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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
4
The article outlines Daily Telegram subscription prices and delivery options, with local stands and offices listed. It discusses reader complaints procedures, newspaper distribution improvements, and editorials on street cleanliness, crematory site selection, alumni address invitations, and public paving ordinances.
Officers raided a Morrie speakeasy in Lynesburg arresting proprietor D. M. Morris after a diligent search. He appeared before Squire J. B. Innis at 10 PM, posted 2000 bond, and furnished 600 for court appearance to refrain from reentering bootlegging pending grand jury next week.
Constable Herbert L. Davin planned to arrest Curtis Harvey on a Brownsville warrant for theft of a receipt worth 854 dollars from Edgell. Harvey allegedly took the faded receipt during a settlement and left with Edgell paid. Harvey settled the matter by paying Edgell before arrest. Local residents J. J. Goodwin and Bre J. Chidester noted in report.
An article advocates drinking one to three pints of water before meals to aid digestion, relieve dyspepsia, and improve stomach and bowel function through mechanical washing and stimulation. It cites a Minnesota case of relief after treatment with water and Chamberlain's tablets, plus anecdotes praising water's therapeutic use.
A Naturaliats Sojourn In Bamal ca describes the mist birdslive reptiles called beantitr iguanas. The smallest anolis species swarm the West Indies, entertaining visitors as they leap among trees and even enter houses. When irritated they change to brown, and their brightly colored forms fascinate observers.
A Greenville student, HL P Burbage, long troubled by a persistent cough feared to be early consumption. After trying a nostrum advertised in a local paper, he claims dramatic relief within two bottles, with permanent cure noted after further use. Sold by Geo C Stem and others in nearby towns.
Public notice from Supt Edward J. Doy of Clarksburg West Virginia requires natural and artificial gas companies plumbers and others who have torn up streets to repair the streets at their points within thirty days from the date or the city will undertake the repairs and charge the cost to those responsible.
On easy payments a plot along the Parkerburg and Marietta car line is offered with ten dollars down and five dollars per month. The notice mentions a local plumbing and gas company ready for business in Clarksville and a bank opening for business.
Notice to public states they must not pay J. Fe Doma or Smith Brothers. Walter Ledoman signs as advertising agent for Smith Eros Meat Market. Various ads offer eye ear nose services, hearing aids, spectacles, and radiographs. Also mentions premises on Main Street and Pike Street with products and antiques advertised.
An advertisement promotes Braddocks Pure Barley Malt Whiskey as a superior pure tonic free of fusel oil. It claims medical endorsement and suitability for invalids and sick rooms. Sold at the Family Liquor Store on North Thinkatreel near Deison hotel.
Advertisement for proposals from Clarksburg West Virginia dated April 20 1900s seeking sealed bids by May 5 for fuel lights water ice towels washing etc for fiscal year ending June 30 1900s under Treasury Department oversight Custodian S C Deverm includes note about tax collectors and duties and a local notice about a Fairmont optician Dr Keener visiting drug store next week and tax collection notices from Sheriff TSO Fleming
A hall at Stouts 311 Pike street offers private party use for dancing on multiple weeknights with an eleete piano player. Classes continue Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8 to 9 30 with beginner and advanced sessions.
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