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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
7
Ellen Stan suggests winter dress ideas for girls focusing on the Aresa design. The article discusses lightweight and woolen fabrics, mixed materials like taffeta and duck, and colorways blue and brown in plain or striped patterns. It notes coordinating jumpers and plaid skirts with matched waists.
Instructions describe front and back slash options, edge finishes, and color matching for a jumper outfit. Guidance covers pattern placement on plaid or stripe fabrics, matching crosswise lines, and sizing for six to twelve year olds. Readers can request pattern 3703 by sending ten cents and full dates to the local office.
An old advertisement urges adults to use Foley's Honey and Tar when coughing. It warns to avoid imitation products and emphasizes the genuine formula in a yellow package from Sturm and Wilson.
An advertisement highlights Health Coffee Imitation from Dr. Shoop claiming a quick brew without actual coffee, plus Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters to improve blood, and Electric Bitters as a malaria and general tonic sold at Frank Gland's drug store.
An ad copy touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a rapid cure for grippe and coughs that may lead to pneumonia. Sturm & Wilson promote the remedy alongside lightweight references to grains and lumber products.
A vintage classified style notice touts Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy with testimonials from Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo and claims trial treatments offered free by Dr Shoop in Ricine Wisconsin. Also promoted are Dean’s herglow / laxative pills and Southern Pine Lumber Co products.
Reports warn of continuing malaria spread at Prireena while local campaigns stir up rejection sentiments. A Huntington fire tragedy recalls a four year old burned in an open grate incident. Snowfalls blanket eastern towns as forestry and court house site debates emerge. State officials announce a new forestry group led by J H Stewart.
At the 30th annual meeting of traffic officials serving the Pittsburg district and connecting coal lines to lake ports, it was decided that last year’s coal shipper rates will remain in effect for the coming year. About forty officials attended and reported no serious contentions or unfair rulings by the Interstate Commerce Commission affecting the final rate agreement.
Deeds listed: B W Harbert to Jacob Harbert one lot Northview. Charles L Davis to W Hy Ash emie one lot Wilconburg. Clarksburg Realty Co to Edgar W Davis five city lots. Edgar W Davis to Davis Howls Co five city lots. Also an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a $100 reward for cures and a local cemetery offering perpetual care with contact details.
A mangled note from West Franklin Maine quotes Jacob Spring claiming progress during a health week with Dr King's Safe Pill. It mentions stomach remedies, a general warning against opiates, and a local drugstore selling Sweet Melody Flour amid unclear context and garbled phrases.
A fragmented reminiscence hints at a person named Enturenta Gat and a theme of reading and advertisements. The text implies a struggle to read notices in The Telegram and a habit of sewing or mending in daily life.
An advertising notice proclaims plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings and improvements. The firm offers contracts to complete any project anywhere in the country backed by fifty years of experience and a satisfaction guarantee.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and pneumonia prevention and claims Dr Shoop's Restorative strengthens weak nerves and internal organs. It urges avoiding non genuine products and promises quick health improvements.
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