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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
3
Real estate listing notes a vacant lot in Adamston measuring 150 by 165 feet with price set at 1050 dollars. The terse ad lists location and price without additional terms or disclosures.
A meeting of stockholders of the Hardy Company, incorporated under the laws of West Virginia, will be held at 214 Chapel Street, Clarksville, on May 9 at two o'clock. The purpose is to elect a board of directors and transact other lawful business. Names listed include Gussie Bean and several officers.
Chicago and Dayton women report relief from female trouble with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. M R Karsch nick of Chicago credits the remedy for improving headaches and appetite after doctors urged surgery. Mrs. J W Sherrer of Dayton says it saved her from an operation for years of pelvic pain. Letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co promise confidential, woman-to-woman guidance.
The article promotes Mother's Friend as an external application aiding expectant mothers by relaxing muscles easing strain on nerves and tendons reducing nausea and morning sickness. It claims broad national availability and cites forty years of production by Frad Meld Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia with favorable letters supporting its use.
Clarltson May 14 Chief Dart A Henry of the West Virginia Department of Mines praises volunteer miners and mining men for aid after the Hecla No Mine explosion of the New River Collieries Company that claimed 180 lives. He notes governor Hatfield, inspectors, and mine officials coordinated transport, supplies, and recovery efforts with harmoni. The statement credits the mine owners, workers, and public servants for courageous entombment rescue work and expresses gratitude for messages offering help and telecommunication support during the crisis.
James Hardy of Peoria and Miss Sarah Harvie of Canton wed on the church steps as a crowd watched the ceremony. The janitor failed to open the church, forcing the couple to marry outside under uncertain conditions.
Ada Bovey’s music students held a Tuesday recital closing their year. Leander Troxell announced his candidacy for the Republican clerkship, citing his work in the office during the chief clerk’s absence. County road plans progress, a new Catholic church excavation advances, and 100 Baptist church members helped at the parsonage. Hospital rumors surface for Steady Brook, while several local residents visit and illnesses and travel are noted.
Consul General Thomas Simmons reported increasing imports of ewes from Shanghai Ching to the United States. 10,440 casan valued at 42700 in January 1994 and over 27000 casex valued at 124860 in February 1814. Shipments during the year 1913 were valued at 24451, mostly in December, with 1912 dating at 1110.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming it cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and treating the disease inside the body. The copy asserts a regular physician’s formula, produced with blood purifiers, marketed by F. S. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and sold by druggists with price listed.
Hair made beautiful through proper nourishment and care. Parisian Sage, a stylish tonic, claims to revitalize roots, promote growth, and calm itching. Sold by Wells & Haymaker Co and drug or cosmetic counters. aimed at women seeking a youthful, vibrant look.
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