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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
8
A vintage ad-like snippet promotes Hewitt's Easy Task Soap claiming five decades of usefulness. It suggests men wear peek-a-boo socks due to inferior laundry products used by wives, blaming the men for sock wear. The text references a five cent per cake price and implies a remedy with Hewitt's product.
F. G. hind druggist statex that much appendicitis in Clarkemurg is caused by constipation and gas on the stomach. Treaties claim relief from a single dose of Sumpia buckthorn bark glycerine and others as compounded in Adler, the new German appendicitis remedy.
A parade of visitors and locals is noted in the city Tuesday with names from Sutton Gretton Fair oem Dk and Huntington among others. Residents and guests include Misa J Martin from Wee tom Biner Price from Fair oem Dk and Gegres Miller from Gretton visiting the city. Others such as Miss Anta Smith from Weston Thomas J Kinsley from Lost Creek and C J Culbertson from Huntington transact business or visit relatives.Mrs J C Smith of Wolf Summit and Micah Alfa Smith of Wolf Summit are listed, with several traveling to nearby towns for business or leisure. A number of residents plan trips to Cleveland Philadelphia and Atlantic City while some return from Baltimore and New York.
Mrs Edwards wife of a well known West Milford farmer known as Dock Edwards died Monday night at 7 30 from consumption aged about 50 Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 30 pm at the family home burial followed at the local cemetery Surviving are her husband five sons Waltman Berlman Presley Clarence and another son The article also notes tunnel work near Baltimore Sand Patch with estimates and costs in construction terms.
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