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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement touts Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation boosting digestion and bowel action. It promises no nausea or griping and urges prompt use. Sturm & Wilson also notes Foley's Honey and Tar remains compliant with the Pure Food and Drug Law.
An editor of the Memphis Times extols Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble noting many permanent cures. He urges refusing any but the genuine in the yellow package sold by Sturm and Wilson.
Advert describes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and colds with mild laxative effect. It claims guaranteed genuine product in yellow package, sold by Sturm and Wilson.
Doctor Shoop has long opposed opium and similar poisons in cough remedies and supports the Pure Food and Drug Law. For nearly thirty years his Cong Cure Sage bottle carried a tag rejecting opium, promising safer relief for children when used as directed.
The Acme Collecting Agency will collect your money and give it to you promptly. Located at 110 South Third Street, the notice states prompt service for refunds or collections.
Local ads promote Foley’s Honey and Tar for influenza and pneumonia prevention, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills, plumbing by C W Welch, upholstery by H B Allen, and cemetery information for Greenlawn near the city. Perpetual care plots offered with contact numbers for details.
This May interest you as an ad for Foley's Kidney Cure claims to stop kidney and bladder trouble. Sold by Sturm and Wilson.
Charleston Feb 1 The Cooper direct primary bill dominates the legislative scene with House members from the Fifth District opposing it and delaying tactics in place. Supporters warn a Republican gain of 7,500 in the Fifth if passed. Senate fights a committee investigation into mine disasters, approved by the governor, with three weeks left in session. Finance debates delay the general appropriation bill as departments seek larger funds.
Salem school officials urge an extra 35000 for a new building but the finance committee trims funds to cover only two years of expenses. The proposal disappoints trustees and supporters who sought new facilities. A visit by Senator Stephen B Hawkins is planned for late this week with a banquet at Kanawha hotel for lawmakers and governor staff. Senator Ashburnie backs a two cent railroad rate bill likely to pass, possibly merged with Holle’s measure for a joint bill.
A new business guide and rating publication will cover Clarksburg and six nearby counties Harrison Lewis Upshur Barbour Taylor and Randolph as part of a regional effort by the Merchants Mercantile Agency with offices in the Hartje building Pittsburg. The guide aims to rate merchants and others, with monthly reports and plans to expand to additional states and districts.
Beyersburg reports Vice Admiral Netogatof and other naval officers punished by court martial with ten year fortification internment for one and varied terms for others. Blanchester bank assets and liabilities pegged at 60 thousand and 140 thousand. New York February reports on coal index.
Announcement from Hapgoods National Organisation of Employment Experts announces Frank A. Willison as district representative with offices in Oak Hall building Clarkevarg West Virginia. Call or write Room 17 18 Oak Hall Building for details on vacancies and resources. Local home phone 454-466-
Hapgoods at Park Building Pittsburg engages authorities amid a disturbance described as a rile in all principalities.
City life highlights show rising culture and commerce with features on popular trends, street sales, home news, telegraphic updates, and local enterprise. Readers see shifts in popularity and influence across neighborhoods and markets.
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