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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
7
A fragmented directory lists offices and rooms across multiple floors. Entries include Coal Co, Insurance Co, construction firms, legal services, and various suppliers with room numbers and floor designations. Strong entities include West Coal Oil and Gas, Mutual Life Insurance Co, Central Life Insurance Co, and B E Osborn.
Cleaning the refrigerator requires removing crumbs and wiping spills immediately. Take out shelves and scrub waste pipes with soapy Gold Dust solution. Clean the drip pan and area, then rinse and dry. Let the Gold Dust Twins handle the dirt.
An ad extols Mothers Tela as a private external application to influence the future infant. It claims benefits for muscles ligaments and tendons and surrounding health, urging expectant mothers to use Stathers Friend from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia, with a doctor noted in the copy.
The note advises readers to watch the paper for Pittsburgh trip dates. It mentions travel plans but provides minimal details and no specific names or schedules.
Major G. W. Ruthers visited the local recruiting station on Monday evening and accepted two recruits for the United States army. Steven Timko joins coast artillery and Victor Finharty cavalry service. They left Tuesday morning for Columbus barracks to be assigned. The post seeks men for all branches of the service.
Reports from Bridgeport to Bristol note mumps and measles spreading, local visits and shopping, and a Salem High Senior class program at the college auditorium. The Salem Fork road bridge fills prompt temporary closure, baptisms at Bristol church, and a health outlook amid frost damage to fruit crops.
Bordon Sand of Rock Camp run in Sardis district shows a twenty five barrel producer on the J T Inham farm. Cam ridge Oil and Gas Company drilled a test on the John Bowman farm in Buffal township Brooke county with a fifteen barrel output. Corrin and Strothers begin a test on the W H Corrin farm in Tenmiles district and the Philadelphia Company is due in the Sand at the G S Despard farm.
Referee W Frank Stout ordered a re sale of the old Skinner's tavern property in Fairmont after objections and an appeal to Judge Alston G Dayton. The Saturday ruling by the judge confirmed the referee's order in all respects. The last sale saw the property bid to $85 000, and the re sale will proceed at once.
Ad promotes Newbro s Herpicide claiming it keeps scalp clean prevents dandruff and reduces hair loss to encourage natural growth. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and offers sample requests via mail with barber shop and agent availability.
An early 20th century ad promotes Rheuma as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims rapid relief and urges customers to start today with a 50 cent bottle, offering money back if not satisfied. The Rheuma Co announces mail orders from Buffalo, N.Y. and emphasizes kidney liver and blood effects.
A testimonial from William Orvis of Clare Michigan proclaims a cholera and diarrhoea remedy as the best medicine in the world. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Notice states Thomas W. Burke filed May 20 1913 with Clarksburg WV City Clerk an application for a franchise to gather haul from residences hotels restaurants stores and offices within the city limits. He will appear before the City Council at the second regular meeting on the third Friday of June 1933 for public notice as required by law.
A fragmented line suggests a public call encouraging people to seek work as employers express strong need for labor. The tone hints at earnest recruiters looking for willing applicants. No clear names or dates are legible.
Public sale of a diamond ring at 1 PM on Saturday, 21 1913, at the front door of Harrison County Court House West Virginia for cash. The ring, previously owned by Livya Dull and W. B. Emel, was sold to the seller by Rachel N. Fresland and may be examined at Taney Harrison Gottpee Clarksburg office on and after the 26th. George A. Nuzum Bridgeport West Virginia RF De
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