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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1905
Page
6
Seven years of bitter struggle with stomach and liver troubles ended for Geo W Hoffman of Harper Washington when Electric Bitters cured his diseases. He urges all to use the medicine which he credits with his recovery and notes it is sold with a guarantee by local druggists at 60 cents a bottle.
Fragmentary notice advertises shop quality and prompt service for Christmas orders. It promises accurate workmanship and swift fulfillment, urging readers to order now for holiday gifting.
The Nosabele Lagie troupe presents Joseph LeBrandt's Not Guilty Tonight at the Grand with a five night engagement. A fresh mix of realism and clean wholesome comedy is promised along with A Mill Girl's Honor offering a strong moral lesson for youth, slated for Wednesday evening.
Frank Deshon the favorite little comedian stars in the comity opera The Office Boy. It was a top success last season with over one hundred performances in New York at the Victoria theatre. The production is directed by Nixon Zimmerran company and Deshon is supported by an excellent company.
Rosabelle Leslie Repertoire Company announces a Grand Theatre run featuring Not Guilty If Women Love A Mill Girl's Honor The Great White Diamond The City of New York White Caps A Wife's Victory and The Scout's Revenge Each drama is described as strenuous with sensational features and minimal scenic elaboration Not Guilty will open Tuesday evening at the Grand theater with lavish presentation planned for the run
In New York City the favorite comedian Frank Deshon will present the successful comedy opera The Office Boy here. Oversity, people, and the entire ng York City prediction point to a strong show as Deshon headlines.
Mails close for No 5 and No 6 services with no mail disruption. South trains have listed close times and daily patterns. Sunday-only service noted with limited details.
Advertises Da Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for rough skin cracked hands eczema cuts burns boils and piles. Claims immediate relief and soft skin with occasional application. Sold by Stone Mercer in Swept Melody Flour location.
Advertises Hyomei inhaler complete with medicine bottle and decaper at a dollar, with a two percent financing by Sturm & Wilton. Claims lifetime satisfaction and refund if not cured, offering extra bottle for 60 cents. Promotes four daily breaths to cure catarrh and asserts superiority of the method.
Mr B G Case a mail carrier from Canton Genter Conn says Chamberlains Cough Remedy stands out among cough medicines for croup and colds. He notes reliable results and recommends it as the best remedy, with Stone and Mercer selling it locally.
Sweet Melody Flour advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a quick cure for sore nipples. Instruction suggests applying after nursing and wiping before the next feeding. Marketed through Stone & Mercer with a 25 cent price per box, noting many trained nurses report best results.
A historical advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs and croup, claiming prompt relief and suitability for children. It cites E A Humphreys of Alice Cane Colony South Africa praising its use to ward off croup and protect his family.
Fragmentary ad copy notes a blood tonic product called Dry Guan e Blaog and Neren Tonic sold as a tablet to take after meals. It claims weekly solidification and approval by a Dr Bonanko Company of Philadelphia. Sold by Stone and Mercer.
A garbled ad touts Dr. ing's New Life Pills as a quick cure for stomach and bowel troubles. It urges readers to eat well and keep bowels regular, claiming prompt relief and guaranteed results at local druggists Stone & Mercer and F. G. Bland.
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