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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Herpicide as the sole hair treatment that cures dandruff by destroying the cause. It promises immediate benefit, silk softening hair, and urges readers to request a sample by sending stamps to The Herpicide Co in Detroit through a Wells Haymaker Special Agent.
Local grocer and meat market at 126-128 West Pike Street offers fresh beef, veal, lamb, groceries, green goods, and weekly fresh fish and dressed chicken. Promises daily freshness and Bell phone contact plus home delivery. Customers earn tickets for Chickering Bros. piano. Telephone numbers listed.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at the Baptist church Friday night at 8 oclock will be led by Mise Carte Peters Tople on Present day applications of the first four commandments Exodus 20411 Visitors are invited to attend and take part in the meeting Washington DC July 11 By direction of the President Lieut Col Charlee G Ayres of the Fourteenth Cavalry has been ordered before the retiring board
Piles relieved quickly with Dr Shoops Magic Ointment made for piles only. Itching pain protruding or blind piles disappear after use. Large nickel cap glass jars 50 cents. Sold by all dealers.
Swee Eody Flou r claims immediate relief for asthma sufferers in severe cases with Oley's Honey and Tar. The product is marketed by Sturm and Wilson as a cure when used promptly.
Free sample promotion for Dr Shoop Slearth Coffee imitation. Claims to mimic real Java and Mocha flavor without any real coffee, made from toasted grains and cereals with nuts. Promotes quick preparation and nationwide availability at dealers.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Regulets for easing digestion after meals and Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for gentle bowel movement. It also touts Conins Honey and Tar syrup as a maple flavored remedy for children, sold by druggists.
A brief reminiscence of backache relief and kidney treatment promotes Dewitt's Kidney and Madder Pills as a prompt and sure remedy. It notes a week’s treatment costs 25 cents and lists availability through all dealers.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center N Y writes after four years that Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney trouble. He reports brick dust sediment, pain, and symptoms disappeared and have not returned. He endorses the remedy. Sold by Sturm & Wilson.
Small pills sold by dealers claim to cure impure blood and digestive ills. Burdock Blood Bitters promote stomach and liver function and purify the blood. Also mentions Sweet Melody Flour.
A reform advocate argues for drastic measures against corrupt magnates. Pode non Cements, a longtime Interstate Commerce Commission member, is described as a lawyer and Confederate Army veteran backing the plan.
Before fame a well known author roamed the country seeking local color in Arkansas. He stayed in a lone frame hotel with a third floor room and a view of a straight drop to the ground. The landlord advised how to exit in a fire, with a grim joke about a night watchman and a tied bull dog. Also recounted is a tale from Lis about Brother Yves and a Damascus street meeting.
A reminiscence praising Dr King s New Life Pills described as painless purifiers curing headache and biliousness while keeping bowels right. The ad notes the product costs 25 cents at Frank G Bland s drug store.
A collection of short historical notes on penmanship, cleaning a sickroom, heavy wheels, and an economy quip. It discusses writing speed at thirty words per minute equating to massive pen curves and year totals, a housekeeping tip using ammonia to dust and clean a room, the advantage of unique Hickory wheels for strength, and a brief exchange on economy and frugality.
A San Francisco Chronicle blurb presents a dialogue between a father and a suitor about marriage. The father insists the daughter remain under parental roof while the suitor presses for union, hinting at traditional authority and self belief.
An advertisement touts S S S as the supreme natural tonic to cleanse impure spring blood. It claims the remedy strengthens the system, restores appetite, calms nerves, and prevents skin eruptions, urging buyers to choose the mineral-free formula from The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
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