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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
7
A fragment highlights a Civil War era production praised for cleverness, plus Bank Bills discussed by a Washington Post cashier noting old money is preferred during busy periods. Also included are fitness tips, Carl Schurz English learning tale, six fingered monkey discoveries, a Dresden municipal paper bequest, and Dewitt's Early Risers endorsed by local merchants.
Extra fine ice cream served daily from noon to midnight at Hotel Waldo. Dade's Little Liver Pills advertised as a thorough cleanser for lazy livers and for bright eyes and happy thoughts. Sold by Frank G. Bland.
An odd fragment shows Hicks arguing over a biscuit while his wife misses teeth feathers. A product called Cascanwest claims to be ideal medicine for children and references opiates, with afooter note about National Pure Food and Drug Law compliance and a Baby Hook brand by C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago, sold by Stone & Mercer.
An advertisement bundle urges immediate orders for Hoyle's candy and various patent medicines sold by Frank S Bland and J W Pigott. It notes a dermatology update from Hilda Hillebrand Zeichner, plus laxatives and tonics like Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup and Bycup with claims of purity and money back guarantees.
Fragmented text recounts a monkey named Attia traveling through Genoa and Zurich, transformed at customs into a cat and then a dog before arriving at Heidelbergs university, with odd humor about appearances. It also mentions a wedding gift list for Mrs Moor of Tosely in 1587, and scattered quips about laughter, health, and a tailor anecdote.
The notice discusses Dr Shoop's stance against opiates and narcotics in medicine and warns readers about dangerous substitutes. It mentions Foley’s and Sturm & Wilson products, promotes Dr Shoop's remedy, and notes the Acme Collecting Agency collecting payments. It warns against unknown preparations and urges choosing genuine products in a period newspaper ad style.
Advertisement text notes WHET MELODY FLOUR and Dr Ehoop's Preventics for colds and flu with bold pricing. Mentions recent stock of Portland cement and time materials for low prices. Upholstering and furniture repair offered from 664 West Main Street, C. BR Odell's old stand.
A damaged ad text promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee as gentle on the stomach heart and kidneys. It claims no grain is harmful and mentions flavors akin to coffee with malt and grain blends. The mis-spelled copy invites readers to visit a store for free samples and notes a candy line in the same shop.
An entry notes lawyer in room 427 involved in a policy dispute with a local figure named Adams. The brief item records a legal matter and a monetary figure cited as 13-3a in an unspecified context. The note appears in a concise downtown page snippet with limited surrounding detail.
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