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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
7
An ad touts Dr. Bhoop's Croup Care as a quick remedy for distress in children and Dr. Shoop's Cenep Cere for croup only. It also promotes Blood Bitters as a universal cure driving out impurities, calming the stomach, and restoring health and weight.
Fort Mad non Is readers are told Dr Kings New Life Pills are better than any stimulant and guarantee relief from seasickness and constipation. Frask GO Bland's drug store sells them for 25 cents. Dosa's Ornament is advertised to ease melting bleeding or protruding piles and claimed to cure chronic cases. druggists carry it.
A misread promo notes disturbance during a Sunday service with coughs and a call to try Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims Dean's Regulats relieves constipation without cramping or nausea and weakness. Available for 25 cents per box.
The Acme Collecting Agency offers to locate your money and return it promptly. Address listed as 110 South Third Street.
Mothers who give their children Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup invariably endorse it. Contains Hosey and Tar. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law Bold by Stone and Mercer.
An advertisement promises a simple home remedy for menstrual pain and related female troubles. It targets mothers of suffering daughters and asks readers to write to Mr M. Summers, Notre Dame, Tad, to learn the method for about 12 cents a week.
C O Floyd of Kershaw recounts a long illness ending after six months on Dr King’s New Discovery. His cough and consumption vanished and he regained 176 pounds from a low of 134. Thousands are healed yearly. Guaranteed at Frank G Bland’s drug store. 50¢ and $2. Trial bottle free.
An old warning notes that kidney disease can be hidden before fatal damage shows. It urges using Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventative measure and remedy, claiming it corrects irregularities and prevents serious illness. Sold by Storm & Wilson.
Patrons praise the Penny Gallery across from the Empire Bank building for its fine little pictures and especially the nice card mounts, noting the pleasant display and quality.
The national pure food law takes effect on the first of the month, applying to thousands of staple food items. Manufacturers will label contents clearly, and the act aims to curb adulterated and misbranded goods. Regulators warn full enforcement may take months as outreach and compliance proceed.
The article describes how the clawhammer or evening coat preserves many relics from past tailoring. It explains the cutaway front for horseback ease, back buttons to protect tails, unbuttoning cuffs, and wide notched collar for turning up against cold. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes these features as relics once essential, now useless.
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