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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
4
Unie in white divconmis announces a discount event on January 30 at the Mat quarter. The notice warns that Nowend and Lie full asinine will devel pale aethos sinppity and be cut off. NUGIE CALLAGHAN, west Supl. of Water Works.
A male advertising fragment from Mock Mills Alabama promotes Lisd Ciambrilaine Stomaca tablets as a universal indigestion cure. The buyer claims long experience with many remedies and age fifty one. Local vendor Stome Mer cer of Emory offers the product for sale.
In Glurkebneg West Virginia a local business owner plans retirement and seeks a partner to close a large cava venture. Inquiries directed to Dr MNCKALAY of Homer Holling Main Street Clarksturg WV for full particulars.
An antiquated ad touts Klestine Bitters as a cure for ague and malaria, claiming rapid relief and elimination of disease symptoms. It emphasizes purity and superiority to quinine, citing a personal testimonial of a brother saved from malaria. Stone & Mercer and Franks Gilbert’s druggists are listed as distributors.
Fragmentary railway timetable notes show daily and Sunday departures and arrivals for the Norfolk West Bound and East Bound lines. It lists times such as 7:20 am and 3:28 pm with occasional references to divisions and destinations like Pittsburgh. The legibility is poor, but the core items indicate daily and Sunday service with specific departure times.
Notice to all claimants against Charles J. Goi that they must present claims by a specified date at the office in Parkirsbuss West Virginia. The notice sets the date and requires statements of any claims or objections to the estate or settlement, with details appearing from the damaged text.
Fragmentary ad describes One Minge Cough Cues for coughs colds and chest complaints. Claims clear lungs slow inflammation soothe affected parts strengthen the lungs and relieve discomfort. Sold by Stone and Meteor.
Advertisement notes California via The Iron Mountain Route and The True Southern Route. Mentions tourist sleeper service and quick time via elegant servis. Provides address A. A. Gallagher DPA LMR 419 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio.
Fragmented OCR text describes a product with unclear branding and ingredients. It mentions a salve or cream for skin and possibly a wart or scar treatment. The passage includes garbled names and nonsensical phrases, lacking coherent events, dates, or entities to summarize reliably.
The children’s class at Elkbridge Avilog Academy meets every Saturday afternoon from 3 to Fatlock. The class notes many parents wish to withdraw children. interested parties should call the academy for terms.
A damaged OCR note describes a remedy for sick headache and stomach upset. It promotes a tonic said to ease bile and digestion, cure torpid liver symptoms and improve complexion. The ad claims to relieve headaches, indigestion, bitter taste, and yellow eyes. It cites Stone & Mercer as sellers.
Battered OCR text mentions Terie and a tortor with unclear context. Core names appear as Merrinian and Terie amid garbled phrases. No coherent event or details to confirm a full news item.
An old exchange note advertises a playful book called Blind Pig, inviting readers to blindfold friends and draw pies on a page of a mock Noor ed unit. The page fills with signatures and humorous drawings, described as a treasured curiosity for life.
A disjointed article describes simple water tricks using paper and drops of water, plus a toy display featuring trained animals, acrobats, and feats by a Korean boxman. It then discusses walnut wood uses, origin of the word farm, and notes on furniture making and tea leaves. The piece closes with a collection of letters and personal snippets.
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