Real Estate Ad Promises Quick Money By Property Deals
An advertising snippet touts making money in real estate with examples on Cartier Horner Avenue and Seventh. describes vacant lot dimensions 25 by 43 feet and additional rear area. The text emphasizes easy profits and urges reader participation.
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Cartier Horner
Locust Street housing bargain in splendid residence area
Short note advertises a paved Locust Street property in a fine residential section. It mentions a high amount of space with a front and back porch, bath, pantry, and basement. The offer highlights a bargain price and the home's amenities.
Property Ad Promises Extra Value Over Asking Price
An advertisement urges buyers that the property is worth about 500 dollars more than the listed price of 4800. The copy markets the home as a strong value with a bold claim of instant equity for potential purchasers.
Stealey Avenue Five-Room House with Porches for Rent
Five room dwelling on Stealey Avenue featuring bath basement and front and back porches. Includes mice free lot with ample space for a garden and outdoor use. Convenient location and ample yard space.
Old Boban cover building to be torn down in Weston
The old Boban cover building at Second and Center is being torn down to make way for a substantial business block. It sits near the city’s prominent corner and is the property of Mrs Anna Bohan Connell wife of John Connell once tied to James Bohan. The pre Civil War structure, once a dwelling possibly used as hotel or bar, is a local landmark. Graduation week at the high school begins with union religious services and a sermon by Rev Earle A Brooks.
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Weston
Olf
Anna Bohan Connell
John Connell
James Bohan
Earle A. Brooks
Charles Hardyian
John Morrison
el Ralston
Leonard Steele
James Vassir
William Hall
Everett Black
Max Lynch
Harry Vandervort
Matthew Holt
Lawrence Harris
Thomas Lockhart
Lewis Jordan
Frankie Atkin
Agnes Rafferty
Marie Peterson
Margaret Cleary
Oléta Lockhart
Maybelle Rinehart
Pauline Brewster
Katherine Fisher
Amy Crouch
Bernie Been
Theressa Rambsurg
Madge Snyder
Leba Kaplan
Perry G Ment
Recovery Mother Stanislaus Telly Propaganda Letter
A dubious testimonial promotes an herbal remedy labeled the Alterative from Belanau’s company. The text claims dramatic throat and larynx cures, stating long use restored health and invites readers to contact a “Rearing Laboratories” for samples, amid storm of outdated medical claims.
Resinol Ointment and Soap Hidden Skin Relief Ad
Resinol offers ointment and soap that claim to stop itching and heal eczema rashes ringworm and pimples. The ad touts doctor approval and widespread use for over eighteen years with trial sizes and free samples from Dept KK Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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Baltimore
Local political maneuvering and social notices headlined
The article notes potential county court clerk nominations amid party clamor, with Harris and Alfred as key figures. It also describes social events including Walter Steinbeck’s serenade by the Standard Bearers Missionary Society, and mentions families traveling to Washington and awaiting graduation.
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Harris
Democrat
Wief
Alfred
North Weston
Steinbeck
Herbert Hawk
Stradybrook
James P. Cole
Washington
Gertrude
Madison Hall
Cole Hefner
F. W. Hefner
Buena Vista
William E. Hall
Auburn
Harvey Hall
Preemansburg
George M. Hamilton
John
Mitchell
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
J. M. Foster
John S. Turner
Iton River Street
Solid Delegation Exults Over West Virginia Convention
Senator Elkins lauds the Charleston convention as a strong display of Republican unity. He cites Wilson administration failures and predicts Republican gains in upcoming congressional elections. He notes the party’s recuperative power and a renewed pledge to restore prosperity.
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West Virginia
Davis Elkins
Charleston
Wilson
Republican Party
Rheuma Cure Ad Claims Opium Free Relief
A vintage advertisement touts RHEUMA 1 as a natural, narcotic free remedy for rheumatism and impurity cleansing. It claims kidney liver and skin detoxification with no opiates, priced at 50 cents from Wells & Haymaker Co. Credited testimonial from J R Grooker of Columbia South Carolina praising crutch withdrawal after use.
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Wells & Haymaker Co
Twit & Great
J. R. Grooker
Sumter St
Columbia
A Great Mine Shows Large Dividends and Promise
The Blossom mine has paid dividends totaling 2,000,000 dollars and is touted for vast ore reserves and strong earning potential. The report highlights low production costs and optimistic outlook for continued gains.
Upshur County Republicans Back Avis Amid Broad Primary Gains
The Upshur county Republican primary drew over 1400 votes, a record for the party in that county, with praise toward Representative Avis and pledges of support. News from Pocahontas and Fayette suggests party machines and delegates shaping nominations, while Sutherland and Moss appear safely renominated.
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Poshur
Avis
Lipshurts
Upshur
Webster
Fayette
Summers
Pocahontas
Clay Coun Wey
Congress
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