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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
6
An old advertisement explains catarrh as inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes caused by cold. It warns that weather changes worsen the condition and that mucous drains into the throat and lungs. Claims Allens Catarrh Cure has cured thousands when other remedies failed and promises money back after the first package if not satisfied.
Sold and guaranteed by H Burke druggist is noted, implying a patent medicine or tonic offering. The fragment specifies the seller and guarantee but no date or location. The item appears in a historical ad-like snippet.
The Baptist church in Morgantown invites all to a Friday night meeting at 8 o clock with missionary topics of current interest. Mrs Burr Basel, chairman, will preside. Mrs Agnes C Stuart and Sumner street residents host visitors. Joseph Cohen spoke from Milwaukee at a nations convention. Help wanted for general housework and a lost B and O mileage book noted with a reward.
Local advertises Prof Elreno of Washington D C as a famed clairvoyant palm reader available to locate papers or missing items and provide name age occupation and marriage predictions. He claims to reveal true loves and offer personal guidance with no charge beyond standard fee and a special week rate. He operates private parlors at 543 Pike Street corner Chestnut with hours from 10 am to 8 pm.
Notice that Clarkeburg Local 105 B I L will hold regular meetings at 10 30 a m Sunday until further notice instead of 3 o clock. By order of BS RH Spahr President Gpdallas Secretary.
Dr J B Wilson a physician occupies Suite 426 on the third floor describing a professional office space arrangement and location within the building.
The West Virginia Business College announces a night school starting September 3 1906. Courses cover bookkeeping shorthand typewriting and penmanship with no loss of regular employment. Tuition is reasonable and inquiries may be directed to G C Finly managing editor at the Fordyce building.
A storefront advertises fair treatment and consistent pricing for all shoppers including families with small children. The notice invites customers to bring vehicles to the corner, offering a comfortable waiting area and luggage handling while repairs are completed.
Local ads tout inside property sales totaling six thousand dollars in three hours and six hundred more next week. Offers include meat shop on Pike street, several frame houses on Northcott and Horner avenues, multiple vacant lots on Kelley Hill and Jarvis addition, and two story slate roof homes with modern improvements. Prices range from three hundred to six thousand dollars with down payments and yearly terms.
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