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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
6
A testimonial from Mrs Jessie Ola describes relief from fatigue headaches and faintness after taking Cardui, claiming she could perform chores again and feel restored, urging other women to try the tonic for suffering from womanly troubles.
An unclear OCR snippet references BuieMty, Amy, and Mother’s Day themes with scattered names and prices. The text is partially garbled, but hints at a local or personal notice style item and a monetary figure around $1.09. No clear event or outcome is established.
The Clarkesburg Common Council approved an ordinance to secure public passage on streets sidewalks and grounds and to regulate public meetings and parades within the city. It requires written permits signed by the mayor and police chief to hold such events and imposes fines from one to twenty dollars with up to thirty days imprisonment for nonpayment or violation.
Salem office sets Sunday mail delivery from 4 to 6 pm and will dispatch mail on trains No 12 and 55. A first monthly report from Superintendent G W Hogg shows low grades despite record enrollment. many students fall behind and few excel. Sunshine Temple No 21 Pythian Sisters plan an oyster supper October 14 at Odd Fellows hall. Rally Day slated for Methodist Episcopal Sunday school with each class presenting its program. Local progressives attended Victor Murdoch event in Clarkshire. Article highlights diversified farming via sorghum and nitre cane molasses price up to 1.50 per gallon. half acre can yield over 75 gallons, suggesting net profits of about 100 dollars per acre for farmers.
Shinneton residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on recent movements. William Gwiget, Elizabeth Shinn, Brady Malone, and Mrs. Morgan appear among others visiting relatives or handling business. Ex Governor Fleming attended John Fleming's funeral at the Methodist Protestant church.
Charleston reports a miner, Bradley, was killed at the Cherokee mine of the Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Company near Rayford. His widow and two children face monthly support from the state and federal compensation plan once papers align. The widow would receive $80 monthly after filing, with funeral costs covered, while Bradley’s wife and children previously faced reduced aid.
The circuit court convened Saturday with Judge Gill presiding as several cases were decreed or ordered. Decrees issued in Bartlett vs Booth and Edith D Miller vs Arthur J Bier. An annual report was filed by Commissioner W M Conaway. An answer was entered in Amon Duquesne Oil Company vs Rhoda Ayong et al. Photographer noted at Second Street Gore Building.
Incomplete OCR item mentions Virginia Shella and Veoretion of Ralibar A. damos. Readable fragments indicate an official notice or legal matter with entities Virginia Shella and Ralibar A. damos. Details and actions are not fully recoverable from the available text.
An advert claims a pleasant purgative effect from Chamberlain's medicine described as athlete friendly. The text pushes ease of use and side benefits, noting refreshing relief and quick action as selling points.
Advertises boys clothing including blue serge suits fully lined with box pleats and pockets priced at five dollars. Other suits priced seven fifty eight fifty and more. Reefers in shepherd check and navy styles priced around five dollars.
Advertises men's furnishings including Ruff Neck Worsted Sweaters in dark Oxford Navy in all sizes for 3.50, Real Amoskeag flannel pajamas trimmed with frogs for 1.00, and Union Suits in heavy natural worsted with improved closed crotch for 2.00.
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