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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1909
Page
8
An advertisement extols Kodol for indigestion claiming it digests all stomach contents and restores digestion. It links poor digestion to widespread illnesses, offers a money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy a large bottle at druggists with a nationwide laboratory origin.
The long biographical sketch follows Montville Flowers born an orphan who supported himself from age six starting in Cincinnati. He taught in Norwood and Cincinnati colleges, earned diplomas from Ohio Northern University and Cincinnati College of Music, and coordinated university extension work before moving to Monrovia California with his family. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets appears at end.
A historical note details Norfolk and Western stock climbing from low values to par and beyond amid rising coal demand in West Virginia. It highlights corporate leadership, dividends, and the promise of expansion tied to canal developments and new coal markets.
Philadelphia officials report butter manufacturers plan a legal strategy to curb oleomargarine by banning yellow coloring. The proposed federal bill would prohibit oleo coloration regardless of color source, backed by agricultural groups and state boards.
Foley's urine laxative praised for mild action and pleasant taste compared with harsh purgatives. Marketed as suitable for women and children to cure constipation and sold by all druggists.
Notice from Bluefield West Virginia dated December 10 1909 states that from October 25 1909 the husband will pay no debts contracted by his wife or daughter in dry goods grocery and meat markets. Signed Charles H Sauers.
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