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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
4
A lively theater review praises the past production Dard Tarun for its strong cast and witty scenes. The piece notes a standout performance by Deacon Porkinn and highlights humorous exchanges that engage the audience with vivid character dynamics.
An old advertisement claims De Gunn's Hood and Nerve Tonic strengthens nerves and blood, aiding fatigue and memory loss. It pitches tablets sold at 75 cents per box or five boxes for five dollars, promising energy and nervous relief to ailing readers.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Tuesday timetable with multiple lines and stops including Seaton, Marin, and Washington. Mentions Southern Railway, trip venting, and references to voyageurs and packet agents. Details are garbled but imply a described journey with routes and stops amid wartime or travel notices.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr Bosko’s Pite Remedy as a cure for moist sores and itching, claiming it stops bleeding and absorbs tumors. An offer to mail order jars with Philadelphia druggists Stone and Mercer listed.
A fragmentary local notice notes a Saturday closing event at 118 Third Street in Chirksburg with unclear details. It mentions Eyerye Thutye and a person named Dan, with sparse dates and names, making the exact action uncertain.
A fragmented newspaper item mentions Sweet Melody Flour with limited elite sales, Vives sacrifices, and Dri Woods Neeway Pine Syrup caring. Mets cutting cutes big Gills to the verge of consumption. Fenway's Chocolates marketed as sold only by D Sturm & Co.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions fear, distress, and a plea about a partner’s safety. Names like Cordier and locations such as Marington appear, but details are unclear. The text suggests personal alarm and potential danger, with references to a plan and concern for life.
A testimonial from J. Hiskinn of Allrayilie Mig describes relief from stomach trouble and heartburn after using Kodal Dyspepsia Cure. He claims his sister recovered taste and appetite, resuming normal meals after taking the remedy sold by Stupy & Mercer.
The issue features a varied poetry and fiction lineup with work by Gililian from Malltimor and Mr Daly of Philadelphia. It includes "Going Home" and "A Page of Robbine" plus "Stub Eads of Thought" and a railroad department note. Baltimore & Compass publishes the verse and fiction in this monthly magazine.
A reader testifies that DeWitt's Little Early Risers relieve digestive and liver issues without causing griping or nausea. The advertiser claims the pills are gentle, effective, and ideal for travelers to carry as a reliable remedy, available at Stone & Mercer.
An item noting the return of Sir Lewis and Wolcott an expert optician formerly of Tailaduptiia Pa. They will examine and fit lenses at 225 Tak Hell building Main St Clarkismg Janadiw, offering services in eyewear and eye care.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills as a remedy for stomach distress and headache symptoms. It claims to cure pains from overeating, indigestion, dyspepsia, and related skin and liver issues, listing pricing and supplier Stone & Mercer.
A fragmented notice states a company and several parties are involved in an investigation. It mentions a location room 8 and Tarbtorg with a request to contact Anthony Owen at general HQ. Details are unclear but indicate formal action and official inquiries.
A disrupted Saturday gathering at Elbridge Manelng academy drew many parents and children intending to attend. Organizers urged calm as attendees planned to proceed with a light program and avoid disruption.
An advertised remedy claims to ease coughs and colds rapidly by reducing inflammation and soothing affected parts. It supposedly strengthens the throat and wards off pneumonia with a pleasant taste. Sold by Stone & Morcar.
An ad from Clarksburg promotes Sweet Melody Flour and Ruko Ast fashioned gifts. It highlights a “nice Christmas present” for friends and points readers to Rob Inscon’s jewelry store for viewing the items and decals.
Tourist itinerary advertised with travel agency details noting escort by Beau Campbell and general manager American with booking inquiries. Contact A A Gallagher D P A Mo Pac Ry at 410 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio for rates, dates, and sleeping car reservations.
A chaotic clipping mentions consumption and coughing with references to Foley’s Kidney Cure and King’s New Discovery. It cites Oklahoma and vendors like Stone and Mercer and Frank G Mand druggists. Personal anecdotes allege dramatic recoveries but the piece reads as dubious promotional copy.
California via The Iron Mountain Route offers tourist sleeping care with quick time and refined service. Address: A. A. Gallagher D.P.A. LMR 419 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio.
Mundas of Harrold Texas reports Electric Bitters cured his malaria fever and jaundice after quinine failed. Ad claims the remedy relieves chills, fever, and weakness with a safe, tonic action. Sold at Stone & Matthews and Frank G Bland drugstores, price 50 cents. Also mentions Clark Building & Loan and New York Life Insurance promotions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mention of Stone & Mercers Frank G. Blomit's stores and various product pitches. References to diets or liver treaties and a wood and custom slewnser appear garbled. No coherent event or person can be identified from the readable fragments.
A fragmentary ad tone describes a salve that allegedly heals and cools wounds and skin diversions. It claims effects on sores, burns, bruises, and protects wounds with a wartime style branding. No clear product name or origin is verifiable in readable text.
In a bustling shop a shopper slyly palms a wallet as a clerk and bystander watch. The incident ends when the wallet is claimed and the clerk jokes that the firm will receive it. A separate note explains how postal charges can be double billed if misaddressed.
The article notes valuable queen bees commanding 50 to 200 dollars each for specific strains like the Italian and Tallan bee tarumrs. A Canadian bee farm owner ships bees worldwide and insures his most valuable queens through an Italian firm. It also includes brief anecdotes and culinary tips such as adding sugar to boiling greens and grated cheese with potatoes.
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