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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
3
A tale spread in many towns describes a Chinese shopkeeper's luck linked to a revered lily called Sun-Fa. A godly messenger grants bulbs to a sick farmer, who waters them in stone-bordered vessels daily. The blooming lilies bring wealth and fame, elevating the farmer to imperial chief flower grower.
The L. Hoster Brewing Company now runs a porter and ale brewery and supplies a wide range of ale porter and half and half. Sold at first-class saloons. Call for Hoster's pale ale porter and Half-and-Halt. Hand engraving 2 16 Kinzer's. Christmas cheer orders via Kelly and Moyers.
Dean Wrightson of the WVU School of Music offers a three year scholarship for violin, awarded by a committee next June to the student showing best progress during winter and spring terms. Open to all pupils, including new entrants. Also notes Kinzer's watches and Foley's Kidney Cure advertisements.
Wake Ark priest Rev Jno St Cox writes after twelve years with Yellow Jaundice that Electric Bitters cured him. He claims relief from liver and kidney trouble stomach debility and general ill health. He urges readers to obtain Electric Bitters from druggists at 50 cents.
A letter from Daniel Banatz of Otterville Iowa claims Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief after years of asthma and multiple doctors. It urges others to try the remedy and notes it is sold by G Wade druggist with additional advertising for Fitz You cigarettes.
A New York dispatch reports the creation of the National Novelty Corporation, a coalition of about 40 toy manufacturers with a capital of 37000 dollars. The firm aims to control 95 percent of toy output while hardware will make up about half of its business, with many merged companies exporting large toy and novelty quantities.
A druggist with care for customers backs Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets for constipation and biliousness. G C McClare & Son of Gallup Ky call them the most popular medicine they ever handled and promise a trial will prove their superiority over ordinary liver pills.
An old ad copy touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a preventive for fever and liver issues through gentle bowel movements. It claims tonic benefits for glands and energy, followed by a brief product plug for Tid Bit cigars by Jno L Crockett.
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