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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
7
The fragment references DeWitt and Carbolised Ne, noting imitations sold by unknown sellers and implying a remedy or assurance. The text is unclear but suggests concerns over authentic products and consumer protections amid widespread counterfeit items.
A fragment from The Daily Telestam describes a man named J. Ham e from Shaver California seeking travel details to Stockton California and Chicago Illinois to attend a second fair in September. The missive asks for routes and ticket costs and notes he will post a notice in Fresno County. The rest references an injured person, a Parkerabure insurance swindle case, and a Parkersburg MMI Company plant nearing completion.
State notes Cameron public schools begin winter term. Martinsburg figures George Frisky a former railroad man now living in Chicago. J B Bowen Martinsburg grocer has assigned with 2500 dollar dilution. Major George McKendree of Barboursville is dead. Charleston reports typhoid fever outbreak on West Side with fifteen cases this month. West Virginia horticultural society to meet. Grand Army reunion dates set for September in Marshall county Cameron. Fairmont to Farmington trolley line work targeted for completion by mid September. Seventh Day Adventists hold state conference in Charleston through September 6.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Archie Lee Woolford and Florence Mabel Stier Daniel Kimmell and Leora Grace Moore Francia H Jones and Cora Zella Story.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Cocoanut Custard Pie mix Our-Pie with lemon chocolate and custard flavors sold for 10 cents per package. It also includes testimonials for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Kodol, touting their long usage and effectiveness, with sales by all dealers and druggists listed.
A Prohibition candidate, Aaron B. Watkins, drew a large audience with earnest temperance pledges. He travels the country on the Prohibition cause and is scheduled to speak at the Baptist Church on Sunday night September 6 at 7 45 o clock, though he did not appear in the city last night.
Roscoe Smith, operated on for a digestive ailment at a local hospital, is recovering and expected to be out shortly. Mr and Mrs Clyde Gaston have been waiting in Fairmont. Advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Sweet Melody Flour appears.
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