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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
4
A Flint area ad promotes Brooke Electric Photo Studio offering night sittings at 806 North Fourth Street. It touts permanent night photos, affordable pricing, and references to rival sweets and Sweet Melody Flour in living city trade copy.
A touring company presents A Bunch of Keys a musical farce praised for its audacious humor and catchy appeal. The Hoyt conceit remains recognizable as the production overhauls aspects while preserving a strong beat and lively performances. The Traders Grand will host a Wednesday engagement with plans for a continuing run.
Street car timetable lists first trips at 6:00 a.m. and then at ten minute intervals to the depot with late runs around other districts. The Montiodhy Brent Oake line starts at 0:10 a.m. and runs every twenty minutes, linking Court Thinew and Bron Quks. Additional services mention depots, routes to Conte Towns, Wale Hot, and others with varied intervals.
Notice states Jose M Hickman disclaims any debts or obligations arising in his name and declares no liability for property claims. Includes an 1908 note and a reference to a patent remedy advertisement by Hayward Werman and a local seller Stone Meteer offering a tonic.
In a terse, promotional sketch the ad touts a miracle remedy for cracked skin and chapped lips, claiming rapid relief after a single application. It is credited to Stone & Mercer with bold marketing phrasing and odd spellings.
The readable fragment describes a mysterious mining event and a playful local tale. It mentions Busy figures and unusual names, hinting at a community gathering or incident. No clear dates or outcomes are present.
An old advertisement claims the remedy Dee's Laxative Honey and Taran improves all coughs and lung illnesses common in the season. Sold by Stone & Mercer with promises of curing whooping cough and related conditions.
A fragment questions whether a man without insurance deserves sympathy as his career ends after a catastrophic event. The speaker ponders who has the right to forgo insurance and the value of pity in such a case.
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