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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
7
An old advertisement page lists doctors and offices in Butte and nearby towns with a medical pitch for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. It promotes kidney bladder remedies and offers a free sample bottle by mail, urging readers to mention the paper and send address to Binghamton NY.
Secretary Wilson asserts law requires labeling of chloroform opium morphine and other habit forming drugs on remedies. Chamberlains Cough Remedy previously claimed none, now proven false. the remedy is praised as one of the best for coughs and colds and widely sold by dealers.
An advertisement touts Tine tiles as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism backache kidney trouble and joint pain. It promises relief with a 20 day treatment for $1.00 and urges readers to buy from H. F. Burke.
Notice lists James H. Kearnes and Ed Ward N. Koehler applying to transfer the license to sell at retail spirituous wines and drinks in Clarksburg West Virginia for the year starting May 1 1907. The transfer concerns Davis Barrett and Elizabeth Latstetter building 313 West Pike Street. Hearing set by city council January 17 1908. Will H. Colr clerk signs.
Edina Missouri resident PL Klute says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets helped his stomach trouble after trying many remedies. Sold by all dealers.
A Woodland Texas man with kidney and bladder trouble reports four years of pain ending after a 20 day Pinculen treatment. He says the drug brought relief and he would not trade the value it provided, with a druggist selling the guaranteed remedy for $1.
An old advertisement claims Dr Shoop’s Restorative strengthens weak stomach heart and kidneys by rebuilding nerves. The copy urges readers to try a free sample and notes the product is available wherever drugs are sold in Racine.
The Queen's Messenger recounts a Paris to Marseilles theft as a diamond necklace vanishes from a cigar-case in a hotel room. He pleads with police to arrest a presumed Russian dignitary, triggering a massive cross border search and official alerts. The tale ends with the promise of a continuation tomorrow.
A garbled historical note describes indigestion remedies and trial preparations involving individuals named Aurapaler and Sola, with unclear references to Burke and Two Way. The readable fragments hint at medical or remedy discussion but lack coherent events or dates.
An old advertisement notes Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin mailing Tris Catarrh treatments on request. The copy boasts low cost and wide value claim, calling it a scientific prescription used widely with dramatic language.
A garbled roundup mentions Huntington editors and local officials, public auctions, and legal curiosities. It notes postmaster concerns, school needs, and a dramatic club at Davis Elkins College, with various local people and firms named among scattered items.
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