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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
5
A consumer ad explains indigestion caused by fermentation of undigested food and urges readers to consult a pharmacist to open a 5 cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin and take a 22 grain Triangular tablet for almost instant relief. It asserts stop fermentation and eat freely, with Clinchfield coal branding.
A list of condiments and sauces appears in the clipping, mentioning Heinz products including Tomato Catsup Mustard and Relish, along with other brands like Durkee Winor and Lea and Perrin. The text references sauces such as Worcestershire and Chutney and includes mentions of fresh vegetables and fruits.
A local store touts quality and quantity with low prices and fair treatment. It markets new high grade goods arriving in groceries and urges customers to stock up for future needs. The ad lists fruit extracts and numerous fruits, vegetables, and staples available for daily needs.
Federal court adjourned with cases continued and several removed to Huntington. Two local dealers fined $25 each for selling obscene post cards. fines seen as a deterrent. Other items include theater tickets, marriages, pastor arrival, local meetings, railroad freight service, and hunting reports from Idaho with notable bear catches.
Fourteen quart dishpans priced at 126 each and other big values in five and ten cent items. Window signage lists J Me Echols Cash Store located at 231 South Bland Street.
An ad notes Dr Bradshaw emphasizes children's dental care at Princeton Avenue with phone 507 and a date 10 16 11. It promotes DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as the best remedy and lists Kinzer Your Jeweler bracelets as available items.
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