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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
6
Unclear OCR fragment shows names and an address Glen Dale Ave in New Zealand. Reads as a property or survey inquiry mentioning Lewellyt and Adirow T W Traves with limited legible details.
Officers of the Tre tal Mere Pha Association receive congratulations as a holiday union park outing succeeds. The largely attended program featured two ball games, dancing, and socializing under shaded recreations. Traction Company transport eased crowd movement, and the evening dancing concluded a memorable afternoon with many couples on the dance floor.
The article reports lively party nominations including Governor Joan Soh and Gray amid an all night convention fervor. It notes a platform adoption after delays and widespread applause. A separate water rent notice warns residents to file by Friday with no discounts after that date.
Fragmentary OCR displays dubious medical claims about a product named Myomel and related remedies. The text promotes inhalation treatment promising quick relief from chronic ailments, claiming asthma cure and fever relief with minimal detail.
An advertisement asks readers to try P and G Naphtha Soap to judge its quality. It urges following wrapper directions and notes the product is special, offered at five cents per cake in all grocers.
An old advertisement promotes Book No 4 for Women offering confidential medical advice and guidance for weak women. It highlights Dr Shoop Night Cure antiseptic suppositories as a remedy and invites readers to write to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin to obtain the book and night cure information.
A farmer recalls using Chamberlins Coile Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy to save a four year old boy during a severe dysentery attack. The notice touts the product as life saving and urges readers to follow directions for a cure. Available from dealers.
Health experts hail chocolate as a nutritious food, praising chocolate pies as tempting and delicious. The ad claims an easy to bake mix labeled OUR-PIE with all ingredients included and ready for consumption. Available at grocers for 10 cents.
A damaged reminiscence recounts Mrs Anderson of 370 children describing years of kidney pain and weakness relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. She later reaffirmed the cure and continued to keep the remedy on hand, noting widespread recommendations and lasting relief. Foster Milburn Co of New York advertised the product as sole U.S. agents.
A garbled account notes visitors from Pittaledi Liumians traveling with Warne to towns like Mire and Mes. The text mentions a Wearton residence, a popular Phindel figure, and a Digwen in Clarkehure, with scattered references to a forest and a twenty scare.
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