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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
25
Mary E. Cheuvront of French Creek, widow of Theodore M. Cheuvront, receives an original pension of 12 dollars per month from December 28, 1914, plus 2 dollars monthly for each of her four minor children, with back pay to the date of her husband's death. The announcement notes related appointments, post office changes, and a West Virginia delegation in Washington.
A committee led by Colonel Edwin Frey and five Captains plans a West Virginia visitors program and a reception honoring the blue-clad boys from the state. Also noted are advances in gasoline and benzol production by Dr. Walter F. Rittman to boost refinery outputs and dye and explosive bases, with cooperation from a New York chemical company.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a fund with contributions and large sums, referencing a United States general in London and customs collectors, with amounts like $20,000 in gold and $1,000 noted, plus a total conscience fund exceeding $500.
A fragment notes a committee led by Judge George W. Atkinson General W W Scott and Col Colin N Livingsor as part of an officers held at the Powhat can event with unspecified further details.
A National Geographic Society bulletin profiles Gallipoli, the fortified Turkish city guarding the Dardanelles and Marmora Sea. It notes its key naval position, modern batteries since 1878, and its role as a barrier on the agean waterway, with bleak streets and limited architecture beyond bazaars and relics.
Welch and Feierton, druggists, announce delivery service to all parts of the city ensuring quick access to medicines and sundries for residents and businesses alike.
A column promotes a remedy named Genuime for rheumatism sold through a "blood Beat" outlet. An enthusiastic user, identified as Smith or Porter, claims long-standing rheumatism relief after starting the treatment, noting immediate improvement and ongoing pain absence.
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