Baltinome and 70 RateRoAn Tour to Washington
obscure schedule notes announce Baltinome and 70 RateRoAn tours to Washington with uncertain dates. references to travel stops, fares, and morning departures appear amid garbled text.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
3
obscure schedule notes announce Baltinome and 70 RateRoAn tours to Washington with uncertain dates. references to travel stops, fares, and morning departures appear amid garbled text.
A fragment discusses medicines for ague and malaria with mentions of quinine, tonics, and tonics. It references Melodic remedies, Patrons such as Bland's drug store, and a patient showing jaundice and fever amid a town scene with vague dates and locations.
Tickets advertised for a round trip through Tampa and routes via Atlanta with departures listed as February 21 and March 7. The vendor notes all expenses to be deducted and travel details include itineraries and fares for the journey.
A vintage patent medicine claim highlights a product named Sweet Melody Flour Cure marketed by Stans & Mercer. It boasts quick relief for coughs colds and pulmonary symptoms, claiming to clear phlegm inflamed passages, ease pains, and prevent pneumonia.
An item notes a farmer’s independence and calls for joining a Chicago event on Powney 21st for soil and climate discussions. It invites readers to write for a free descriptive tract from Land Agent Tinus Content TR. The notice appears from a newspaper fragment with unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary text references individuals such as Devitt Vittles Manly Rivas and Karly Tanates, with scattered phrases about travel, illness, and work. The legible portions resemble a damaged newspaper fragment lacking a clear event, date, or location.
In a cluttered notice readers see references to industrial campaigns and a named location. The document mentions Campbell Street and a block in Harkelwiri with a legal or procedural tone about timing and direction. Names of individuals are obscured.
A public event led by notable figures drew attendees to a street meeting. The gathering featured speakers discussing a famous remedy claimed to ease illness and promote health, with participants praising the potential benefits and urging wide use.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention persons Oo Sturn and SWE MELODY YLOPE in a sparse item about Fewwrar’s Caymlates of SM. The readable text hints at a memorial or literary reference but lacks clear event dates or locations.
A dated health column describes steps to treat contagious illnesses in kids, noting chickenpox and diphtheria like symptoms. It explains throat swelling and gland involvement, the spread via clothing or touching, and the progression from facial pimples to widespread eruption in chickenpox.
Fragmented notes trace glass manufacture from ancient times to 3600 years ago in Egypt and Palestine. The piece mentions Horeb exodus era glasswork and sunken Poetic reflections on progress, with references to artists, sites, and a London periodical discussion of craft.
An Allenstown, Michigan resident, Mrs. Ersking of Allenyne, suffers from prolonged stomach trouble and reports that after taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she was entirely cured. The advertisement claims instant relief and notes sale by Stoms & Mercer.
Partial ad copy notes a pottery display labeled Ruko Art Pottery in Clarksburg. It mentions a jewelry store Robinsons and a person named Cheintmae with a suggestion of appreciation by a felenda. The fragmentary text offers little verifiable detail.
Mrs. P Z Condier of Maskington writes her three year old daughter suffered deadly croup until Foley’s Honey and Tar was given. The product reportedly brought immediate relief after the first doses, averting a crisis.
Travel advertisement for The True Southern Route offers through tourist sleeping cars from Cincinnati to California with quick elegant service. Contact A. A. Gallagher D.P.A. LMR at 419 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio.
A buyer from Rock Hills Ala reports Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieve indigestion better than any remedy tried. The customer, W. Kimory, age about seventy, says he has tried many remedies but none as effective. Sold by Stone Mere.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rulers named Galt and Chivkoburge with unclear dates and locations. The brief mentions a deadly event and a call to varied regiaed action, but details are obscured by garbled text.
An aged advertisement notes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to aid nourishment and digestion. It urges readers to try the remedy for stomach and liver discomfort and includes a vague endorsement by a medical supplier.
The Elkbridgs Dancing Academy holds sessions every Saturday afternoon from 9 to 5. The age group is largely attending and some families seek to sell their children’s participation. inquiries about terms should contact the agency. instructor M. S. Blake.
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