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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
7
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Shopp Cough Cure to stop coughing safely. It claims herbal ingredients from a mountain shrub calm the cough without opium or harsh agents and urges mothers to choose Shopp’s over alternatives sold by local dealers.
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a life saving cough remedy and claims a full recovery after early bottle use. The ad markets the product for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention with a bottle at 31.00 and offers a free trial bottle while Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for children and households.
A grocer from Sulphur Springs touts Dean's Regulats for bowel relief and regularity, while Greenlawn Cemetery advertises a well kept site near the city with perpetual care. For info call 320 W. Main or Home 217.
Foley Orino Laxative is advertised as a new remedy better than older laxatives, claiming it does not grip or nauseate and is pleasant to take. The guarantee is noted by Sturm and Wilson.
A sensational claim extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a proven remedy for severe coughs and colds that resisted other treatments. The product allegedly stops coughs heals the lungs and expels the cold with no harmful drugs, advertised by Sturm and Wilson.
An advertisement promotes Preventies tablets as safe cold early treatment for adults and feverish children. It claims no quinine or laxative and suggests pneumonia could be avoided if colds are broken early. Large 48 tablet box priced at 25 cents, vest pocket boxes five cents, sold by all dealers.
Controversies spark debate over disposal methods and municipal politics in Huntington and nearby cities. Martinsburg prepares for a firemen convention and a new school at Martinsburg, while Charleston eyes a swift city election. Includes deaths of Nancy J. McClure and kit Pastorius, a Morgantown Elk, plus a fire incident in Fairmont and a court discharge in Morgantown.
The Capitol Taft Club is formed in Frankfort with six of eleven districts represented. State officials including State Auditor F P James president and Napier Adams secretary join Captain Ed Farley as treasurer. The club resolves to support Secretary Taft and back a Kentucky delegation favorable to his nomination.
The Fuel City Furniture Company on South Second street held its annual meeting last night. Officers listed were S. W. Gordon president, C. W. Binns vice president, and Q. O. Radabaugh treasurer and manager. The year’s business was reported as good.
The Sunday School Institute concluded after three nights at the Baptist church led by Revs Peters and A B Withers. The program drew a fair attendance and offered thorough help to Sunday school workers. R T Cunningham returned to Fairmont after a day on business. The document fragment mentions Hall's Catsarrh Cure and a sworn oath by Frank J Cheney in Ohio.
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