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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
2
A fragmentary article from a Chicago page notes a dispute over Foley brands and alleged counterfeits. The text mentions Honey and Foley & Co and references to packages and a Fairmont event with unclear dates.
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement extols Dr. Ginn’s Liver Pills as a guaranteed cure for back pain and dyspepsia. It describes long suffering and relief through the pills, touting testimonials and urging purchases at 25 cents per box from Philadelphia manufacturers.
A fragmented promotion lists a winter tour of famous Florida resorts, The Carolinas, Nassau and Havena with daily tickets through April 40, 1906. It markets health remedies including Sweet Melody Flour and various tonics, claiming cures for dyspepsia nerves and skin diseases, and references Dr. Merea’s remedy line and Lina Creccrs Bilan Sivaeae.
This legal notice published in the Clarksburg Telegraph Harrison County West Virginia states a secular meeting to be held on the 27th day of November 1905. It notes that an application must be filed at least thirty days prior and compliance with chapter 29 of the Act 1901 of the West Virginia legislature.
The long profile highlights Theodosta Beacham born Kalamazoo Michigan. A 52 year old widow, she built a career in railroad contracts and nutrition through pioneering methods and public service. The piece notes her wealth, influence, and resilience, portraying her as a leading example for women in business.
Fragmentary notice references lots under care, a cemetery opening, and a few names including P. H. Koblegard, I. Lee Farley, and I. Tynch. It hints at price inquiries for lots on grounds and appears tied to a local business district with shops and a fountain.
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