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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
3
Shinnston residents return from Greensburg Pennsylvania relatives visit others in the district. High School opening with large attendance under Prof Gaught. Various locals attend dances, visit kin, and plan moves with Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Smallwood among those noted.
Bridgeport Improvement Association plans a Wednesday evening meeting in the public school auditorium. A fine program is promised, and the public is invited to attend, meet the new teachers, and enjoy the event.
BRISTOL Sept 9 Heavy rains ease drought and revive wheat fields while wells run dry elsewhere. Mrs Quintilus Lynch returns from visit to daughter Mrs Bertha Tate of Cherry Camp. Mr and Mrs Howard Barnes welcome a ten and a half pound baby boy. Jules Matthey family plan ten day visit to Big Isaac. Grace Bod and children visit Will Dennison at West Summit. Southern Oil Co to clean wells 3 and 4 on Wirt Hickman farm after eleven years. Howard Jones and Beatrice spend days in Clarksburg visiting relatives and at the fair. George Ritter visits Clarkburg. Mrs George Grow recovering and out again.
Elbert Hubbard, editor of the Phillie tine, argues most life suffering comes from excess work. He mocks wash-day toil for women and promotes Easy Tasit soap as a quick, easy, clean laundry solution sold at five cents.
A compact early ad outlines causes of stomach trouble such as sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise improper mastication constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable foods. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets and notes availability from all dealers.
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