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Second floor note appears jumbled with mis-spelled words and stray numbers. The readable fragment mentions a location on a second floor and a reference to 316 but lacks a clear event or context.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
7
Second floor note appears jumbled with mis-spelled words and stray numbers. The readable fragment mentions a location on a second floor and a reference to 316 but lacks a clear event or context.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments, claiming kidneys affect whole body health. It urges readers to consult doctors but promotes trying the product first and mentions availability through druggists and a mailing address in Binghamton, Ned.
Notice to stockholders of Clarksburg Light and Heat Company announces annual meeting at the company office in Clarksburg West Virginia on Thursday February 1 1907 at one o clock in the forenoon H M Brown Secretary pin... (text truncated)
A period advertisement promotes Dr Shoup's Croup Cure as a safe syrup that stops croup quickly and relieves distress and vomiting in children. It claims effectiveness without curing other aliments and urges readers to trust this remedy from dealers.
An old advertisement promotes ManZan Pile Remedy in collapsible tubes with a nozzle for direct application. It promises instant relief for feeding and propping trouble and offers refunds. Other items include Kodots vegetable acid digestion solution and Dade's Little Liver Pills, with multiple sellers and test offers noted.
An old newspaper snippet promotes Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment offering quick relief for piles with claimed certainty and satisfaction. Also advertised are Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar and Extra Fine Ice Cream at Hotel Waldo. Ends note references compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
In a Boston Herald report an aged woman at a house near the fez recounts the property belongs to a Boston lawyer. The tenant refuses rent, preferring to leave. the proprietor offers five dollars toward next year to calm the dispute and hopes for a resolution before cold weather.
A fragment describes Christmas rituals as a cheerful hustle with carolers, lamplighters, and shop staff, then shifts to a bleak view calling it an organized holdup. It contrasts holiday warmth with crime, and then jars into astronomical facts about light and silk thread lengths, illustrating vast scales and costs.
A collage of excerpts on parliamentary ushers customs sarcastic views of royal intrusion and quaint phrases. Includes Michael MacDonagh on the House of Commons access and slang examples, plus a joke about Macaulay and other antiquarian musings from Chicago Tribune and London Chronicle style quips.
A frail widow receives a pension from a rich merchant who schemes to exploit her. Henry pressures the widow for funds, proposing a raise in pay to secure influence. The plan collapses as the widow’s needs reveal the pension amount and the merchant’s intent, exposing a predatory bargain in Youth's Companion.
The piece discusses rhythm in writing and speech, noting readers perceive long sentences and the aesthetic value of rhythm in art. It explores economic prompts for local spending, then shifts to natural science facts about snakes and a humorous anecdote about theater and perception, ending with a brief street dialogue.
In Singland from March to May hundreds of men gather to hunt plovers on English coast marshes. Nests are protected by laws, but poaching persists. Owners of marsh lands earn substantial sums selling eggs, with prices listed and legal actions noted.
A feature on saleswomen detailing slow pay advances after long tenure, the grind of shop life, and the need to size up customers and items. It contrasts shopper deception with real value, plus a note on bird nesting labor and energy of workers versus birds.
A Washington correspondent reports telephoned the cabinet officer to confirm rumors of retirement. The officer briefly confirms plans to retire soon after the call ends. A casual exchange about courtship between a daughter and a suitor is described with tone resembling a society note.
A fragmented quotation from the London Spectator discusses the importance of good nourishment for mental and physical work. It argues one should not overemphasize dinner prep yet warns against settling for bad food, noting nourishment as essential for maximizing powers and productivity.
A lighthearted mix of anecdotes on insurance, philosophy, winemaking, a printing mishap, racing humor, and domestic chatter. The piece weaves warnings about accidents, resilience in hardship, and humorous reflections on everyday life and misprints from a faded periodical.
Ray K. Mackadie of this town suffered weak kidneys with dull ache and back discomfort. After using Doan's Kidney Pills bought from Wells & Thy maker's drug store for several days, his kidneys improved and he felt stronger. He urges others to recall the name and take no other remedy.
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