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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
5
A health note emphasizes sleep as the leading factor in well being among nourishment cleanliness happiness work rent and sleep. Authorities urge eight consecutive hours nightly and making up sleep later if needed. The piece asks if readers know many avoid canned foods and canned air with no shudder.
Elizabeth Tucker Miss Tuckey identified as a Cherokee Indian princess and a real delegate to the event, according to the report.
A Progressive convention in Chicago drew ire from society women who spoke against camera men. Oklahoma’s representative denounced her people and Col. Roosevelt amid a flurry of remarks. The incident left minor injuries among party members who helped themselves, aided by Charles B. Snider in a nearby house after the accident. The car was towed to Newcomer garage. the owner refused to identify himself. Miss Arma Bing, visiting Miss Lena Park at East Park, heads to Morgantown from Washington to attend West Virginia University summer session.
A car from Morgantown struck a telephone pole near Edgmont last evening, badly damaging the radiator and frame. Five passengers, two men and three women, were slightly injured. they refused to give correct names, though it is understood the initial names were recorded by authorities.
The narrator reflects on changes sparked by writing to Malcolm Stuart and guiding Alice through tragedy. She recalls Pat confessing deep love and Margie’s evolving feelings for Dick, noting a possible shift in marriage dynamics and emotional priorities. The passage ends with her puzzlement over whether her past certainty about Dick remains justified.
A fire at the Citizens' Lumber Company plant and yards in Parkersburg West Virginia yesterday completely destroyed the facility. The loss is estimated at 20,000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. A large factory district fire was also reported nearby.
A 19th to early 20th century drug ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier that cures indigestion and thin blood. It claims to cleanse impurities via eliminative organs, improve nerves, boost energy, and provide clearer skin with new rich blood, advertising tablet or liquid forms and testimonials from Hinton West Virginia and Clifton Forge Virginia residents.
Picturesque hats showcased in new millinery collections feature Velona trimmed velvet brims Sheer Georgette and lace details. The display emphasizes summer freshness and stylish headwear for the season.
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