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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
7
Mrs. M. E. Rail of Mount Pleasant Tennessee praises Cardui for restoring her health after two years of weakness and credits it with improving her daughter's health. The letter extols Cardui as safe for all ages and notes its plant-based, gentle medicinal action.
A regional listing of firms by town with stated capital figures. Entries include Alexandria manufacturing at 999000, Richmeri power plant at 1,000,000, Berwind bank at 25,000, Clarksburg oil and gas at 20,000, Fayetteville building and loan at 850,000, Parkersburg gas at 25,000, Wheeling tile works at 100,000, and other towns with varied investments and company types.
The White Pharmacy promotes Parisian Sage as a guaranteed cure for dandruff and hair problems, claiming two weeks to clear scalp issues or money back. It emphasizes pleasant feel, non greasy texture, and availability for 59 cents a large bottle locally.
Marvelous Discoveries celebrate progress with air flights and telegraphs while Dr King’s New Discovery is praised as a life saving cough remedy. A user from Ashville North Carolina reports it cured an obstinate cough after other remedies failed, priced 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed by all druggists.
The Pittsburg Dispatch recalls Charles Melville Hays president of Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific Railways who led a sea to sea route project across North America. Born May 15, 1856 in Rock Island Illinois, Hays rose from the Atlantic and Pacific Railway to top roles, drove a 3600 mile line funded by private and government capital, increased earnings significantly, and now heads all Grand Trunk systems in Canada.
A resurfaced journal by Moses Guest, brought to light by Philip Hinkle, notes Cincinnati markets in the 1820s offered meats and produce at cents per pound and per dozen. It highlights horse powered waterworks and a nine story steam flour mill of 15 000 bushel capacity, comparing to Lawrenceburg elevator with 600 400 bushels.
Quality marks SAUER'S as the leading flavoring extract brand in the United States with the largest sale on flavoring extracts. The copy proclaims pure quality and attributes the success to SAUER'S trusted product.
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