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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney and bladder distress. It claims reliable relief, praises taste, and notes availability in various bottle sizes at druggists. A free sample bottle and booklet offer are extended by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
Notice lists Frank J Welch and Patrick L Kiggins applying to transfer a liquor license at Welch Izzins in Clarksburg West Virginia for the year starting May 3 1906. Hearing set January 15 1907 by Clarksburg City Council. Will Cole Clerk.
An old style advertisement touts Sweet Melody Flour with claims and a list of remedies including Dr. Bnoop's Maio Ointment for piles. It promotes cheap furniture upholstery and a laxative fruit product, mentioning sales by local merchants and prices like 1.60 per box.
Fragmentary text surveys ideas on subliminal consciousness and memory, referencing past life awakenings and perception. It cites Ruth chapter 4 passages, a claim about a shoe or glove symbol, and notes on diet and ancient tokens like gloves in German scholarship.
Clarence Martin and Lucy Collins Khara D Moore and Gore H Luker Tommie L Jervis and Ade Davis receive marriage licenses.
A P Gindden and A JD Bamnell arrived home last night after a trip into Menito to examine old. mings, showing continued interest in local historical findings.
The ad copy promotes Kodol Eor Dyspepsia as a digestion aid and mentions World attachment portable tubes for instant relief from bleeding itching or trouble. It names Frank G Bland and DeWitt Co of Chicago, asserts conformity with the National Pure Food and Drug Law, and lists Stone Mercer Dudley’s Bell phone 126. Also touts Bee’s Larative Cough Syrup, Greenlawn Cemetery open with perpetual care, De Shoop Catarrh Cure trials, and Levy’s umbrella gifts for Christmas.
An old medicine ad touts Pineulea a non alcoholic resin extract for bladder and kidney issues. Claims a thirty day course costs $1.00 with guaranteed satisfaction or refund and a coupon via Frank G. Bland. Agent J. W. Pigott urges orders to ensure delivery for Huyter’s candy.
Notice to customers stating Foley Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as long as it contains no harmful drugs. recommended as a safe remedy for both children and adults. Sturm a Vi sor.
Fragmentary notice mentions Iris and Lerya cigar store tied to Christmas preparations and references products like a CarbSlsed antiseptic for eczema and chapped hands. Includes stray names Prank C. Bland and Tor Woking articles in unclear context.
Swart KMLODY rLocR tre appears as garbled OCR text from a local page segment. It references an Ane Collecting Ageocy and a treaty related item, with scattered mentions of 110 South and SWEET RELOET FLOUR, presenting as an unreadable status note rather than a coherent news item.
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