J Vfrieand and Son Grocery Meat Market Ad
Local grocery and meat market promotes fresh fish and dressed chicken with tickets provided for the shopper. Calls and home phone numbers list contact details and address at 126-128 West Pike Street.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
7
Local grocery and meat market promotes fresh fish and dressed chicken with tickets provided for the shopper. Calls and home phone numbers list contact details and address at 126-128 West Pike Street.
An old newspaper ad reel touts Kennedy laxatives Poles Honey and Tar for asthma relief and DeWitt’s kidney and bladder pills. It promotes DeWitt’s Electric Oil for toothache earache sore throat and wound pain and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as small safe pills. Sold by Sturm Wilson and other dealers.
A dense ad cluster touts Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup for irritation free cleansing and stimulation of the bowels, with Pineules for kidneys and blood purification amid appeals for rheumatism and fatigue relief. Also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee imitation, Pinesalve Carbolized, Dr Shoop Magic Ointment for piles, and Pinealve Carbolized use. Local dealers H F Burke and Sturm Wilson featured with samples and 25 cent prices.
An anti tuberculosis era advertorial notes nations fight consumption dubbed the white plague while praising Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, certain remedy. The ad asserts genuine product in a yellow package and urges Sturm & Wil’s sale.
Cleansing cooling and soothing home remedy promises relief for backache rheumatism and fatigue. Pineules aid kidney filtering action and 20 days treatment costs 1.00 with money-back guarantee. Sold by H F Burke.
An unauthentic medication advertisement claims to strengthen digestion and make you well. It mentions a "Ma al" digesting food and is sold by a local druggist. The message is riddled with typos and appears to be an old invalid product pitch for stomach ailments.
Durius the summer kidney irregularities are often caused by excessive drinking or overheating. Attend to the kidneys at once using Foley's Kidney Cure. Said by Sturur and Wilgon.
Francies or people yearly endure painful operations, but they need less relief with Man Zan Pile Remedy. Applied directly to the trouble, it reduces pain and inflammation. For any form of piles, price 50 etits, sold by H. F. Burke.
Mary Coffers, a nineteen year old hospital worker in Allegheny Pennsylvania, wore new shoes dyed with indelible ink mistaken for shoe polish. The indigo color absorbed through the skin spread over her body and she remains critically ill as doctors fight to save her.
A dramatic burglary at Villeneuve le Roi near Paris ended with the burglar revealed as a youth of about 17 or 18 years. Mme Vadel fainted when she recognized her son after the chase in which gunfire was exchanged and one pursuer wounded. He was captured at the police station once the disguise hair and beard came off.
In Payette County residents observed a dramatic clash between a tomcat owned by James Brown and two blue jays. The birds mobbed the cat under an acacia tree near a fence, pecking and slashing with furious attacks. The cat fled indoors for protection as the jays persisted around the nest.
The auction at Trussellville of Clark H. Jackson's property drew farmers from across the county. Bidding reached 5500 dollars before a barn behind the house caught fire and burned with its contents. Beir neck, who had bought the property, called the deal a lemon and refused to honor the sale, forcing a resale.
Dim James Henry Young, a Hudson river barge captain for the New York New Haven and Hartford line, allegedly punished his mother-in-law by spanking her on a visit to their East 134th Street home. The incident, described as dislodging two teeth, led to his arrest on a charge of assault. Young claims the teeth fell out during the scolding and denies intent to harm.
Barkley of Urrodsburg Kentucky fought a monster snake that woke him days ago. He shot the creature after it coiled on his bed, then cut off part of the snake and reported a four inch bite on his leg and a nine inch tail tip with hard substance at the end.
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