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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
3
An ad touts Dr Shoop Cough Cure as thorough and harmless for children with tickling or dry coughs. It claims to calm coughing without opium or harsh additives and urges mothers to demand the medicine, while endorsing Bark Dock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia and digestion.
A promotional note extols Arizona flour brand Sweet Melody Flour, praising its special merit and broad renown. It claims widespread familiarity and positive remarks from consumers who know the product, urging investigation into the reasons behind its popularity.
Review of a regional theater bill featuring The Clanaman as the central attraction with a dramatization and several acts. The program showcases a mix of romance, comedy, and local color with noted performances by Altes Hose Lubon as Lena and a strong ensemble. The piece praises wholesome storytelling and lively onstage energy amid a crowded schedule.
The article discusses a Civil War era drama theme and notes performances by Isabel Irving and other stars at the Grand, with mentions of Suman in Search of a Husband and a Lieber & Co production. It highlights strong cast, prior New York success, and the play’s wholesome, clean comedy.
An all night drug store offers 24 hour service inviting patrons to bring prescriptions at any hour. W B Tout advertises Waldo Drug Store as always open and ready to fill prescriptions.
A garbled old ad hawks patent medicines for colds and feverish children. It touts Préventis and other tonics as guarantees against grippe, with claims of quick relief and a Dr Shoop endorsement. Prices listed include 26¢ to $1.00 per box, with emphasis on no quinine and easy availability.
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