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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
3
President McKinley posed for a color portrait praised as the best yet secured. A facsimile of his signature will accompany every copy of Philadelphia Sunday Press next Sunday June 10. The 14 by 20 inch image is a prized souvenir, with high demand expected and early orders advised.
J. M. Anderson trustee offers Davis and Ould dry goods notions shoes groceries and more at the old stand. Limited items remain as sale proceeds.
Mrs G B Stevenson relocates her millinery and fancy goods store to the second floor of the Horton building on Bland Street. The business will offer a full line of hats and related items with continued stock.
The Carnegie engine at Pittsburgh works weighs about 250000 pounds without the tender. It features 24x32 inch cylinders, 240 pounds steam pressure, an 82 inch boiler ring, and 55 inch driving wheels. Armor plate frames and one inch steel boiler mark new design milestones for the world’s largest locomotive.
In a springy verse the ad touts Hood's Sarsapacilla as the cure for spring fatigue and illness. It links seasonal malaise to worms and humors and claims the medicine restores health and energy, urging readers to try the remedy.
Advert says the Pill improves energy and bodily function, claiming to unlock strength of mind and body. Priced 25 cents and available at drug stores.
An old ad promotes Kermott's Choco ites Laxative Quinine as a quick candy like cure for colds and sore throat. It references ancient beliefs about rheumatism as a demon and claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatism with instant relief, sold by H N White, Druggist.
A letter from John E. Cuir of Norwood New York describes a whooping cough epidemic where his children contracted the disease. He reports Chamberlins Cough Remedy provided relief for croup and effected a complete cure. The remedy is available from H N White Druggist.
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