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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
2
Abreast constipation cured by Urino Laxative Prolt Syrup claiming relief of chronic constipation, improved digestion, and natural bowel action. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup touted as non nauseating and pleasant to take with no substitutes. Sturm Wil son advertises Hotel Waldo cream and Foley's Honey and Tar safety under Pure Food and Drug Law.
Memphis Times editor praises Foley's Honey and Tar as best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble noting many permanent cures in his knowledge Sold in yellow package by Sturm and Wilson.
Foley's Honey and Tar claims to cure the most obstinate coughs and expel the cold from the system with mild laxative effect. It is guaranteed. The gem ing is in the yellow package and sold by Sturm & Wilson.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure stops kidney and bladder irregularities and cures any kidney trouble not beyond medicine. Sold by Sturm and Wilson.
A. J. Smallwood of 762 Pike Street, Clarksburg WV, reports two years of back dull ache and sciatica like pain. After trying various remedies he used Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment, with notable relief and stronger back. Price 50 cents at Wells & Harmaker drugstore. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Rivers pills as a safe reliable remedy for headaches as you grow wiser. Sold by Stone and Mercer in a compact drug market notice.
E B Allen at 664 West Main street advertises upholstering and furniture repairing services. The shop occupies the former C R Odell's stand offering low prices and quick turnaround for home furniture.
A note describes Greenlawn Cemetery as beautiful and well kept with lots under perpetual care. For information call 880 W Main St the cemetery or 217 Home phone.
Charleston reports Delegate Dilliard of McDowell proposes a bill to elect the state tax commissioner by the people for a four year term, aligning the office with gubernatorial elections. The measure, bill No. 283, would repeal prior appointment by the governor and set the next general election for 1908.
William V Mong brings The Clay Baker to the Grand for one night with cast from the original New York production Rowland and Clifford present Chas Avery in a principal role Semmy Holler the dexprit man Lillian Cavite the blind girl Ketsy and Mrs Mong in major roles Miss Louist Metcalf is the Dayton maiden Lady Fred Hoadley portrays Jacol Hanover among others
A colored man named Mat Henderson is marched to the storage room of justice after being arrested by Officer Whyte for drunkenness. The mayor and chief of police oversee the proceedings as Henderson accepts a five day sentence, marking another entry in the city’s patiee annals.
James B. Shockley, field agent for the Anti Saloon League, will address Duff Street United Brethren Church in the Stealey addition tomorrow night at 7 30. All are invited to hear him. Emmett Buzzard of Koble Ward Gry Goods Home learned of his brother Lin's death at Cameron and has gone there for the funeral.
Mr Mong's support includes W McGee as Jack Hanover Waite Waltz as rent collector Eva M Haye as Louisa and Peter Denig's daughter James Allison Frank Moore Frank Clifford Miss Mary Sandford also join Felix Haney popular rural drama star seen at the Grand Thursday Haney belongs to several societies and is in Elk He proudly notes his membership in the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Police officer Isaac Lewis shot Captain Holzapfel in Jackson Mississippi and is considered sane. In Salida Colorado eight people were killed and fourteen injured by a Monarch Mountain slide damaging three buildings. In Washington Heyburn pitched a Senate resolution to form a five member committee to investigate the Northern Pacific railroad property and confirm ownership under federal charter.
Clarksburg Maryland post office, four miles from Boyds in Montgomery County, has been ordered closed by the post office officials who plan to furnish rural free delivery to the town. The move, dated February fifth, affects depot service and local mail handling as the town awaits further arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various substances and remedies with odd spellings and unclear context. Mentions named items like Dr Bhogo Laboratorine and a candy tablet product. Overall content lacks coherent event or identifiable entities.
Hap Goods announces a new Clarksburg West Virginia branch of the National Organisation of Employment Experts. Frank A. Willison will manage the district and seek competent help and better positions, inviting employers to call or write. Oak Hall Building rooms 17-18, Clarksburg, home phone 454-466.
Hapgoods Park Building Pittsburg Pa listed in principal items under the office of the city clerk. Officers announce a sale and notice a deadline for bids on several parcels. Residents urged to review documents at city hall.
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