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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23

De, NO bas limited Ebeater beute itebt.
Sic erite 8eiie murbe in 6rontne s
@ebanOes angetretell. Sat- n1n1aaD
m 81. glono muBte UNI oie Satfade,
oaB Ser erite MutomobiI : 9eriuh IN
ST. Glono gema6t merbell iollte, mnG
es ga6er mn penige 3uidaner. Serr
|Ieuboorbe iette als Gbouffeur ben Sc
bel in gepegung, 11nb 6ie Gar ieete
lidJ in 8etpegn11g, Die lie Bis our 12.
Apenl1e b%eibebielt. gs lbien ettpaS an
Der Gar nidt ridtig gu iein. Fie SStt=
iaiien oerieIbcn itiegen altS, nm nad6=
auieben uno funoen aus, baB Der Sci
iel nidt gen,,g Bnifer batfe. Sic Der-
ita11oen 11idt, uie Die in1eren 9rgn=
ne manipuliert merben muBten, nm
fir mebr @alier 81 ioree11. sic oreb-
Ten Inn 1l11o fl1bren 5lriid. 9ie Nen-
igfeiten perbreiteter1 ii6 nie miloes
Geuer, nnb 81. @ermainlfraBe mar
e~ingcgren5t NIT neugierigen 3uidal1-
ern tpie a11 einem .3irfustage. Zen
booroe & 9per biloeten bie ga,n5e
lShouItelllung. Mm 8eid,aftsplase
Iernten lie, 1pie @aller III ben &eilel
51 bringen.
gis gum Sabre, 1911 erlitten Die
MutpmobiI M%genturen finan5ieae.
Gerlnlte, ober Der @lallbc an cine beI=
iere Submit belt Senpoorbe BEL bent
@eidafte 5uriid.
ST peroiente genug @eIo in 0em
an Ben Nutomobilen 5ll oeden. Gas
@eidaft mar nibt bcbel1teno genug,
Inn gr6Bere gerluite 5u erleioeu. ssn
1912 iibernabm 9err Ienpooroe sic
6oro-agentur, Die er lett iener. 3eit
beibebielt. BORDEN tpurben Jorog oo1
nn0eren Mgentlren in CT. CLOUD pr-
fault. Ser bintere seiI bes eegen,Ddr=
tigen Serb Mgentur-@ebduoes 5tDei
5tod1perfe bod, tpurbe III 1916 ge4
baut. @eit 1912 bat sic ct. gTo,i6
5oro-ggentur in ibrem TortidriH
nidbt mdgelaiien, 1tnb mdibreno oieien
SSabren iinb 1919 Serb Cars 0urd Sic
9ae1ttltr 5ltr: @erteilu,1g gelar1gt.
6oroion Sractors mur0en ii ct.
gfouo n%erfanft, ieitbem lie ~eritrnaIs III
ben 6oro-9nIagen bergeltel1t ipnroeul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
49, Hutomobile nummcr -
nQBkte$ mt %FngenemNn gepaat duf der StGlud HutpHuJe1ug I'M HrnOy 6ebdl
Gcnpeercc IT pienicr
2lnte<13crf6nfcr fir
Sen 9att5cft Staat.

Cine @eididte bat lire Hiolliere,
10 a1d Die Snouitrie.
@ieIes III in Matchmaker @in-
itdt uber sSnDuitrie 8ioniere geihrie-
ben tpor0en, gar felten aber lieB man
Die Gdtigfeit zines Snouitrie-Gieniers
in ct. @loub our 5pra6e fon1nretL
fiber lit ME cine Garriere, 10 interel=
iant nie Sic bes 5tepban Eenpooroe,
ct. CLOUDS Bionier IN Ser 9ll1tomo=
biI-Ssnouitrie bei6rieben morben.
uStepe" lpie er I'M @e1pobnliden
Don ieinen Jreun0en, 6ie 10 5abIreib,
pie es I'M 5prihnort beiBt, mie Die
Sliegen auf Dem &11noe finb, Derneint
nibt, baB iein LETTER Name r10-40"
lautet. Dies lit feline Mn1pielung auf
feline Sbonbeit. gr lit ltets Dor 1910
our 6ano. Sl1 8irflibfeit bat er ge=
mobnlih cine fur5e Sagesarbeit in Der
Morgenitun0e Doaen0et. nn0 Dor Die
ier Abenoitunbe bat er elmer Mn5abl
leir1er 5reun6e 6emonltriert, mas er
in Bergniigungsitunoen 5n leiiten
Dert1ag.
@err Genpoorbe beba1ptet nidt 5u
ieiner @bre, ser Bionier in St.glouos
Mutomobile sSSn6uitrie az lein. 9ieie
gbre bemlpru6t er ntbt. SSn ben
5agen Dor Der v@orieless Carriage"
liab er ffiid nod Mitteln fir arans-
portation Inn. CT %perfa1fte 3meira=
Ser. sein 3meiraogeidaft uuroe IN
1896 gegriuinoet nn6 er botte ais @e=
|ihaftstei1baber ben q. q 5biellnalln.
Die1es Eeilbabergeidait plroe IN
1899 anfgel0it, na6oem SEER Cen
poor6e Sic erlte u5orieless Garriage@
Sic ie in ct. CLOUD geieben mllroe,
erlnngt bate. Dariiber alrBert lih @r.
Iempoorbe:
Die Woidine mar Elm Dfilmaufeer
|1ampfer. Sic mar Derieben nit elmer
@niolinfodel, I'M Ben &eilel 5n bet
5en nno trug 40 Bfuno 9umpf<
Drnd. Die Meald1i11e nor gor ltarf
beroi9tet. Die gan5e Cur apog nibt
n1ebr als 700 8funo. Sic &aber lpa=
rem % 8on bod unb bate preumo=
tide Shienen. gS lparen einfabe
Eube=Mffairen, 5ueiunoeinbnb 3ol
I'M Durbmener. Dieie ioganannte
Gar murbe 9errn Senpooroe bon Deil=
tpanfee 5ugeianbt, unD na6oe1n lie
bier angefomme1L bette CT cine Inter
reoung nit &orrp 9Der, Der bdmals
Der Mo%ienberger & 3per GroBfabrif=
girmn o%ngeb0rte. 8eioe ltelten Die
Gar 5nlommen uno madten zines ido.
men Modmittags Ben eriten gerin6,
Dos 3meiruogei6dft mar an ct. Ger:
moinitraBe III einem bol5ernen 8eban.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23

8ejnder Ser ct. Glouo Automobil-
N~usiteQung tperben iid jeoen Mben0
Der Nniidt oes groBten Der mooernen
grtinoungen, BEG nbrabtlolen 5ele=
pbons, erfreue1L uno ben 8dlten Der
6anbler miro es mogli6 iein, ben
aon5erten sic tdglih in Der Beiting
bouie anlage in pittsburgh Henn
iDlDanien gegeben neroen, 5u lau
|i1en. Das Merial miro irmitten Der
8nffenbale iid befinoen. Seit $50
den bnben Mmateur Hnbio Spernte1I
re Der 5taot regular &on5erten urD
8orleinngen Die in Hittsburgb gege-
ben tu11rben, beigepobnt, tDietpobl Die
Burden in ibren eigeren 9eiH1aten
perblieben, tpdbren6 iie ben Rrogrom-
men 5l1lauihten. Sic baben bic linz
terbnltungen orabtlos mitgemndt.
Ealentierte @iirlfler limo in ben Som
5erten n1lfgetreten, nnb sic 8orlefun=
gen merben bon befannten Mlttorita-
ten gegeben. Donnerltagabenb aber
miro oem B11bIifnm in 81. gIol1b Die
erite @elegenbeit geboten iein, mlf benz
ornbtlofen Bege fid ben @en1B Der
programme at gonnen, Die i'm fernen
Yittsburgb o1lrdgefiihrt unb Ser Belt
o1r6 Die 2ufttpenen 1no ben orabt-
|loIen Mpparat mitgeteilt tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
Scucr III DichhSfcn.
Ganias Eith RnnIos. 81 Sch.

aatias GitD, &anias, u. Sch.
|Gine Geibe bon giebbiiroen i'm.
Sdladtbals GHtrift bon &anias
|Gitp, ipuroe 5reitog aber,o 0urd 5eu-
er 5erifort;; n1ebrere bun0ert Sdafe
ut,0 5dpei1e %berbran1ter, 6agegett
fonnten 1900 &inoer, sdueine nno
|5dafe IN 5id)erbeit gcbrodt mer0erl.
Scr Sdaoslt miro anf $4,000 &C.
ilbaet. Ser 9etrieb 1T ii feiner 8ei'
heeiafrddtigf iporoen, iDie gea,1t-
te ber @eielidaft mitteilten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
8emsanas 11atntc eeftatftt

&om, II. Sch. - Mus &reilen, DIE
Dem 0atifan iebr nate Iteben, pnroe
an Donneritag in &om mitgeteiH,
6aB Moniignore 8onaana, apoftoli=
19er Delegat in ben Ser. .Stooten,
bon Dem I'M nddblten Monat 5niam=
mentretenoen beiligen @oniHtorium
gum &aroinal ernannt mer6en miro.
gu ieinem Nadfolger in 8aibington
ion Moniignor @ataneo, gegerttpar-
tig upoitoliider Delegat in Mnitra=
lien, a11serfeben fem. IS beiBt, 0oB
insgefammt feds neue &aroindle' err
nanrt meroen iouerL bapo11 5pet fir
Mmerifa, Bag Bis iebt erif 5tpei &ar=
6tndle fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-23
2lmte>A 8 er,parteit
~erfelereitiec Saiieft
In 1922.

0ab sic erlte 81. Glo11b Mutomo:
bil=4uslteuung, Die IN Der 11euen Waf.
fenbale am o., "a. uub 20. Sebrua,
l.attfinbet, cine metropolitan Musitel.
lung Ser 1922 Mobeue Der por5iigli6.
item Garg 51elei6 nit ben neueiten
3useborigfeiten fem miro, miro Dor
ben Mpplifunten fir MuslteuungS.
ralIm porausgeiagt.
Die Muto : Mnslteuung bat I'M
ter Sen San0lern 1pie audi inter 6en1
Golfe, oas Sen MarH fir Notor*@e=
Iubrte beiorgt melt uu0 brett groBen
Anflaag gefunoen. Die enlightenment
Ereiie, Die fir bie fommen6e Gaiion
en9eboten meroen, baben einen @runo
in Dem Mutpmobilbanbel lpadgeru=
fen, Ser iib burd sen erbobten Bor=
perfa1f iiber lebte Suilor1 uer1pirfltbt
bot.
8e1iere doctors, ourd &erbeI1er=
111gen geboben, meroen bon ieoer 3d.
BRIT aus borbergeiagt, uno bic Inter
baltsfoften baben glei9fals Sic Nn=
apeno,tng nel.er Sbeen burh 3eidner
11,t6 Sngenieure perurfabt. Met lang
i6briger Grf abr,ng unb NIT ben CT
perts in ieDer Gabrif, melde Die Wir=
fungen Our9 gerbelierungen an
Stanoar6s sufrie6eniteaen6 aner=
fanrt baben, fat ii6 oas 6effaft ge=
feltigt, mie ME 5ltpor nnO Die
GSabrifanten befinben ii6 IN Der So
&C, AnforDerungen orf mebr Weilen
per Collar gu itenen, Die bon geInn-
ben @runOiGten unterltibt iinb. Sic
3ei6en, mel9e iberau BEN Geilen0en
NIT Ser Mngabe begriiBen, r8obl-
fabr 5eiet lih III mobrer 8eiie I'M
sic @dfe" iinb in oielem aSbre unite
res &errn 1922 DEFENDERS anf Die Mn-
tomobil : Snoulfrie %antpenobar. 9ead
Mnii6t ser Sabrifarten miro 6em
Nadlab ser 8erfdufe in 1921 cine
arobere Na9froge in 1922 nno ben
fonmer6en gaiions folgen, moonrd
Ste Mnanbl ser Gerfdufe pieber nor
mai at 1peroen Derlpridt.
Ser bernunftige Motor=&dufer 1T
beut5utoge fritifder be5igli6 oer9Ser-
tie oIs in persangenen Sabren nno
perIangt oaber 9auerbaftigfeit uno
Sefonomie an eriter 9tel1e, pern er
Elm @efdbrt fir 1922 fauft. anoere
@egenitdnoe, pie 9tpl uno neberflnb
an @eldpinoigfeit ooer aroft miro
bon ibm erit an 5peiter 5teae ertpo=
aeu, menr gleib aae neue Mooeae als
untriigli9 in Ben Sorten nr0 dig
Diitinftipe @egenltanoe beifrieben
tper6en.
Sic Muslteaune miro 3onnerltag-
morqen 10 nbr er0ffnet nno miro bret
snoe on6auern nit Mbidlnb am
somitaqobeno. Cine geringe GIN
trittsgebilbr miro geforoert, I'M ore
Soften Ser Muslteaune 81 oeden; nro
inter BEN angebotenen 8ergniigen 1T
ieoen Mbeno freier Sa15e11 11r'1t1en
Des polierten 6lurs.
Die Auslenunsen Der Hoaolters,
souriiten Cars, go,1pes nno seoars
uperben entlaug Der Bdnoe 81 1eben
lein, 10 oaB Na1.m fir ben @ebral1n
Ser gelu6er, beg Ordeiters lno Der
gan3er ben iibrigen Seil oes5lltrs &C.
niioeno porbanoen iein miro. Die ans-
iteaer uno 0ie a11sgeItellten @ars Der.
peridieoenen Eppen iino mie tolgt:
@runoman 4uto Go1lpanD Googe''
sSuoion.gher @ompanp, S11o1on<
gile5.
genien Osborne Gonpanp, Sup
mobile.
Seapep-Maiers gompanp, ebepros
let.
genpooroe Garage, Serb.
gan Motor gon1pattp, Ban.
Gearing Gornpanp, Heo.
ct. glouo Muto 5npplp Gontpanp
: ageborigfetten.
Walter Bimmer, antosBerli6er-
ing. a,
ginclair Oil COMPANY, Wtotor.Sel
g1,re Dil 60, Wotor Dele.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
rHH STORM BEFORE THE SUNSHINE

HAT antagonistlc sentiment is becoming more
pronounced in the Senate toward the Pacific
treaty, is being remarked by some OF tho
newspapers and certain pcsslmistic statements arc
being made about the ultimate result.
The senate cannot afford TO defeat this treaty
and there is no argument about that. /: is quite
sure that all the uncertainty regarding the attitude
OF the senate is being removed, and the discovery
follows that favorable expression Is perhaps not
quite SO unanimous as the public anticipated. All
guess work about the fate Of the treaty is about
over, and there is no other feeling but that Of
assurance that 1t will pass. The senate realizes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
''GATARRH OF STOMACH
CORRECTED BY
internal Baths

Mrs. John F. preble OF 49,
Lincoln St., Chicago, Ill writes III
the Tyrell Hyglehic Institute:
my symptoms were terrible
and my physician said that
Catarrh was affecting by whole
intestinal tract. After using tho
y. B. L. Cascade, however, in
stead Of a strict diet as before,
now eat almost anything l want
without trouble. l recommend 1t
whenever l get a chance"
The 81. B. L. Cascade" clean.
SEES the lower intestine. It's entire
length and keeps 1t always free OF
poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Stomach Trou-
bles. Biliousness, Headaches and
all the many serious troubles
which they cause are absolutely
relieved and prevented by this Ma.
ture Treatment. The H. & H.
Drug Co., Cranes Drug Store will
gladly explain to you the simple
operation OF the ~. B. L. Cas-
cade." why It is SO certain In It's
! results and will give you free o!
cost an interesting little book, con-
tanning the results of the expert.
ences OF Dr.. Chas. A. Tyrell OF
New York, who was a specialist on
intestinal. Complaints for 25 years
in that city. Why not cut this out
as a reminder to get this book as
soon as possible? Remember, please,
1t is'free.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

them need them because
there's mode of the in greater demand These
Kelley Of
splendid wearing quality style can well af
Spo models already aeber Spring
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
FOR WEST vIRalN1A's YOUTH

HE State Park at Jackson Mills will be made
INTO one OF West Yirginia's must wonderful
beauty spots II the interested ORGANIZATIONS.
working with the assistance Of Tue stat, board Of
control carry out the plans they hara in view for
There is something especially fine about pro-
lect which has in mind such place to be used
chiefly for the education, training and recreation Of
me young people of West Virginia. In this beauti.
tul and spacious park will gather boys and girls
rom all over the state and the results of such asso.
citation Will become noticeable as our boys and girls
grow older, in the closer drawing together of West
trgnia people in the better understanding Of each
others problems and the deeper sympathy develop
sd with each others desires.
Plans to get the grounds in condition at once,
~ that agricultural clubs and ether youthful
organizations who wish to visit the place this
summer can do SO, were decided upon this week at
m enthusiastic meeting OF the people who are
putting the proposition over In time, each county
viii erect cottage for the use OF its own boys and
irls and as the park is beauttied and the grounds
.carefully planned. with tennis courts and other
features which will doubtless be added the whole
WIN become perfect paradise which West
Ntrginias children will devotedy love.
Marion County will surely be proud to provide
beautiful, spacious, and comfortable place for her
own lads and lassies. They are deserving, hard
working, set OF youngsters and in their various
CLUBS they have won prizes and honorable mention
again and again in competition with other clubs
The summer months spent,6 the State Park at
jackson Mills will be memorable ones to those who
are privileged to go, and they will find there, in
their study and recreation. benefit that will be OF
practical help to them all through their years Of
snaturtts;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

Say, has anybody seen Gordon
Gin latoly?
Buckhannop plays Fatrview at
Fatrview tonight.
Clare Abbott one of the Office
sport scribblers left for FairTlew
early this morning in order to se-
cure his favorite seat in the press
box.
He said before leaving, that he
thought one Of the teams would
win. He's the most conservative
writer's in the business. .
A floating booze palace is plan
ned off the three mile limit near
New YORK with a ferry service to
the metropolis.
-
Mr.. Day, prohibition director
for New York, has gone to Wash
ington to see about it.
Congressman will likely make
him PROMISE to put in special
ferry for the private use Of con-
gressmen visiting in New York.
i Honk! Honk. here comes the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

Ill
the opportunlt for ion without cost Every
citizen ts haunted with dread Of this disease
should take advantage Of the opportunity offered.
Tuberculosis IS not hopeless in It's first stages. II
taken in time, and the proper treatment had nearly
everyone can be cured, and surely those who are
frightened about their condition should hasten to
receive the assistance which the clinic will bring.
andSdo everything in their own power to rid
themselves Of the disease, and grow well and strong
again.
Just how much this clinic will mean to the
people Of the county will be demonstrated as soon
as the general public becomes acquainted with its
work and clearly understand what ii brings to
them in hope and cheer. The clinic, which opena
today in the Y NJ. C. A. Building will be held the
second Friday of each MONTH from the hours Of
nine to eleven. "A prominent and capable local
physician is giving his services free at the clinic,
and the public health nurse, Miss Evelyn Thomas,
will be his assistant The residents Of the city
should take personal interest in the success Of
the clinic, as SHOULD also those in the country
districts, encouraging those who appear to need the
examination offered, to go to the clinic for advice
In the long run this clinic should mean many lives
saved in this community, and many cases prevented
by intelligent and proper care.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
Siidehghts
Mime. Huldalla.ha1rIiIIf6sI.

Nine, Huldai LashsnskS. d.
1t is toubtfallf any artist with 4
more pleasing personality ever ap.
peared before "a Fairmont audience
than Nine. Hulda Lashanska who
gave a recital at the First N. E.
church last evening under the aus.
pices Of the music department Of
the woman's club. The famous
lyric soprano was suffering with a
severe cold, but at the risk OF pneu.
monla she spent two consecutive
nights in a sleeper to make the trip
from New York to Fairmont and
return rather than disappoint the
local folk, many of whom had bank.
ed all season lop; hearing this youns
artist.
The very moment she stepped
upon the platform last night, she
c2pttvated every. member of the
audience. Her every move, her
dress and countenance bespoke 4
free, unconscious, plain and simple
sweetness comparable only to the
fairies Of childhood books.
In her simple but beautiful silver
tone dress, with slippers and hose
TO match; Jet black hair arranged
In a manner quite becoming to her:
with flashing eyes and unaftectivs
potse, she furnished subject for
a painter to produce a masterpiece.
Her every mannerism was quite
happy. Several times during the
recital she insisted that her accom-.
PIANIST, Mr.. Josten, share with her
in the plaudits from the audience
much to his apparent confusion.
The first time Nine. Lashonska dc.
sired to show her appreciation Of
his work, she beckoned to him with
her finger and when he arose from
the piano she reached over and
took bis hand in hers. making him
bow with her to the audience.
At the conclusion OF her regular
program. Nine. Lashanska sat
down at the plano and playing her
own accompaniment sang Bonnie
Anie Laurie" and this little extra
was truly appreciated By those at
the recital.
Music lovers Of the city are tru.
ly indebted TO the music depart
ment Of the Woman's club for hav.
ing brought such a charming ar.
list here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
THE FREE lTuBERCULosIs CLINIc

HE Public Health Nursing Service will open
today its free clinic for tuberculosis This is
one lof the finest things that has yet been
accomplished in this community toward tho
Foteetion of the health OF the public and IT brings
with It hope and good cheer to those who are
afflicted and should, in time, erect protection about
these who are in danger Of contagion.
Marion County realizes that it has rs cases OF
fpberculosis; just how many and just how bad they
are Is yet unknown, but every community has Its
tuberculosis problem and it is tremendously
Important thing that the public know Just what
are, and just what measures can be taken
t6sremedy them.
The Public Health Nursing Service belongs to
people, the organization works solely for public
FOOD, and it is in conformation to its one purpose
that It offers to everyone who fol any reason
believes that he she is afflicted with tuberculosis
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
RUFF STUFF

We do not know Gordon B,
Lake Of this city.
Bue he must have pull with
the Astonlsher, or is really paying
to have them repeat at the head
u the personal koIum each day
that heiis among the guests at the
Bellevue stratford hotel in Phila-
aelphia.
II would be nice to have him
move over to the Walton or the
Adelphiai for a day or two, SO the
ilsclum would not be quite so set
each morning.
Gordon fBs Lake has been stick
ING at the Bellevue-stratford aud
The top Of kolum for a week or 10
days now.
He seems to be quite a favor
'ites Most newspapers have for
sotten BY this time that Princess
Mara got married few days ago;
but Gordon B. Lake Is only stop
ping overStns philadelphia. y
rbe taet ihsyery plain to see, 4
,sfnops man Is Gprdoh 2.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

worlds telephones and four-aths
of the worlds wrong numbers.
zap Island is settled; but the
other yaps are not.
A fool and his "heaTies" are
almony.
Bootleggers have made more
abstainers than prohibitionists.
College students claiming co-eds
are cave women mustn't judge the
girls by their clothes.
Lots Of theories would work IL
those who have them would.
Amateur gardeners use hoes:
amateur golfers use clubs; the re-,
suits are about the same.
vesuvius. is breaking out. This
spring fever is everywhere.
Road hog: A man who keeps
In the middle and leaves you hbth
aides. r
At his reported salary, the NOV,
les viii make Hays while the stars
antna. e Ss1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
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Brand, For Rundown
Tired Out People

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Respondent, mentally or physically
depressed, get a so cent box Of
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H. & H. Drug Co. today and take
the first big step toward telling
better right away.
II you work too hard. smoke too
much, or are nervous, ,Wendelrs
Pills, Ambition Brand. will make
you feel better In three days or
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AS treatment for affections Of
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Wendolps Pills, Ambition Brand, to.
day on the money back plan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

With garage rent as high as it is. the city makes
wise move in building garage of It's own. The
Importance of such addition was not considered
when the building was erected but nearly all city
buildings of the modern type plan to take care
of the city cars in city property, It being a
recognized fact that 1t the city large expense
Fsrmont is fortunate in the fact that such addition
can be made with SO little outlay but II the initial
cost much greater, the saving in tho long run
would justify it,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

Fairmonters are seeing the results of federal
inspection of local dairy herds. While city officials
were Mortified at the exhibit Of the lungs OF the
slaughtered animals, which were brought to the
city building by Inspector Neff yet conditions like
this might have existed long time II public
sentiment had not demanded action. Everyone IL
now profoundly grateful that the herds are being
cleaned up. and dairy conditions placed upon the
federal standard of sanitation and cleanliness
Fairmont now has the assurance of pure milk, free
from disease germs, and safe for the babies to
drink
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

Dr. Walter Franklin Pierce. ghost hunter, is a
new kind of sportsman Probably uses smokeless
powder and Maxim sIlencer to tackle his prey.
Anyway the American public will agree that it
takes more nerve to hunt ghost in deserted
Nova scotian far mhouse than to chase mountain
lion in the Rockies, II Dr. Franklin gets his ghost
he will. no doubt. be overwhelmed with offers from
museums as genuine ghost specimens are becoming
exceedingly scarce.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 10. i52?

District Road Engineer Grey with headquarters
N Martinsburg has been outlining the plans for the
improved roads in the eastern counties. The
Sprogram planned is an extensive one and will open
up the wonderful orchard territory of the eastern
panhandle Surveys will be made through some OF
the country offering scenery that is not riyalled
anywhere in America. The possibilities of West
viii not half be realized until the whole OF
the state has been made accessible.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
Fuchsia Color
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A FEW days ago we mentioned
Athe great popularity Of shades Of
fuchsias as demonstratediby our good
assortment Of Spring Hats. We
have received even more Hats in
those shades since our first an
nouncement, They are glorious
modes-just. the sort that SO many
are wanting to brighten up their
Spring costumes. These fuchsia
color Hats are made Of the fines ma
terials and bear, the labels Of Amer
ica's leading designers.