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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
3
For evening wear and business dress the shop stocks a full line of hats caps and accessories. The stock is kept up to date to meet needs of all classes and purses. They have just received a new line of wraparound endervess and other ready wear items in best manufacture.
For years Dr Shoop’s Cough Care has warned against unsafe ingredients like chloroform and opium. The article notes the new Pure Food and Drug Law and Dr Shoop’s long effort to warn mothers and deter use, with the product sold by all dealers.
Namlie Taylor of Bedford Virginia endorses Camensweet after using SWEET MELODY FLOUR and heat medicine. The product is sold by Stone Mercer under the Cuscaxweet brand, per a testimonial in the ad.
A quirky ad copy touts Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a safe wholesome beverage. It claims to mimic old Java and Mocha taste while being easy on the stomach and suitable for children, urging readers to buy from dealers.
Dr Hardman offers eye tests and glasses free from December 1 to February 1. All are invited to attend at 18 Third Street. C Welch promotes gas fitting and plumbing services on East Pike Street.
Cold wind remedy salve sold by Stone and Mercer promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills. Advertisement notes upholstery and furniture repair cheaper than ever. Located at 664 West Main Street at the former Odell stand.
The Acme Collecting Agency will collect your money and give it to you promptly. 110 South Third Street.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Taiko Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive remedy for kidney trouble. It claims to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, with Sturm & Wilson as sellers.
A 25¢ box offers a week long treatment for the kidney and bladder from Stone and Mercer. It promotes cleansing of the body and claims quick relief.
Mothers who give their children Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup invariably endorse it containe honey and tar. Conforma to the National Porn Food and Drug Law.
A bold claim that Foley's Honey and Tar can prevent pneumonia and serious flu symptoms by stopping coughs and expelling the cold from the system. The ad touts the genuine yellow package, sold by Sturm & Wilson, urging readers to choose authentic product.
A fragmentary card claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds. It asserts the medicine lowers cough and protects the lungs, promising refund of money for those who buy. The text is garbled and incomplete, but references a cough remedy and refund policy.
Congress debates reducing Washington gas prices to 9 cents per thousand feet amid claims production costs differ from the city. A Cuban conference is planned at the White House as officials fear war talk and unrest on the island. The agriculture department ends kelep imports used in pest control. Bailey's Texas primary gains boost his senate bid amid graft accusations. Oscar Straus adds a pottery and porcelain hobby to the cabinet profile.
A fragment describes love charms using mood, wine, and a ritual at midnight. Green red and white ribbon pieces are bought from three shops, tied to a target, and returned to the buyer to wear at church. The witch guides the binding ritual to identify and bind the person.
A sketch of John Stow the celebrated English antiquary born to poor parents about 1925. He toiled as a tailor for decades then devoted his spare time to collecting legends and histories, walking to monasteries to copy old manuscripts, and finally worn to beggary by royal grant and illness. He died two years after taking the beggar’s garb. The piece notes his devotion to preserving English memory and chronicles.
A vacant house welcomes a shy young couple, Mr and Mrs Tileston, whose refined manners stir gossip in Waverly. After weeks, a gradual reveal shows the wife dead, the husband distraught, and the house briefly visited by church ladies and a distant De G., ending with public papers reporting the couple’s social ties and engagements.
An odd promotional blurb touts a product said to be made from native roots, claiming safety and reliability. It references invigoration and strength effects, markets as health restoring and educational, with varied product names and vague health benefits.
An advertisement touts a vegetable digesting solution named Kodat that promises to ease undigested food, relieve silrens and painful cramps, and correct digestion deficiencies. It claims conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and notes sale by Stone and Mercer.
How to cure chilblains with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and how to avoid appendicitis by addressing constipation. The ad cites Frank G. Bland's drug store for salve and Sturm & Wilson for the laxative fruit syrup, presenting testimonials and product claims in a period newspaper voice.
A distorted ad touts Provention or Prevention tablets claiming to end colds and grippe, prevent pneumonia or bronchitis, sold by dealers. The Acme Collecting Agency at 1a South Third street offers quick collections and money transfer.
Wreenlawn Cemetery now open offering beautiful lots under perpetual care. Information and pricing available from P B Koblegard president T J Lynch treasurer or L Lee Parley superintendent on the grounds. Also an advertisement for Dr Shoop's Croup Cure claiming quick relief for croup symptoms in children available from local dealers.
A fragmented notice requests accounts be turned over to the Acme Collecting Agency for prompt returns and a small commission at 110 Booth Street. A referenced Dr. Sheep's Magin Ointment is cited for skin issues though the legible text is fragmented and unclear.
Hapgoods announces openings and urges locals to apply for better positions through the National Organization at Employment Expense. Mr Wrenk A Willison will appoint a district representative from Oak Hall Building to explain the proposition and assist in securing pulp vacancies. Call or visit Clarkaberg address for details.
Fragmentary OCR text notes Hapgoods Park Building and an office location at Principal Ctklen with unclear context or events. No clear date, person, or organization beyond those names. Summary limited by readable fragments.
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