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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
6
A scrambled ad-like snippet references Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs, colds, and pneumonia fears, warning against substitutes. It mentions Dr Gunn's Blood and Nature Tonic, Dean's Regulars, and various merchants selling these remedies, with scattered notes on illness relief and a personal letter praising improved health after treatment.
A review notes the tonight performance at Grand Opera House marked by vivid costumes and elaborate sets. It praises the show's bold portrayal of Southern life, calling it a standout production with strong acting and visual moments that will thrill audiences.
Fragmentary entries show transfers and parcels in Upland Grove and Curlidlis Cont, including references to R U Farrell, Charles Hylen, MA Harper, West End Land Co, and Richard Hall. Mentioned are lots or jots, acreage notes, and a Grant district reference with Hannah P Bond et al.
Dallas and Dode Pair mingle at the Traders tavern recalling past nights as Pittsburg visits his mother. The piece highlights their fame, charm, and longstanding ties to Clarkehure, with a note on hospitality and local flavor.
A man named Watson was brought before Justice James N. David on a warrant charging him with assaulting and beating Mrs. Jennie Crosx. He received a five dollar fine plus costs and agreed to pay, being restored. Nearby notes mention funeral attendance of Tee Wilson, and various local happenings, including hospital updates and rental and employment listings.
Physicians warn colds lead to pneumonia and consumption and worsen throat and lung trouble with each attack. Do not risk life with a cold. Chamberlains Do Remedy claims to cure before disease develops. It contains no opium or morphine and is backed by a thirty year reputation. For sale by Stone & Merter.
Reading notes show Reed back from a business trip to Fairmont. The column features local mentions, advertisements, and brief notices about residents and services, including Kadol Digest for indigestion and DeWitt products.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local sale of goods led by an individual named Mirek M and others. It references a group or committee called the Yellow Fund and hints at a funeral or death in a related context. The legible parts imply a postponed or contested sale with uncertain dates and participants.
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