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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
12
A dated home cook’s lesson on avoiding monotony by varying meals with new ingredients and desserts. It includes breakfast lunch and dinner menus with sample recipes for tripe fritters and spiced elder desserts, plus tips like lemon juice in drinks to brighten flavor.
A evening social for the Bellview Baraca class hosted by Mr. and Mrs ATE Teichmond on Jas Briday lag honored the Withland Avenue Ht adit EioneapA Samay shu group. Teacher Mr Helchend led discussions on business and social etiquette while Mrs Wehmend assisted with oyster supper and bazaar planning. Proceeds from the bazaar and sale of stock items supported hospital care at Cook Hospital where Mrs Gordon Stvens of Murray arounun was hospitalized.
Numerous brief items detail moves and visits in Dishowe Lant Mon and nearby areas. C F Bradley plans to move his family to the White property on Naomi Street while living on Pennsylvania Avenue, O L Holt having purchased from Mrs Mary Tennant. Mrs Fred Merrised attends Pythian Sisters convention in Clarksburg, traveling from New Jersey. Mrs J W Knapp of Newington, New Jersey, visits her parents at 315 Personal Avenue. A A Fritz of Glovers Gap visits the Carpenter home. Charles Whistler of Morgantown is a Sunday guest of the Wartings on Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs James Carroll visits relatives on Maple Avenue. J W Skiver of Murray Avenue shows improvement after illness. Mrs James Carpenter and children Ivy, Momer and James Try werth spend weekend with her parents. Mrs Elles Keenan of Glovers Gap is also mentioned. Mrs J E Deunlis visits friends at East Park. Rex Jones unable to go out after prolonged illness. Clyde and Mrs Moline return from a week’s visit to Mrs Voling’s parents in Mount Rose. W H Stevens of Naomi Street rebirth from polis to Pennsylvania on business. Mrs EC Scott and little Marmost, relatives of Mr and Mrs Bert Jones on Highlane Avenue, spend Tuesday with relatives.
A testimonial asserts long suffering from biliary and stomach issues ended after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The writer credits the treatment with relief from chronic attacks, claiming it removes mucous and inflammation in the digestive tract and even cures liver and intestinal ailments. The ad promises continued use or refunds at druggists.
Mrs. Clarence's daughter Virginia visits with Mrs. Coleman P near Pittsburgh as sun day events unfold. Thomas McDaniel and Jusie return home after visiting the former's mother, while W. Rutherford writes about Mansington business. Charles Zirkle from Buckhannon takes a new post at B&O in the city. Mrs. D L Toothman of Grant Town visits daughter Mrs. C L Russell on Highland Avenue. Thomas Bearer plans a move from the McGlanie property on Pennsylvania Avenue to Bellview Avenue. Abel returns Monday from Valley Falls after tending farm interests.
A distorted set of notes describe embroidery with rich colors and thread work as a popular craft. It mentions a new religion arising in Japan from the scribblings of an elderly woman who died two years ago in Ayube, Japan.
A tale recalls a dog distributing evening paper notices, with many applicants seeking the fallen animal. The owner lists applicants to ensure fairness. a West Virginian reader admires the writer’s efforts as the column shares reflections on kindness and a dramatic scene from a drama story about love, duty, and a life of wealth.
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