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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation, claiming it aids digestion, stimulates the liver and bowels, and restores natural action. It markets Foley's Honey and Tar as a non narcotic cough and lung remedy, endorsed by a Memphis editor.
The Acme Collecting Agency advertises prompt money collection and quick turnover of accounts. Locations include 110 South Third Street and 116 South Third Street, with a slogan promising prompt collections. Also noted are gas fitting and plumbing by F C Welch on East Pike Street and a health ad for Foley's Honey and Tar.
The Grand attraction on Wednesday February 6 is The Clay Baker starring William Mong as a determined aged inventor Peter Denig. He battles poverty and enemies to unlock an unbreakable pottery secret amid love, intrigue, and dramatic twists.
J A Day administrator of Tacob Myers deceased schedules a public sale of personal property at the residence near Jarvisville on Tuesday February 13 1907 at 10 00 o clock a m lasting sale for the estate of Tacob Myers.
E. E B. Allen at 864 West Main Street announces affordable upholstery and furniture repair services. D. R. Odell's old stand is mentioned as a location reference for customers seeking value in restoration work.
Coughs and colds are eased by Foley's Honey and Tar described as mildly laxative and guaranteed effective. The genuine product is in a yellow package and sold by Sturm and Wileon.
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by Sturm & Wilson in the same page.
The article lauds William Y. Mong in The Clay Baker for a vivid portrayal of an aid inventor. It draws comparisons to Jefferson and Rip Van Winkle and notes the Mont Alto and Chambersburg, Pa. setting. The performance is praised for its originality, zeal, and lasting public appeal.
A tidy cemetery near the city advertises perpetual care for all lots. For information call the cemetery at 30 W Main St or 217 Homephone.
A rehearsal of the new Clarksburg Military Band took place in the Grand Opera House Monday. Thirty-five members are present with plans to grow. John Shinn is president, A J Smith master director, Wirt Lewin secretary and treasurer. Mrs M A Nusbaum will leave to fight for Washington and New York and hopes to take part in the Thaw trial.
Felix Haney scored his greatest success as Hi Holler in Way Down East and shines again as Huck in When the Harvest Days Are Over. He will appear at Grand on Thursday August 7 with manager Net Twomey and a top touring company.
Unclaimed letter list from the Clarksburg West Virginia post office dated February 4 1907 includes numerous names such as John C Angler Willie Bowman You Bielanski William Boggess Mrs Amy Bundel Miss Gertrude Rothenfield Clyde Ellis Mrs W H Freese Mra Mesdie Forel Miss M Handenberger Harry E Fuller Chas L Framan Dean Gardway Frank Greathouse Leomano Garnotti B L Gross G H Graham Mrs Katie Gurach Mrs Mary Gray T B Gray and many others. The notice records addresses like Box 435 and various personal names across genders and titles.
The dancing academy in the K. P. building Glen Elk opened last night with a public dance by Weat and Jackson and will continue events regularly.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Payette Senot from Parkersbars involved in a city court matter with unclear details and damaged wording.
Hapgoods announces two skilled players placed by Frank A. Willison as district representative. They rely on self-reliance to fill vacancies common in employment. Contact Roop at Oak Hall Building Clarksburg West Virginia or call home phone 454 465 for more details.
Building listing notes Hapgoods Park Building in Pittaturg housing principal offices and offices across locations.
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