Arabian colors at 1.00 per pair and 2.50 per pair for certain loom laces. Real Renaissance imported curtains priced at 37.00 per pair. Scrim curtains white cream or Arabian insertions and edged options from 18 to 25 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Nottingham
Linen Fabric List with Widths and Prices
A catalog style entry lists wash goods including White Dress Linens 43 inches wide at 0c per yard, Side Bordered Crepes tan or riac 40 inches wide at 40c per yard, and Voiles with neat stripes Filack in tan or grey on white 27 inches wide at 15c per yard.
Health a Factor in Success and Advertisements
Health is linked to success with claims that regular bowels prevent sickness. The passage praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation relief, appetite, and digestion. The ad segment ends noting visitors Anne Shackwood of Washington and John J. Davis with Mary Musgrave returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sil
Anne Shackwood
Washington
Aera
John J. Davis
Mias
Mary Musgrave
Funeral of Mrs Mary Catherine Horner in Parkersburg
The funeral was held Tuesday in Parkersburg where Mary Catherine Horner died Sunday after ten years as an invalid following the death of her eldest daughter. Born January 30 1856 at Laurel Mills VA she lived in Pruntytown Moundsville and married James Y Horner in 1878. Survived by husband two children Charles and Mary and sisters Mrs C N Chaddock Mrs A R McMurray Mrs C E Brown and brother George W Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Horner
Parkersburg
Mrs. Horier
Laurel Mills
Pruntytown
Moundsville
James Y. Horner
Charles
Mary Horner
C. N. Chaddock
Grafton
A. R McMurray
C. E. Brown
Shadyside
George W. Webster
Claysville
Major degrees exemplified by Elkins Knights of Columbus
In Elkins Sunday afternoon Elkins Council No. 602 Knights of Columbus exemplified major degrees to 35 candidates with elatorate speeches at a banquet by local and visiting members. State Deputy Farrell assisted by William Lavalier and staff of Grafton directed the degree work as 20 members from Clarksburg council attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Elkins Council
Knights of Columbus
Elkins
State Depuy
R H.farrell
William Lavalier
Grafton
The
Clarks
Whdere
John Goushiin
S. G Noland
P. F Donneliy
Tierney
PF. Dargon
P. ‘V. Dolan
Representative and Avis Clash Over Underwood Tariff Amendment
In the House Captain Avis proposed amending the Underwood tariff bill to remove coal and coke from the free list and impose duties of forty, fifteen, and twenty percent respectively. The plan aimed to shield the state’s principal industry but was voted down as Democrats opposed changes. Grace Garee from Washington visits Mrs Smith in North Cheatnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma
B Avis
Grace Garee
Washington, D. C
Mrs .B. Smith
Cheatnut Street
Empire Building Directory Snapshot
Directory listing shows tenants and offices in the Empire Building including Alexander Brokerage Co, Consolidation Coal Co, Osborn offices, Prudential Life Insurance, International Life Insurance, Clarksburg Telegram Co, and various room numbers across second to fifth floors. Names and floor allocations suggest a multi-tenant address directory from a historic office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Elliott Northcott Seeks Return as Venezuelan Minister
Elliott Northcott, American minister to Vene zuela, plans to return to the United States by the end of August. He hopes his successor may be a West Virginian, with Senator Chilton backing John Dice of Lewisburg for the post. Northcott aims to obtain a sixty day leave before departure so he can be home by July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dares Main Washingto
Elliott Northcott
Venezuela
Semator Chilton
John Dice
Lewisburg
Hughes Health Rumors Signal Possible Congress Break
Washington dispatch reports discouraging rumors about Congressman Hughes health from a New York resort where he rests for a cure. He appeared robust to bystanders, yet friends fear a lengthy absence from Congress after a prior breakdown forced him to seek a climate thought to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serecia
Washington
Hughes
New York
Burglaries near Mt Clare prompt bloodhound search
Burglars carried out two break ins near Mt Clare Sunday night. Bloodhounds followed traces to Byron station and into a coal mine before losing the scent, with suspects possibly boarding a train or street car. At F. J. Cunningham’s home they stole 125 dollars from a coat, wine and milk from the cellar, and at John Wine’s home they took 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Clare
Byron
F. J. Cunningham
John
Marshall Appointed for Morgantown Memorial Parade
May 6. Hott man Post of the Grand Army of the Republic plans another mammoth Memorial Day celebration in Morgantown appoints Col. Williams as grand marshal and Cramer as parade grand marshal with W. H. Hall as assistant marshal for the street pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Hottman
Grand Army of the Republic
Col. Williams. Cramer
W. H. iHiall
Berkeley County Man of Prominence Dies in Martinsburg
Reuben W. Small, longtime Berkeley County contractor and farmer and Confederate veteran, dies at his Martinsburg home at age 76. He served in Company E, Second Virginia Infantry, part of the Stonewall brigade. Survived by his widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Reuben W. Small
Berkeley County
Virginia Regiment of Infantry
Veteran Dead in FAMAMONT Civil War Veteran Dies at 69
Andrew Jones a prominent First ward resident and Civil War veteran died of pneumonia at the age of 69 in FAMAMONT. He lived a long life of community service and was admired by neighbors and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famamont
Andrew Jones
First Ward
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United States
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Bourne
Cass
Slayz
Boggs & Buhl
Pittsburgh
Avis
West Virginia
iEmpire
Alexander Brokerage Co
J. EL Henderson
Fom
Consolidation Coal Co
Teitsens” Loan Co
RG Dun & Co
Scom
Empire Sigs Co
Omce
Iss
Seulah W. Morgan
Pr. R Kh. Osborn
Soom
Public i Stenographer
Zoom
Cc. A. Osborn
Rick Mountain Coal Co
Fico
Tumbarg Provision & Packing Co
Fourth Foc
Room
E. A. bin
Clarksburg Telegram Co., Printers and Publishers
Holmboe
Harrison County Medical Society
Ufe Insurance Os
Ss. M ‘Mason
Nefl Lohm Attorneys-at-Law
Newman
Owens Bridge Co
Morrow
Star, Rig, Reel & Supply Co
Ofana
Sperry & Sperry, Attorneys-at-Law
Olandus West
Hi. Taylor
H. RK. Wilson
AK Thorn & Co
Ronds
R. D. Rumbough
Denti
Arpocinion
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Tewis M. Luton
Mutual Base Tra. Co
Marshall
St. Claresburg
J. H. Paugh
N. Third ST
L. Bell
Clarksburg Furniture Co
West Malm Street
BELL
R. Nome
Holmboe & Lafferty Architects
Empire Bldg
Clarksburg
H.p.martin
Moore Building
Hourth Street
Geo. H.berry
John C. Berry
Admi
Geo. H. Berry
Empire National Bank
Main and
Fourth Sts Capital
W. VA
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