Pittsburg Visitors Shortened in Clarksburg Trade Tour
The Clarksburg business community protested a two hour stop by Pittsburg visitors as part of a trade promotion. They criticized the schedule and noted West Virginia towns like Fairmont Parkersburg and Gratton drew longer looks, arguing the brief visit offered little practical benefit to local industry and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Virginia
Clarkeburg
Pitteburgers
Ure
Pitts
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Parkersburg
Gratton
West Virginia
Wade Amviero
Itin- Grary
Whd
Althor Jarksburgers
Pittsburgers
Glarksburgers
Clarkstoirg
Com
Climate as a Healer in Disease Treatment Explored
The article discusses how climate factors like altitude air and ocean air affect health. It cites European physiologists Professors Zuntz and Durig noting interest in how high altitudes influence the human body and related therapeutic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuntz
Erin
Durig
Vienna
Observations on Climate and Health Benefits
The article discusses the uncertain impact of climate on physiology and health. It notes mixed outcomes from sunlit and warm resort climates, with no decisive bodily changes proven, yet acknowledges some perceived invigorating effects despite unclear mechanisms.
Typhoid and flood link in early Mississippi Valley history
The text discusses the 1807 flood in the Mississippi Valley and subsequent typhoid epidemics linked to polluted water. It notes a theory blaming typhoid on water pollution, and later attributes typhoid to the housefly in 1808 military camps, with warnings that future sickness could rise if conditions repeat. The army expects to manage the situation, improving camps and safeguarding potable water as floods subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Span
Misalsalpi
Dangers of Spitting in Public Health Notice
North Carolina State Card of Health warns that 95 percent of consumption risk comes from careless spitting coughing and sneezing. Spit can carry deadly germs from consumptives and healthy people alike, with invisible droplets lingering in air and settling on food and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Volcanic Origins of Cascade Range and Mount Mazama
The text describes the Cascade range formation from tectonic forces lifting the crust and the rise of volcanic centers such as Hood and Rainier, with Mount Mazama and Mount Scott shaping the region. It highlights Crater Lake’s rim, its cliffs, and the lake’s colors, plus a non technical overview of the formation and an illustrated, accessible publication on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itandé
Lake Thail
Cascade Ranges
Cascade Range
Oregon
Cavende Range
Rainier
Magama
Hood
Mount Mazama
Scott
Wrater Lake
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
Fragmented Fragment on Political Reform and Judicial Change
The text discusses reforms to postal, currency, and panics prevention, plus industrial sanctions studies and living standards research. It questions whether the Republican party should push radical recalls, warns of Republican decay, and argues judicial reform hinges on procedure, not judge character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Denny
Republican Party
Laying Tens Washington Crop Report on US Egg Stats
The Crop Reporter for May presents 1909 U S egg production at 1 594 million dozen valued at 908 689 000 equal to 19 3 per dozen and notes domestic production nearly equals consumption with an average of 207 eggs per nation per year. It cites hens average 100 eggs a year and calls for improved laying practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
United States
Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Benefit
An advertisement touts Semibro’s Herpicide as the cure for dandruff and hair loss, claiming it softens hair and restores life. It offers 50 cent and one dollar sizes, guarantees refunds, and directs readers to Keel Warber shops with a sample offer by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semibro
Newhro
Keel Warber
Herpieide Co
Dent
Detroit
Mich
Herpieide
Chamberlains Lough Remedy Praised For Cough Relief
An American product story touts Chamberlains Lough as a remedy for coughs and colds. It claims rising sales and testimonials from people who report relief for themselves and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s Lough
Peryone
Wheat crop in West Virginia looks strong in early May report
The May condition ratings from the Crop Reporter show West Virginia wheat at 90 percent of full yield, rye at 92, and hay at 89, all above last year and near or above ten year averages. Spring pasture improves, and stored hay totals fall to 16,000 tons from 49,000 last year and 76,000 ten year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabhington
West Virginia
Krop
Department of Agriculture
Statewide teacher certificate results show gains
Charleston May 2 The department of schools has compiled a stat of those who secured certificates and the number of first second and third grade holders in each county from the uniform examination held two months ago. The total applicants 1190 include 812 first grade 202 second grade 42 third grade plus about 100 renewals not included in these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Department of Schools
Itr
Wlal
Man Deported Over Unpaid Fine After Street Drunkenness
A man fined eight dollars for drunkenness in police court before Mayor Wfrank R. Moore was ordered to leave the city for nonpayment, with deportation executed in default of the amount.
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Wfrank R. Moore
Harrison County Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the Harrison County Bank annual meeting for election of directors and other business. The communication outlines the purpose and authority of the gathering and the expected formal actions to be taken by holders of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Bank
Meeting Notice for June Eleventh at West Virginia Bank
Notice dated May 11 1942 states a meeting will occur June 11 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the bank office in Lust Creek West Virginia Cushier Nutter Clerk recusant format unknown. formal notice for a bank meeting remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lust Creek
West Virginia
Nutter
Cushier
Nurses Examination Notice in Huntington June 17 1913
The Board of Examiners for Nurses will hold an examination in Huntington West Virginia on June 17 1913 at 9 00 oclock in the Cartegis Library. Dr Geo Lounsdury is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Board of Examiners
Huntington
W. VI
Cartegis
Dn. Geo
Lounsdery
Notice of Trustees Sale in Harrison County West Virginia
Public sale of real estate in Clarksburg Harrison County to satisfy two deeds of trust securing promissory notes. Property includes two story brick dwelling and a two story apartment house at the intersection of Sycamore and Locust streets with frontage of eighty feet and about one hundred thirty four feet on Locust. Sale by trustee J. John Bassel on May 10 1912 with terms of payment one third cash and two equal notes over two years. continued dates noted through 1918.
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John Basdoh
Ella P. Thompson
Tharles F. Thompson
Merk
Harrison Gounty
Wee
Virginia
Tm Trust
Ees
Noten
Lownews Savings & Truat Company
Exnignos
Ald Hegndlebie Promissory Nowy
J. John Bassel
Truvtco. Wilt
Harrison County
Renl Eatate
Tolny
Clarks City
Virgsinia
Sycamore
Locust
Mare Street
Tom Tass
Joun Harsh
Ahovs
Waime
Joun Basael
Sam
Ton Tabael
Trimeg ‘Ming
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Senate
Staclf
Nicaragua
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Watts-Lamberd Co. En
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Salem
Axminster Rugs
Axminster
W. Main ST
Home Fur. Co
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Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust. Co
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