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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
3
A reader described a rushed attempt to secure coverage after a mishap, noting the need for insurance and promising to write policies with reputable firms. The message mentions Mark Koblegard, General Insurance, Moore 1 and & Moore, 4th Street, urging prompt action.
W M Cros, a stationary engineer from Jackson street, recounts years of backache and kidney issues followed by relief after using two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills from Wells & Haymaker. He endorses the remedy, urges buyers to remember the name Dean's, and notes Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo as US agents.
A prospectus promotes independent farming in the South with ideal soil crops climate and water. A personally conducted excursion leaves Chicago on Tuesday February 21 for an inspection trip through southern areas. Write to E A Richter Passenger and Land Agent Illinois Central for free descriptive material and full details.
A historic note advises not to suppress a cough but treat its underlying cause. It contrasts quick suppressants with remedies like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that relieve irritation and remove mucus, claiming to cure the cold and cough. It lists Stone & Mercer as sellers.
An ad describes Pinealee flour and a Pinealen remedy promising permanent relief for kidney and back pain and rheumatism. It mentions Stone & Merwe and Fenney's Chocolates with C D Stone & Co as sellers, presenting a new discovery style cure.
Remarkable recall is traced from ancient Greece and Rome to early modern Europe. Notable cases include Greek generals and Roman emperors using memory as power, Voltaire at Frederick the Great court, Padua students, and Buxton the illiterate who recited Bible verses from memory. Modern wagers and public events also showcase retentive feats, with figures like McCartney and Futter demonstrating extraordinary recall under testing.
A 19th century notice promotes a wide field for women skilled in making over garments from old materials. It urges discretion with client confidences, suggests keeping a stock of dress fabrics and trimmings, and hints at small profits from wholesale fabric purchases.
A dated set of home remedies advises olive oil rubbed into hair roots after shampooing for shine, cucumber slices bound to the face as a whitening aid, and repeated nose application of diluted alcohol or hazel for redness. It covers nail care with daily trimming and cuticle care, plus a honey lemon cream for hands.
The article notes perfume choices depend on individual taste amid changing fashion. It claims high priced extracts and toilet waters are popular this season, while cautioning against offensive scents. A rise in attention to fragrance reflects social trends in Manchester style.
A short home tips note describes plaster ornaments turning yellow. It prescribes a whitening method using finely powdered starch mixed with hot water to form a thick paste. Apply while hot, let dry slowly, then remove excess with a sponge.
Poorly legible OCR fragment describes mixed lines and phrases about belts, posters and games. It mentions Western Hurts and Daher Elan but lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to corruption. The item appears as a damaged newspaper clipping with unreadable content and nonsensical wording.
A fragment discusses bird sight and flight, noting eye structure and the potential for powerful vision. It mentions eye surgeons and references London Mall in a derailed excerpt, with unclear wording and broken phrases.
The Sogin and Masonesta Laken in Albany and Carbon counties cover about 1 028 acres and hold an estimated 4 909 000 tons of soda. The structure is nearly dry with a medium sulfate layer about Tex acres and five feet deep, reflecting a region rich in natural resources.
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