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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
7
For years Cimberlain's Cough Remedy has stood as a trusted tonic, promoted for its gentle healing effects. The notice claims the remedy supports nature, eases coughing, and aids recovery, asserting it as a standard health aid.
The new musical comedy scene features Charles Pusey and twelve young performers in a lively routine. Spectators say the Go Go Man number is sensational with audiences likely to whistle after hearing the lively routine.
A fragmented report from Portland references changes in cement production and allied water supply issues affecting local industry. Mentions WO and Melody Flour with unclear roles, but indicates economic adjustments tied to wartime conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a cemetery site named Tiber and grounds under perpetual care. unclear names or dates appear, with garbled phrases suggesting inquiries into opening or maintenance of burial grounds.
An OCR damaged notice discusses a product named ManZan and a collapsible tub with a medicine applied inside. It claims immediate relief and mentions related web and purchase references. The fragment shows promotional wording and unclear attachments.
An odd old item promises relief from kidney pains backache and bladder trouble after one night using Pine-ules. It also advertises Carinas cakes quil oyster patties from the Kandy Kitchen at 810 West Viky street and directs readers to leave orders.
Mrs. Bert Bopp and a nurse are mentioned in connection with a diphtheria incident involving Swept Melody Flour. The note implies health concerns linked to the product and individuals connected to the case. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
An old ad promotes Sweet Melody Flour as a cure for coughs and lung ailments claiming refunds if not cured. It asserts no opiates and warns it protects against pneumonia and consumption, with packaging in yellow oakage and sold by Stone & Mercer F H Burke and Sturm & Wilson.
An early advertisement promotes Ring's Dyspepsin Tablets claiming every meal will taste proof and do good when taken. Sold by Stone and Mercer.
Mrs Mary Merriman wife of Lord Morriman aged 20 died Tuesday at 12 o'clock from consumption. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Andee Hutson survives. Langsden infant, aged lines years, also survives. Funeral from residence Thursday with burial at Jeli View cemetery.
Melody flouruor Levy's 322 five cent cigar plate prerybolly oct Sit The reason Dr Dade Litil Liver Pills give perfect satisfaction is due to their tonic effect on the liver They never gripe Solid by Stone Mercer ALT Carle of 114 Moubierlly avenue will make our Gather bed jinla Folding Feather mattresses All work guaranteed jontit
An excerpt discusses grip illness and relief, praising wheeler Winn's Cough-Remedy as effective for many sufferers. It notes prompt use prevents pain and serious symptoms, with Stone & Co advertising the remedy.
In a terse notice the sellers Barney and Colon announce disposal of spattern anil trimmed items and related coat and tail components. The listing indicates an impending sale of assorted fabric remnants and accessories.
In a field note from Chicago, a hunter describes how wild turkeys and geese respond to human presence. He details stalking methods using tree cover, ground sitting, and patient motion to avoid detection, noting birds’ eye contact and flight responses during approaches near reed beds and water.
A garbled OCR sample presents a jumble of phrases about appetite discipline and digestion. Readers debate whether the lines describe fasting, meals, and personal restraint, noting uncertain names and scrambled sentences amid uncertain context.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a telegraph operator in Fengrie who faces a bank crisis. He recalls receiving a distressing agenda and a cashier’s notice as a bank doors open with warnings. He considers delivering a message in person and withdraws his savings after conflicting loyalties.
The text describes a tower chest as a wedding gift and mentions carved oak works and damask decorations. It references Vinellia and Massachusetts, travelers, and agents to someone named Beton. The fragmentary content hints at historical pictures and crafted furniture details with unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local note involving Levy, a person named Sam, rent, and a planned aid request. The text references Birney and Oohem and a melody motif, but readable facts are limited and no clear event or outcome emerges.
An odd almanac style ad touts Ree's Laxative Honey and Tur as the best remedy for colds and digestive complaints. The text mixes garbled spellings and unclear phrases but emphasizes its claimed gentleness and pleasant taste.
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