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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
4
A reader from Patten Mills NCY recalls how Chamberlains Pain Balm eased a severe rheumatic attack after a friend lent funds for a bottle. The letter notes the product's effectiveness and urges keeping it in the home for quick relief.
Anthony Li Gaughan plans alterations inside the Oak silicon building to convert the Nugget selon menu and add billiard and pool tables. The project aims to open a combined pool hall with a saloon and is described as a complete outfit.
Menire workers begin tearing the old structures on the Houghner property recently bought by Messrs Sherman Dellin and Virgil To. Uechland. The old house had not been removed after a smallpox incident years ago and will be demolished for safety. later the site will be used for business purposes. Also mention of a new supply of condensed exniies at C D Staras & Co. storefront.
Personal items detail residents visiting relatives and relocating. Maena Patel of Brat patel in Newmietiraville and oil dealer in Lands is staying with relatives. Hugh Totter of Sistoreville visits. Others move, work changes noted including Geore Darkeon at Lemp iteyan, Prem Jackson to Folcom, and Edward Wyllen on a new site.
Magistrate Samuel W. Gordon of Coal district issues a felony warrant against Mary Kupfner living near the Tunnel east of the city. Constable to serve the warrant as Aivlin Stafford returns from Gratton after a brief visit.
A local plan outlines cutting rails for a tract as part of a bridge project. The Willwore & Chin company allocates funds and sets a timetable for the bridge work and traffic handling during construction.
Local notices report Abert Miles warning of a temporary garbage wagon in operation tomorrow. Telegraph operators of the Monconga division plan a meeting Wednesday afternoon at Glen Hall. Judge Xo presides as Protetive Order hosts a related event on Third Street tonight. J A Gatledge of Verbena Alabama hospitalized after severe piles with 24 tumors. Tucklen’s Arnica Salve aids recovery and pain relief.
A faded advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills, citing patient testimonials from local readers like Jolson and Jackson. It claims relief from back and loin pain, urges purchase at Wells & Haymaker's drug store, and notes a 40 cent price with Buffalo, N Y as the distributor.
A brief note outlines translation offerings between English and Spanish, French, and Italian. It lists learning focus and practice directions for learners seeking bilingual skills in these languages.
A garbled ad sheet promotes property locations in Terrapin Parks and Lynels with claims of easy payments and no interest. It touts sale dates near Belington and Clarksburg, warns of increasing demand, and lists merchants selling beer, window shades, wallpaper, periodicals, and art glass in Clarksburg and nearby towns.
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