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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
18
Mrs. Nora Britton of Caldwell Ohio attributes her recovery from severe stomach trouble to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after four years of doctors and no relief. She says the remedy relieved distress after meals and gas and she urges others to try it with a money back guarantee.
Palkmont congregation hires the Ney Harry Boehm of Huntingts as a staintn pastor due to growth. Parkersburg public metinol salary rises $200 yearly after two years. Charleston delays annual road days to July 18 19. Huntington to deploy white raincoats used by Detroit police. Pat-kensburg reports Cairo resident Charlow Brooks held for grand jury on charges tied to threats.
Fragmentary ad copy touts early prevention and a throat remedy named Prima Cure. It promotes immediate use to avert larger health issues and claims strong results for sore throats, with references to bottles and pricing hints within the faded text.
A crowded Charleston style dispatch details hearings, tax actions, a fatal shooting, a mayoral welcome, medical association plans, an epidemic, a Gettysburg veteran, election filings, and Middleway lumber work as the region battles industry shifts and labor shortages.
Pasquale Romino of Meadowbrook was rushed to Marmont Moapinl No. 8 after a fall at the site. He wore injuries described as significant with a cool breeze noted as part of the incident details.
A Morganstown notice highlights GEORGE D. RUGT a tin mill worker joining a local chorus. An advertisement touts Nerv Worth nerve and stomach aid with testimonials and a money back guarantee. The piece also markets a five passenger automobile for sale at the Auto Exchange with contact details.
The text reports a shortened Washington to Alaskan government railroad camps route via a Canada through route. Grand Trunk Pacific steamers will operate from Prince Rupert to Wrangell and Skagway with a courier to guide travelers through British Columbia mountains and halibut fisheries. W P Hinton calls this a direct coast to coast link from Maine to Alaska and notes the route's status among natural wonders.
A large feature describes canaries used in mines to detect toxic gas, with George W. Viger noted for rescue work. It highlights oxygen cages, eight minute safety windows, and the danger of sephyriating gas. The piece mentions mine safety advances, irrigation reclamation, and government exhibits showcasing rescue equipment and park service views. It also references prize contests and entertainment plans.
Nearly every woman can improve dull looking hair with a Parisian Sage product and a Sage conditioner. The ad promises stronger hair that stops falling, outlining a money‑back guarantee if expectations aren’t met. It names Wella & Haymaker Company as distributor.
A West Virginia company is producing potash from low waste stems of tobacco plants. The process uses tobacco stems that would otherwise be discarded to create potash for industrial uses, highlighting waste utilization and regional industry innovation.
A caravan of family oriented recreation outlines Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado with golf, trails and scenic drives. The piece promotes lodging options near Estes Park and mentions Ranches hotels and daylight access while inviting readers to send personal details for more information.
A fragment notes the word and appears 46 527 times in the Old Testament 10 084 times and in the New Testament 35 542 times. The text lists total usage across both testaments without broader context.
A reader from Brandon Springs Alabama touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough in babies. The advertisement claims rapid relief and strong success, praising the product and noting easy availability.
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