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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
2
The Nus baum label marks these hats as top quality genuine South American Panamas offered at five dollars. The largest hat department in the state promises a wide variety of straw styles, noting these Panamas exceed prices up to eight dollars and emphasize finish and design.
The Grand Army of the Republic and Nathan Gott Cum of the veterans’ office will meet at 1 PM to decorate graves. The camp will also decorate graves at the Masonic Cemetery at 8 PM with a call for all citizens to attend the ceremony.
An advertisement urges readers burdened by excess weight to try a product sold at local stores. It promises rapid fat loss without diet or exercise and claims swift improvements in health and appearance.
An elderly man on Oak Street speaks of gratitude in a personal note about a shopkeeper Burke and a store named Burke's Tris Store. He credits sincere aid from a man marked by positive deeds and asks for continued support using the same local goodwill.
Fragmentary OCR describes policies affecting Native tribes, citizenship, and land transfer, referencing secretary actions, White government control, and disrupted communities. It mentions intergenerational hardship, land loss, and resistance among Sioux and Makota peoples amid frontier strain and settler pressures.
A long, fragmented clipping describes social chatter in Peacock Alley with mentions of Sir Dee and Jolie Tannen among others. It cites a publisher from North Carolina sending a lecherous letter about songs and revived acts, while a leopard tale unfolds involving a titled owner, an English actress, and a failed search for quarters ending with a barn fire.
A garbled historic ad describes a home remedy for skin troubles and itching claiming fast results. It mentions ringworm like conditions and warns that no method is perfect but promotes a topical preparation available through doctors or druggists. It touts a skin restoring effect and health halo from regular use.
The letter notes Socialist party leaders deny endorsing any candidate for governor and discredits Abe Lilly. It accuses Lilly of corporate ties and cites his prior role as attorney general during the disfranchisement law and primary reforms. The piece frames the contest as a clash over labor rights and party endorsements.
An advertisement touts Qean to darken gray hair and prevent loss. It promises a vivid dark, glossy look after regular use, claims no dye, and notes a money back guarantee. Sold for 0c per seven or eight bottle at Woelle Haymeker Co in Clarksburg West Virginia with nationwide delivery.
The Socialist party leaders refuse to vote in the June 6 primary. They oppose the five percent vote requirement and other features of the primary law. They pledge to contest the provisions as un-American, unconstitutional, and undesirable, vowing actions after the June primary.
Mrs F Roberts of dtaan Hun Onto writes of dramatic relief after taking Tantac claiming elimination of indigestion gas and constipation improved appetite sleep and complexion. She praises the medicine and urges others with stomach kidney or liver troubles to try a trial bottle from Farrell's Drug Store and ask for Mr Renfrow.
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