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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
2
Advertising copy touts Kodol as a digestive aid that lets users eat anything without discomfort. It claims the product mirrors a healthy stomach, never tires, and digests all food, with a guarantee and refund if not effective. Sold at drug stores with a two and a half times larger large bottle. Produced by B C DeWitt Co Chicago.
Regained health in West. George Havens, long based in North Dakota, visits Graham while weighing over 200 pounds. John Cameron, from Rugby ND, spends winter here, planning to return in spring. Revival meetings led by Degecon of Richmond and Heway attract large crowds at the Baptist church. Thanksgiving turkeys boost local commerce as trains delay from turkey shipments.
The Roanoke Times notes Norfolk and Western is not planning immediate purchases of Mallet engines. The company is evaluating locomotives to gauge best types for future needs and efficiency, with no definite orders yet. Bluefield reports suggested possible orders of 25 engines for Bluefield, 25 for Scioto, and up to 50 for eastern divisions.
The first non alcoholic Pocahontas Malt debuts under the Pocahontas brand. It blends choicest malt extract with finest hops to form a refreshing nourishing drink. Marketed to benefit both strong and weak, available at grocers and druggists in Bluefield West Virginia by Bluefield Brewing Company. Phone 210.
A San Francisco reader details personal recovery from catarrh after using Hyomei, praising the remedy as the best for catarrh and related illnesses. The letter dated May 5, 1908 in Santa Rosa includes testimony from 81 year old W. Mock who came to California in 1849 and remains grateful, with the outfit costing one dollar and refills fifty cents. A second testimonial from Mrs. Mary Dowling lauds Electric Bitters for digestion and liver ailments.
A continued revolution in all industries brings a wondrous change in national products. The Bluefield Brewing Company claims a perfect malt and hop tonic that overcomes past limits of alcohol in beer and offers a new non alcoholic brew.
A featured note extols Cham Berlain's Cough Remedy praised by Mrs. and others for relief in both children and adults. The ad-style blurb emphasizes wide usefulness and dependable relief from coughing.
Flora Despain of Bloyd Kentucky endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs croup and colds in children and adults. The ad notes it contains no chloroform or opium and is safe for all ages, with several drugstores listed as sellers.
Notice announces J. C. Murdock appointed manager at Citizens Coal and Supply Co following the late L. E. Borden. It states continued fair treatment and asks for ongoing patronage effective November 22, 1941.
Advertises Kodol as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Claims daily use will relieve sour or weak stomachs and offers a guarantee. Sold by all druggists.
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