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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1907
Page
6
A farmer near Ogdensburg faced catastrophe when a fire gutted the Beattie home as a trained dog rang the bell to summon farmhands and neighbors. Mr Beattie led his two sons through smoke to safety before flames consumed the house, held as a local landmark previously adorned with walnut and mahogany from estate trees.
A mother bear trapped two Union Pacific operators in their sleeping quarters at Bryan Wyoming for hours. She attempted to breach a building as trains and schedules were disrupted across the line. With 300 Greek workers aiding, the bear was driven off and the railroad timetable delayed for miles. In a separate note, Josiah G Adams of Weathersfield New York was treated after a bite by a mad cow. injections and swelling followed, with two weeks of risk remaining.
The discussion centers on municipal control of utilities and potential risks to private rights. Editorials warn that expanding city ownership could lead to higher bond prices and tax burdens, while noting examples in Northfield and Vienna of municipal ventures affecting wages, profits, and public costs.
An old advertorial fragment touts a curing cough syrup for children and adults. It claims fast relief from coughs and croup with natural tonics and recommends mothers use the remedy promptly, citing physicians and a local seller.
Fragmentary OCR shows a cemetery notice with phrases about perpetual care and contact at 230 W Malo St. It mentions a cemetery location and a phone line, suggesting a perpetual care information notice for patrons seeking details or arrangements.
An advertisement promotes Min Zan Pile Remedy claimed to relieve pain and inflammation from all forms of piles. It is offered for sale at fifty cents by HF Burke, with the product described as easy to apply and effective for yearly painful conditions.
An article promotes Melody Flour Kodol as nourishing the digestive organs and supplying natural gastric juices to aid digestion. It claims the product will make you well and hints at relieving Covid related digestion concerns with druggist endorsements.
Advertisement for a digestion aid sold by H. F. Burke. Claims relief from bloating belching sour stomach and indigestion after meals with use after each meal. Panicked spelling suggests a historic product, presenting benefits of improved appetite and digestion.
An advertisement promises quick relief from piles using Dr Shoop’s Magic Oatment. It claims the ointment is allowed for piles, acts positively and surely, and makes itching and protruding piles disappear. Sold in large nickel cap jars by all dealers.
Pinebles are advertised to aid kidneys and bladder by filtering waste from blood and relieving backache rheumatism and tired feeling. The 20 days treatment costs 31 00 with money refund if not satisfactory. Sold by H. Fi Burke.
An advertising notice offers samples of Dr Shoop's Restorative and a free book on causes of stomach heart and kidney troubles. It argues against symptom treatment and promotes strengthening the inside nerves to improve vital organs. Address and sales details show Racine Wisconsin and a dealer selling the product.
An advertisement promotes a remedy for piles described as easy to apply at soreness and inflammation sites. It claims immediate relief from bleeding itching and protrusion, with a guarantee and same day purchase through BH F Burke.
An advertisement for De Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve promoting its cleansing cooling soothing healing properties and availability at all druggists.
Pincules for the kidneys strengthen these organs and assist in drawing poison from the blood. Try them for rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, lumbago, and tired worn out feeling. They bring quick relief. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sold by H. Burke.
The text reads as an unclear, fragmented ad urging readers to take Kodol for stomach trouble and indigestion with garbled phrases and misspellings. It mentions druggists and a promise of prompt relief, though the wording is distorted and difficult to interpret.
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