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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
7
An unusual report notes actions by Timiaranies and STU Ja regarding quitters and dabr ruit, with AMAN wores linked to operations. The fragment lists Peruano in connection to the overall proceedings, indicating an operational evaluation amid unclear details.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a top kidney and urinary tract remedy. It claims relief from back pain, burning, and frequent urination, with promises of a free sample bottle and an informational book. The notice instructs readers to mention the paper and to address communications to Binghamton N Y.
An OCR fragment promotes Dr Shoop Cough Cure claiming safety for babies and cures for coughs. It mentions green leaves and stems as healing herbs and urges mothers to use only Shoop products, with references to other remedies and warnings about alternatives.
A historic advertisement touts a salve named Chammriiin's for healing turns chapped hands and sore nipples. It claims instant pain relief for mild injuries without a car, priced at 35 cents, available through all dealers.
An advertisement touts Proventis as a safe, gentle cold cure for grippe and acute colds. It claims no quinine or harsh laxatives, priced at $100 for relief when a 260 lox of Preventis fails. Company promotes Proventice Momento with 48 Proventirs at 25e, targeting children and general shoppers.
A distorted OCR excerpt quotes a Pantypool Ontario wastemaster praising Twutterol for rheumatic pain relief and Chamberlain's Paintain. The fragment mentions last summer purchases and cheerfully recommends the product to all dealers, suggesting a local advertisement or testimonial.
A damaged ad-style notice touts Dr Shoop's Regarative as a remedy for stomach weakness, dyspepsia, and indigestion. It claims to strengthen weak inside nerves and improve heart and kidney function, urging readers to try a simple test to confirm results.
The note extols Chamberlain's Cole Chaterd and Diarrhine Retse as a great remedy for various ailments. It mentions a Mr. Print GC and a Dr. Vaneaham endorsing the product, claiming strong results and a preferred option among medical remedies.
A lengthy legislative outline argues the Republican Party must steer tariff policy on a national basis, defend the gold standard, and continue corporate regulation while pursuing canal and Philippines improvements. It asserts loyalty to American labor and industry, condemns Democratic shifts, and pledges steady governance under McKinley’s line with leaders including Charles W. Fairbanks and party stalwarts emphasizing unity, national scope, and principled reform.
Content, sand and time Southern Hing Lumber Company. A claim praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an excellent cure for croup. Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana says giving the remedy at the first sign can prevent an attack. Widely used in thousands of homes and recommended by dealers.
Letter from Lart John Adams extols Dusty’s Pure Malt Whiskey for a long bowel illness, donating $2 for two bottles and urging use for public benefit. Includes praise for its supposed digestive, tonic and invigoration effects, with distribution notes and solicitation of testimonials, from Rochester NY and Clarksburg WV.
A fragmented ad from Charles W Worcester in Clarkaburg West Virginia offers disability indemnity and accident coverage with monthly rates. It lists $500 accidental death, $60 monthly accident indemnity, and 350 pac monthly for weekly care, noting 24 weeks of full coverage and 20 weeks for illness. The text is garbled with OCR errors and misspellings.
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