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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement touts a soothing eczema remedy promising rapid relief and a money back guarantee. It urges readers to visit Wells & Haymaker Drugists for a first dollar bottle and notes the product is associated with D.D. and D.DLD branding, claiming the soap keeps pores healthy and offers a trial.
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn at Boston and VBMAdelphia at New York with several games postponed due to rain. Today Cleveland visits Detroit while Boston plays Washington and New York trips Philadelphia. Tomorrow New York visits Philadelphia and Chicago travels to Detroit with St Louis at Cleveland.
The monthly financial statement from the auditor shows totals including the Irreducibles School fund crediting 1,949,077. It lists 163,08617 for the workers family compensation fund and 412,100.40 for the general school fund among others.
The three suspects were held for the next criminal term after allegedly robbing a store of stock including clothing and lamps. Police recovered items and linked the trio to the burglary, with warrants issued and a court date set for the updated charges.
Six drunks appeared in the session of police court. Three were remanded to sober up, while the other three were ordered to leave the premises.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a simple cure for kidney aches and bladder disorders. It claims the product cleanses kidneys, improves urine acid balance, and prevents complications, urging adults to take four ounces of Jad in water daily for several days.
An old advertisement touts Dusk soap as pure and white with a guarantee against dirt. It promises to prevent rotting table linens and laundry stains while stressing a favorable frame and multiple rosin additives as reasons for its cleaning power.
The article praises Addie Collins as the premier second baseman and highlights Doyle as a rising star. It notes Collins’s strong arm and baserunning in the 1910 World Series and predicts exciting plays from Doyle and Collins as they face the Giants and Athletics.
The annual meeting of the Moon Oil and Gas Company stockholders was held in Sam. The report was encouraging and directors were told to expand in Harrison and Wetzel counties. Since most stock is at Warrmont, the offices will move there. Officers elected: President G. McWhinder, Vice President F.O. Braifle, Treasurer KR Hrahit, Secretary H. J. Tova, and directors F. E. Nichols Warrmont, H. f Hogg Parkersburg, J. B. Gilbert Gwlom, with other officers present.
Crowds flocked to the Elkins Fair on October 2 as races featured a West Virginia University agricultural exhibit. An aeroplane accident injured seven spectators, while racing details and participants from local stables and riders filled the program.
Sunday School rally slated at the Meth Odst Episcopal Church on Friday evening with A T Arnold secretary of the state Sunday School Association as principal speaker. Public invited.
A brief note describes a woman claiming a decade of youth after care by Lydia and advice from a nurse. The text appears fragmented with several names and terms garbled, but centers on perceived health improvement following treatment and guidance from a caregiver.
An old time ad touts a pine extract cough syrup mix marketed as a remedy with appetite stimulant and laxative claims. It praises Proven popularity in the US and Canada and offers money back satisfaction guarantees.
Clarksburg witnesses testify to kidney troubles cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mr D McMillan of 207 Bridge St Clarksburg W Va reports relief from rheumatic pains and fatigue after using the product. He notes kidneys began acting normally and endorses the remedy. Foster Milling Co sells Doan's in the United States and Canada.
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