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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
2
Local ad touts Nerv Worth as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and indigestion with endorsements from Fran Gowan and Frank A Bowman. Burke Drug Store promotes the tonic promising a four dollar money back guarantee if no benefit and urges readers to purchase for relief from tiredness and anxiety.
Evangelist A B Wickham spoke to a sizable audience at the Church of Christ on Bridgeport Interurban line Tuesday night. He preached about the seven churches of Asia in Revelation chapters two and three, urged faithful obedience, and linked modern church conduct to biblical examples from Ephesus Smyrna Pergamos Thyatira Sardis Philadelphia and Laodicea.
The Francis Beattie monumental design, submitted by Niehaun, a sculptor from New Ro ad, is chosen for the Star Spangled Banner memorial to be erected in Baltimore. Thirty-four sculptors contributed designs for the project.
An evangelist in Surdix cites biblical passages from Revelation and Corinthians to urge renewed church life, warning against apathy and urging regular Bible reading. Pastor Wickham plans a sermon on The Unpardonable Line as a key event tonight at 7:45, inviting residents to Midway for a climate of faith and prayer.
A garbled ad claims Zemo offers a pure dandruff cure marketed as inexpensive and effective. It references quick relief from itching and mentions related products like shampoos and tonics while touting safety and value.
The Chicago Republican convention nears and support grows for Coleman du Pont for president. The piece argues his rise from day laborer to leadership in major enterprises proves he understands workers and capital, promising a businesslike administration and rational preparedness backed by sound judgment.
Mrs Guilford Dudley of Tonnas pee will speak Friday in support of the pending equal suffrage amendment. She is president of the Tonnewees Equal Suffrage Association and has led in her state. The visit is arranged with the state campaign committee of the Equal Suffrage Association and includes a reception by the local branch. She is described as young, beautiful, and wholly charming and is expected to attract respectful attention.
Genery George P. Harrison of Opelika Alabama was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the Birmingham reunion, succeeding General Beomatt. Mrs Dudley led Nashville suffrage work expanding to 1600 members in three years and will speak in Huntington Wheeling Morgantown Clara Burg next Friday, urging support for the amendment at a 1 PM talk in the Red Cross room of the Masonic temple.
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