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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
2
The advertisement promotes Kodol as a digestion aid that duplicates Nature's process to rest and strengthen the stomach. It argues a healthy stomach supports a sharp brain, warns against tonics and dieting, and offers a money back guarantee through druggists for the large bottle.
Young Graham residents plan an East River mountain chestnut outing this afternoon followed by supper hosted by Miss Nannie Crockett. A large Graham crowd will travel to Tazewell to hear Bascomb and Hyars debate the import tax issue as Train No. 6 adds coaches.
An 1908 analysis notes that U S forest fires cost up to 1 million dollars per day and emphasizes stronger state patrols, wiser brush disposal, and broader cooperation. It details national forest fire patrols, road and trail construction, fire breaks, and communications upgrades as essential safeguards.
Mr John White of 88 Highland Avenue Loullton Maine reports winter coughs relieved by Dr Kings New Discovery. He bought a 10 cent bottle last winter and the cough vanished, repeats this winter with a few doses. The remedy is sold with a guarantee at drug stores 650 and 1 trial bottle free.
Registrar J T Akers announces a revision of the registration books for the 5th voting precinct in Beaver Pond District Mercer County at the Bluefield city auditor's office on October 10 1908. The notice invites voters to attend and be aware of the legal process.
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a tonic claim for Electric Bitters. He says his elderly mother gained flesh, slept better, and grew stronger after using the medicine which also relieves stomach and kidney complaints. Sold at drug stores with guarantee for 50 cents.
Stockholders holding at least one tenth of the capital stock call a special meeting at the mayor's office in Graham Virginia on October 12 1908 at 730 p m to reorganize elect a new board of directors and other officers and transact related business. Signed September 28 1908 by T Litz and K R Gillespie stockholders.
Railroad officials announce the uniform bill of lading and accompanying shipping order will go into effect November 1 1908. Shippers may choose between terms of the new form or carrier liability under existing law, with rates and conditions detailed in the notice.
Daniel O Connell a retired lumber merchant predicts Taft will win West Virginia by 20000 to 25000 votes outlining strong labor support for the Republican candidate.
White Sulphur Springs WV man reports from the national capital that he does not rely on politicians but on conversations with working people, farmers, and miners who favor Roosevelt and favor his policies to continue, while deeming Taft best to execute them. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised as the best for piles and sold by all druggists.
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