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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1906
Page
4
Ad touts Rexall Mucu Tone as a science based tonic for catarrh affecting nose throat stomach intestines liver kidneys or bladder. It guarantees a refund if the medicine does not benefit and invites trials with a fifty cent size.
A Rexall ad argues that its cough cure may not suit all, urging customers to trust experts and investigations to prove medicines. It emphasizes selecting remedies backed by medical science and Rexall’s reputation, claiming the best options come from tested, proven remedies.
Weber and Field announce a fresh seasonal production after a year of record success in New York. The touring plan includes three major stops this season, with a policy of rotating new shows each season. The act promises tuneful melodies, bright comedy, grand scenery, and high entertainment value.
Enthusiastic press praise marks the Aborn company's revival of Robin Hood as a premier musical event. Principal cast includes Ethel Houston Vivia Browerer PF Stanton Heck Haro Blake Edward Metcalfe Katt Stall Campbell Donald Agnes Stone Meta Carson and Matthe Hogeman. Strong chart and elaborate scenery and costumes expected.
Review praises faithful period costuming and the early 70s setting. Observers recall the Grand matinée Thursday February 22 with emphasis on accurate attire and stage detail.
A stage scene titled Southern country home was shown in the first act of the play. Models were crafted from a photograph of a famous old southern home taken by Lot tie Blair Parker during a visit to a friend's girlhood home in Indianaplis.
An advertisement row touts Dr Gunns improved Waver Pile remedy claiming to drive out illness, improve complexion, and cure long standing ailments after 26 years of practice. It promotes sample offers and sales through Stone & Mercer and mentions other tonics and pills by Bosanko Co and DeWitt & Co.
A rural comedy The Hoosier Girl stars Miss Kate Watson and features lively, humorous dialogue. The production promises two and a half hours of entertaining misadventure with songs and dancing, aiming to charm audiences despite garbled text.
H J Stanley of Bruno praises Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption after his wife’s health improved with early usage. Advertisement notes trial bottle free and money back guarantee. Also touts Dean's Regulets for constipation and Bucklon's Arnica Salve for burns with quick cures. Bland druggist sells 26¢ to $1.00 items.
Vintage patent medicine ad touts DeWitt Little Early Risers as stomach and liver supports and Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar as a safe cough and cold remedy. It claims universal user satisfaction and lists Stone & merger as sellers.
An old medical ad touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as denying coughs or colds lead to pneumonia. It warns against unknown preparations containing opiates that cause constipation and slow recovery. The advertisement lists Stone & Mercer and others as sellers.
An advertisement features Reverend JOC Warren of Sharon Baptist Church praising Electric Bitters as a godsend for back pain joints and general weakness. The copy claims the tonic improves liver and kidney complaints, strengthens the body, and enables easier walking, with a satisfaction guarantee through F. G. Mand.
Public sale to be held at the county seat at 1 o clock at five shares of stock of the Clarkaburgnee Association. The stock is collateral of a hotel. Readers with kidney pains backache and bladder trouble are invited to attend and consult physicians. The event is managed by Stone & Miroir and the Jomo & Law On.'s fountain.
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