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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
2
An old advertisement touts a remedy named One Minute, claimed to relieve digestion and stomach upset and to cure coughs and bronchial inflammation. Sold by Stone and Aer, and Stone and Mercer.
A fragmented historical piece highlights testimonials from residents like Mira E Anderson of 370 Ginny Street praising Dean's Kidney Pills and Dr Gunn's Liver Pills. Mentioned are Wells Flagmaker drugstore, Poster-Milburn Buffalo agents, and physician endorsements, with emphasis on relief from kidney pain and urinary issues, urging purchases at 50 cents per box.
Promotion for seasonal railroad discounts to Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Nassau and Havana with daily sales until April 30, 1906. Information available from C. H. Towles, ticket agent, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The text outlines a disease warning and prescribes Dr. John Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It asserts all illness stems from nervous debility and blood nourishment, promising strengthened brain and nerves, improved appetite, and relief from chills, insomnia, and weakness. It emphasizes avoiding advanced disease and links hereditary mortality to consumption and nervous trouble.
A New York Journal reflection on how garments wear and how housewives balance quality and quantity. It notes that constant changes in attire lead to difficulties and urges mindful consumption.
A string of pointed paragraphs comment on social envy wealth and manners. The text critiques rich peoples hatred of the poor and questions neighborhood harmony, aging paths to virtue, and a misread scriptural lesson from a shopkeeper tale. It ends with a garbled abrupt reference to a weekly publication.
A collage of odd quotes on parrots and animal speeds from a Philadelphia Bulletin page, followed by an advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy. The snippet cites imitators and branding advice, urging readers to seek the genuine yellow package and listing local dealers Stone & Meronr Sturm & Wilson and F H Burke.
A legal notice announces a town hearing in Adamston to be held on a date in December 1908. It states compliance with Chapter 29 of the Acts of 195 and requires thirty days of publication in the Clarksburg Telegram. Dated November 15, 1905, signed by Charles D Elliott.
Incomplete readable fragment indicates cemetery grounds being mowed and maintained. Mentions officers T J Lynch secretary Lee Farler superintendent on the grounds and Tar and Tam Company fountains implied.
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