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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions advertising claims about pills and remedies. It references dealers and price notes, with unclear brand names and misread lines. The readable bits show promotion of pills and health products tied to a Buffalo agent and a family digestion claim.
An Ontario era advertisement promotes farms in hill county Ohio offered by Pain & Nicholson Garrettsville Ohio. It promises affordable property, low taxes and ample supplies for buyers from several states. W. D. Cushman is listed as firm representative with Deshon House Burk, W Va, offering descriptive price lists and viewing passes dated Aug 10 1906.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions boats and sailors in a harbor setting. No clear event, date, or names readable.
The notice states a sale at Hardman Brothers store on Third Street. It claims a lot of stock and fixtures will be reduced by a special sale with very reasonable terms. The ad mentions a show window display and offers buy now or rent options.
Local ad lists prices for gas fittings and plumbing services. Fragmentary text mentions C Welch and offerings, but full details are unreadable.
Ad copy notes Justus Ice Cream and a cereal coffee called Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee designed for nervous trouble and stomach liver and kidney complaints. It claims to taste like old government Java coffee but contains no real coffee. Mention of dealers and bookstore location.
New patent remedy touts Shoop's Catarrh Cure with claims of stopping nose and throat discharges and foul breath. It highlights a snow white balm made with oils and antiseptics and lists general dealer availability.
A claim promotes Tokalo Itsue with a slogan suggesting the beverage helps health. The terse message invites readers to drink the product and says it aids wellbeing. No verifiable evidence or endorsements are provided.
A household suspects their Irish maid Bridget of theft after a jewel watch vanishes. A gentleman guest, later revealed as Lord Harghhorn, uncovers Bridget is Sir Henry Tomkyns’s daughter and the divorced wife of a British rancher. The couple marry in New York, ending the tale with a newspaper notice.
The article traces origins of street names in old New York and nearby areas, noting altered names such as Golden Hill, Bowls Green, and Clovery Battery Place. It describes how streets were renamed over two centuries, with mentions of notable figures and places influencing toponymy and the shift from generic to person associated names.
The excerpt notes Glacys Pane aiding the Leeds Mercury by editing and writing across many columns weekly. It references a long tale titled Gladys Fane containing 100 000 words and mentions a drying bronze in sixteen weeks at a rate of 10 000 words per week.
An ad notes Allen's Boarding Barn Traders Sell offers well-fed and well-groomed horses and related services.
A garbled OCR item notes Dr Shoow presenting a resorptive tears remedy with roid visabi servos tab. The text mentions recommendations for druggists and a general endorsement phrase.
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