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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1915
Page
18
A short notice reports Tub Sik shutting Wade Sateen under skirts and related suits at 327 Main Street. The item notes the address and ongoing actions, with no further details available.
Long fragmentary dispatch notes Joseph Johnson of the public service transit bureau urging a school to train subway and elevated guards in station names amid dialect confusion. It also touches on crimes on Third Avenue, Huerta and Mexican exiles in New York, and remarks by George S. Kaufman and John J. McGraw. It closes with road improvements and civic effort in Fairmont and West Virginia, praising good roads and safety reforms.
West Virginia sees a roads movement gain ground with Kanawha and Ohio counties building important roads. Marion, Fairmont, Mannington and nearby districts push for model thoroughfares, inspiring other areas to advance road projects. The effort shows slow momentum but growing local support across the state.
Joan Black commands the Anchor liner Transylvania which has just reached Liverpool with over 500 passengers from New York. He sailed soon after news of the Lusitania torpedoing reached shore, showing no fear of German submarines.
The Swift Specific blood purifier SS.S enters the stomach and reaches the blood quickly to cleanse the circulation. It baths the blood in medicine, aiding skin eruptions and other conditions without harming the system or lodging in joints. Witnesses testify to its power, and it is sold in stores with the Swift Research Company of Atlanta offering directions and order details.
A gale shattered a plate glass window at Dudley's flower store in the Waldo hotel building. The pane, previously cracked, fell into the shop destroying flowers and blowing signs and dust into the street. Replacement cost is about ten dollars. In a separate note, Eva Elia Jay nine months died Sunday night from cholera infantum at her grandparents' home on Hartford Street Broad Oaks. Funeral plans await a relative's arrival from Louisville Kentucky.
Dr Edwards notes Olive Tablets act gently on bowels and liver to purify blood without harmful after effects. The vegetable olive tablet formula, developed after years of practice, is sold in 2c and 30c boxes by druggists.
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