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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1906
Page
3
A Southern life play titled Under Sunny Southern Skies tours the East, praised as original and diverting with a love story set in the South. The advertisement also touts Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic for thin blood and nervous fatigue, priced 75 cents per box, sold by druggists.
A ragged feed of classified ads and patent medicine pitches proclaims corn for sale by B. Martin of Bridgeport West Virginia while promotional notices tout cough elixirs and tonics from various druggists. The text touts Dr consumption cures and remedies for malaria and fever asserting guarantees and trial bottles amid generic health claims.
A garbled OCR fragment references Dr Commos and a 100 page engraving set. It mentions mailing addresses and unnamed individuals, with scattered phrases about medical ads and Oak area. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
A historical note warns that colds cause more fatalities than any other illness and urges careful prevention. It discusses a remedy labeled Renedy as essential medicine, describing its claimed effects on loosening secretions and aiding recovery, with Stone & Meteer as sellers.
A fragmented advert describes a product called The Grip and a claim of its medical utility. It references improving sympathy by differing love and presents statements about avoiding danger and preventing pneumonia. It notes sale by Stone & Mercer.
Rail schedule shows multiple No. train numbers with Western and Fairmont connections including arrivals and departures. The list includes east and west bound services, Sunday variations, and connections to Clarksburg Richwood Morgantown and Pittsburgh. Local ads mention upholstery and a fountain, with several names and addresses.
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