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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
3
At Fourth Street location Vox bull alleys, prizes awarded for Indy with highest score, including a galaxy bowl and cash. First prize was $4.00, second $1.00. Dean's Regulats advertised bowel regulation products in a nearby note. B Krause, 305 Walnut, fans, Pa.
A testimonial style ad claims Domn's Ointment cures skin itching, piles, and eczema with quick relief. It touts availability at drug stores and includes multiple names and addresses as endorsements, urging readers to try the product for chronic stomach issues and related ailments.
A fragmentary listing from a West Virginia notebook highlights school topics and papers. It mentions prominent figures and topics in state affairs, including Lincoln’s attitude toward a new state, people like Hon. John A. Bibehim, and notes on farming, industry, roads, and the public schools library collection.
Hon. Edward W. Mills of Fairmont, late Prohibition nominee for West Virginia governor, visited last evening and praised his party's vote. He announced a temperance speaker would visit within three weeks to lead a strong prohibition campaign.
In a Kansas City Times snippet Wertz senior asks Wertz junior to wind the clock every morning after a tense morning exchange. The heir appears fatigued, offering little explanation as the family continues a weary conversation about the clock and Wakeful sleep.
A probate case recounts the misfortune in Orford township where a father and mother perished in sorrow. The mother’s mental illness led to commitment. within days the father died, leaving four children homeless and orphaned. The youngest babe was carried by a trustee. John was later taken by relatives and wandered Clarkeburg.
The Rev. Samuel Mandel of Mariana City is in town to organize and obtain a charter for the United Hebrew Benevolent Association. The organization aims to establish a regular house of worship here with a charter soon to be issued by the Secretary of State.
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