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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
13
Nora Britten of Caldwedo recounts four years of stomach agony with six doctors failing to help. She credits Marr’s Wonderful Remedy with lasting relief for stomach and digestive issues and urges others to try it with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Washington notes describe Weston townsfolk hoping to borrow a cannon for Decoration Day. The old soldier laments lacking a loan, appeals to the Grand Army of the Republic through Weston’s congressman, and notes Uncle Sam has no cannon to spare. Tecoma Park in Washington hosts a Seventh-day Adventist conference with West Virginia representation.
Patient in Summit Point West Virginia recounts 15 years of pain from a womanly disorder. After twelve doses of Cardus she reports full recovery and strong wellbeing. The ad urges other women to try Cardus, claiming five decades of use and directing readers to pharmacists and a 64 page home treatise.
The National Geographic Society describes Riga as a great Baltic port city near Mitau, second to Petrograd in population and industry. German merchants founded it, it became a Hanseatic power, and today its modern development includes rail, factories, and a thriving export economy with cereals flax lumber and machinery as chief trade items.
Nightly services announced for this week at First Presbyterian church have been postponed until the Hamilton tabernacle meetings are rescheduled.
A patriotic religious rally at the Pennsboro fair grounds on May 20 includes amphitheater repairs, songs such as America and All Hail the Power, invocation by Rev. Mr. Rittenhouse, and addresses by Governor HD Harheld. Sunday school and youth classes led by local judges and teachers will gather, with return to the amphitheater for further hymns and the final sermon.
Fragmentary text references wind stone Mercer druggists and stores. readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or location. No verifiable facts present to summarize a specific news item.
The notice describes a church event with Rev. Reid and Dr. Hodges delivering sermons and a simultaneous meeting for men and women. Addresses include Rev. William Asher and songs titled The War of the Cross and God Be with You Till We Meet Again. A mid day collection will defray expenses. no sale or admission, take your dinner with you.
A historical tip recommends coconut oil as a cleaner for hair and scalp, claiming soap damages hair. One or two teaspoons moistened with water cleanse and rinse easily, leaving hair fine and silky. Coconut oil is described as greaseless, inexpensive, and suitable for the whole family.
Armour grape juice is being served and demonstrated throughout the week at the store, offering customers tastings and information on the beverage. Local shoppers can try a sample and learn about its production and uses.
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