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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1908
Page
7
An old ad promotes Swamp-Root as the highest wonderful cure for liver and bladder issues. It urges readers to buy the medicine at drug stores in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a sample bottle offer and a book titled Swan oot from Binghamton NY.
The text claims weak nerves affect the stomach heart and kidneys and that some drugging worsens the condition. It promotes Dr Shoop remedies as addressing the root cause and notes availability at Osburn's and the Waldo.
Beekeeper remedy Bee's Exeative Cough Syrup marketed by H F Burke druggist claims to ease coughs and colds and expel poisons from the system. It is described as gentle laxative that cuts phlegm and clears the head data.
Two car loads of Jersey cows and grades offered for private sale on Monday February 3 at M D Stuart’s barn. Cattle will be sold until exhausted. Seller M RBAGER.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure as a safe remedy to stop coughing with no opium or harsh ingredients. It promotes carbolized poultices for inflammation and healing on hands lips cuts and wounds. Mentions dealers including H F Burke Osburn’s and Waldo as sale points.
An old advertisement promotes Pineules for back pain and rheumatism with a 30 day trial offer. It also touts Health Coffee as a coffee substitute made from cereals by Kr Shoop. The piece mentions shoe sales from Oswarn’s and Waldo as part of the same crowd of seasonal ads.
The Wyatt and Peora bands merge to form a Maccabees band of 27 with an instructor hired to build one of the state's greatest ensembles. Dr. Okey R. Davis and George Hi Berry lead the effort as Fairmont degree team plans outreach and a three week initiation trip. Local members report enthusiasm and hustle amid pending initiation events.
Shoe clearance sale prompts rapid traffic as customers rush to grab deals. Osburn’s promotional blitz drives brisk turnover with reduced prices on selected footwear, attracting bargain hunters and philately fans alike seeking value.
A newspaper ad promotes Chamberlains Salve to instantly quell itching from edema and salt rheum with many cures cited. It also touts Kings Little Liver Pills to wake lazy livers and clear the system for bilious headaches. Price 23.
An old advertisement urges every family member to try Kodo a scientific preparation of vegetable acids with natural digestives and stomach juices. It claims each dose digests more than 3 000 grains of good food and is sold by all druggists.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cost effective cure for colds with claims of reliable relief. It urges readers to buy now, notes bottles priced 25 and 50 cents, and promotes other remedies like DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Pineview treatment. Also references testimonials and dealer availability.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a prompt remedy for rheumatism. It claims one application relieves pain and many users are permanently cured with 25 and 50 cent sizes. The note mentions Dewitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for piles and says it is sold by all druggists.
Seattle dispatch reports the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition will run from June 1 to October 15, 1909 despite rumors of postponement. Office notes show strong funding and expansion plans with Col. Dorsch named director of exhibits and Oregon’s former commissioner due credit for prior work.
A mix of bankruptcy concerns for Randolph and Garaway hotels in Eling, Randolph County assessor candidacy, and calls for more telephone connections. Also mentions a new Chronicles edition from Robert Curk Company in Cincinnati priced at $2.60, Upshur County Republicans primary on February 29, a charter grant to Republican Publishing Company Weston, and a sealed-beating incident near a sealing car in Tra in to death. The Framing on the Ohio River and a heavy current are noted without clear context.
The Home Bank of Brooklyn a small state institution with capital 100 000 and surplus 53920 closed for business after a run began yesterday. Deposits are described as not large and the bank is not open today. Dr John Stone the dentist is ill with flu and unable to attend his office. friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Circulars in Guyandotte Central City and Huntington announce close of meetings. Jacob Weller linked to Charleston family, and Cabell grand jury tussles with lawbreakers. Ohio Legislature committee to inspect mines near Wheel Ing. Huntington division schedule change. John Giles of Fairmont jailed for theft of 18 bags of flour.
A dense, garbled mix of storefront ads and service notices. Listings include furniture stores pressing services cleaning and repair shops, wallpaper sales, tailoring and garment cleaning, and a jewelry dealer. Several business names and addresses appear with contact hints and hours.
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