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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Tamberport Cow Company designating No 2 at Greth farm Lumberport and testing some project in mint area. Mention of a bell system in town and Sweet Melody Flour referenced.
Fragmented text references cough cautions and medical products and doctors. It mentions Dr Shoar and Dr Eboop with unclear guidance about poison risks and online remedies. The readable portions offer warnings aimed at caregivers and parents about early care for children.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure claiming effectiveness for various hair and beauty concerns. It touts a “new chemical laboratory” and targets women with promises of lasting vitality and improved appearance. Special agents Wells & Maymaker are listed with a price of 11.90 for the product in Detroit.
West Virginia Connecting officials renew options on South Waynesburg land for a proposed Belington to Pittsburg railroad line. Pittsburg capitalists back the project with J W Thompson and unionsites as major stockholders, aiming to connect coal regions with a 68 mile route. Some owners refuse options without proof of imminent need as coal operators seek to develop holdings.
Broaddus won an armory night game against Salem and Mage at the Company On field, with guards Locker and Fleyner leading for Salem and forwards Davis Lawther. Broaddus featured Tchardion Wells Williams and Garrett at forward positions, while Moyr Tion Neudvalals led the team. The setback details and upcoming match against Allegheny Academy are noted, with the event witnessed by a sizable crowd.
MARRIAGE LICENSES list Mareingy Neanwoe and Marghe aint Moria, Mathie L. Merriman. Chesrway and Vindie Gadd, Bray Te Corlani. An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known cure, with claims of constitutional treatment and a money-back guarantee, urging readers to send for testimonials and purchase from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and cough remedy. It claims to extract glycerine from native roots and to treat bronchial throat and lung conditions. The text lists blood purification, skin eruptions, and gastric issues as benefits, with patient testimonials and a Buffalo physician commission for more information.
A garbled ad-style passage touts Don's Ointment as a permanent cure for itching and a Welsh product as a remedy for various complaints. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic curing chills, fever, stomach, liver, and kidney issues, with a sales claim and store mention.
Readers are urged to trust a patent remedy promising to cure cold, cough, and pneumonia. The ad claims the product protects health, halting illness and offering fast relief, while promoting cost and access through dubious language.
A fragmented ad style notice offers remedies and warnings for coughs and chest congestion. It touts honey and tar mixtures, a “Made in a Minute” coffee substitute, and various tonics. Mentions a Foley brand, Storm & Wann, and a promise to ease constipation. Includes stray names and places in a jumble.
A garbled OCR extract lists various firms and rooms across multiple floors and offices including physicians, architects, a real estate company, life insurer, lumber company, and a lawyer. Names and precise locations are scattered, with several floor numbers and room references incomplete or misread.
A dubious health claim urges prompt stomach relief with a post meal remedy marketed by a vague seller. The text touts a concoction named LGDOL for Dyxpepala and Indgies ton and claims it helps the stomach work properly.
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