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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
3
A vintage advertisement asserts that scalp dandruff is caused by a germ and promises removal of the germ with Newbro’s Herpicide. It claims the scalp will heal when the germ is killed, urging readers to buy from druggists or mail for samples via The Herpicide Co in Detroit Michigan.
An advertisement for Seat Gelody Flour and a nearby cemetery offering perpetual care via contact at 330 W. Main St. or 217 Home phone. It notes Amos F. King of Port Byron aged 85 praising a sore healing with Bickten's Arica Salve, sold by Frank G. Bland, druggist for 25 cents, alongside Sweet Melody Flour.
A U S article argues American telephone operators run more efficiently and better paid than European peers. It criticizes long installation delays in London and Berlin, contrasts aging magneto systems with modern practices, and highlights cleaner, better-equipped Chicago exchanges and higher staff incentives here.
Isabel Jenksin a Seattle girl of prominent family becomes obsessed with smoking, consuming up to two packs daily. Her family, unaware of tobacco use, notices changes in behavior and seeks medical assessment as she nears possible insanity board examination.
Omaha church women asked police to have stores remove plaster of paris legs in hosiery windows. Police and fire and police commissioners gave no action. Commissioner Robert Cowell runs a store involved. Women vow to press formal demand for removal, calling the displays horrid and immoral.
A Sioux City high school battles goats wandering the building causing damage. An incident involved a goat in the supply room chewing tablets and nonedible items. The janitor turned the animal to the poundmaster but later identified it as belonging to Mark Naughton.
Rattling chains and other ghostly manifestations disturb the nursing staff at the workhouse hospital. One nurse has submitted her resignation amid ongoing fears and unexplained disturbances reported by inmates and visitors.
An advertisement touts a “world famed” remedy called Favorite Prescription for women’s weaknesses and ailments. It condemns competing “unknown composition” nostrums and promotes a printed booklet from Parke, Botte, and Co as proof of its formula and efficacy.
A prescription and pharmacy ad from Groves' Drug Store at 305 Pike Street urges customers to bring in prescriptions and buy from the store. The brief notice highlights a broad selection of medical articles available to patrons.
An advertisement urges readers to mail for a free sample and book of Dr Shoop's Restorative, asserting stomach heart and kidney weakness stem from inside nerves. It claims no other remedy treats the inner nerves and promotes a broader cure for bloating foul breath and completion. The Racine Wisconsin product is said to be sold by all dealers.
Tra W Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania says he suffered two years from kidney and bladder trouble spending much on doctors before being cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. He urges others to try it and notes it may restore health. Sold by Sturm and Wilson.
Swist Melody Flour advertises King’s Little Liver Pills as a remedy for headache and constipation. Claims the pills keep the system clean and stomach sweet, usable occasionally for general wellness and suitable for the entire family, sold by H. F. Burke.
An American chorus promotes Dr King s New Discovery as king of throat and lung remedies. Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts touts it as delivering immediate cough or cold relief. The ad claims New Discovery cures weak lungs and sore throats after other remedies fail with 50 cent and 1 00 price points and a free trial offered.
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