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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
6
Telegrams Pattern Department announces exclusive New York designs for sale at 10 cents each, available by mail or in person, promising unique patterns for readers and customers.
New York fashions present a May Manton No 5848 pattern for a fancy blouse waist with tucked chemisette sleeves and beading. The illustrated design features brown and white plaid fabric, with fitted ring front, side darts, and distinct sleeve detail. material quantities, sizes, and ordering directions included.
Frederick Manuel of Maryland block Butte Montana bought a bottle of Newbro’s Herpicide on April 6 1899 and after 30 days his scalp showed hair growth. The product claims to destroy the germ causing dandruff and baldness and to halt further hair loss with new growth starting. Sold by leading druggists send two dollars for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Wells & Haymaker special agents.
Plans specifications and contracts drawn for all building types nationwide. Over forty years of experience. Completion guaranteed with satisfaction guaranteed.
Joseph M H Methermott president of the state senate cites a Palermont conference with prominent men to draft safety reforms for mines. A joint committee will study practical miners’ needs including non inflammable powder sticks, dust control, ventilation, and inspections with penalties proposed to enforce stricter standards.
Governor Dawson received the prison report for December showing a net decline in admissions and a jail population of 1248 on January 1. Fifty-one juveniles were admitted, nine federal prisoners were released on expiration, and 44 inmates were charged with various offenses. Three families from Lincoln County cooperators were tied to recent federal court convictions.
Fragmentary ad text markets Sweet Melody Flour claiming safety for babies and children. Mentions lullaby like use and quiet family comfort. Contains no opiates and references soft drugs. OCR parsing yields unclear phrases about timing and warnings. Entities are limited. no concrete dates or organizations present.
An 1867 English magazine describes heroic drugging of cooks with manna, senna and salts to preserve taste amid kitchen fumes and thirst. The piece notes strict employer promotion linked to the regimen and warns of severe penalties for cooks who resist. A concluding fragment references a social gathering with playful banter and sports-like taunts.
A fragmented ad-like note touts crocolate pie as healthful and nutritious. It urges readers to order ready-to-bake packages from grocers priced at ten cents, with a playful mis-spelling of chocolate and references to a mayor and specific packaging.
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