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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
6
For sale a new Weheht Corns plane offered by a private seller. Contact Arty Teaving Tity at 334 Oak Minit Ride or Gress Box 444 city for details and price.
A lengthy church notices page lists multiple congregations with service times and activities. GOPF Methodist Episcopal, Park Avenue Lutheran, St Pauls M E South, Episcopal Church, Central Presbyterian, Catholic Church, Asit Chapel, Methodist Protestant, First Baptist, Adamston United Brethren, Adamson Methodist Episcopal, Industrial Baptist, Central Christian, Mt Zion Baptist, New Chiefton Mission, Pride's Chapel, Trinity Memorial M E J. Wy Tenbieg, and others schedule Sunday schools, sermons, prayer meetings, Epworth Leagues, choir practice, and special events with invited attendance.
The Governor of West Virginia orders that an Attorney General election be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November to fill the unexpired term. The writ directs publication in each county newspaper for five weeks prior to the election. The proclamation is signed and sealed at the Capitol in Charleston on July 10, 1906.
A Carbon Hill Alabama mother credits Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her four year old son from severe dysentery after two physicians gave up. She claims the medicine cured him when used strictly as directed and urges others to buy from dealers.
An old advertisement proclaims Sweet Melody Flour pills as easy to take and popular among DeWitt residents. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and targets the Little Barly Risers in the area.
An old advertisement promises fast headache relief using Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets. It claims pain departs in twenty minutes and notes effects on blood pressure and menstrual pain with sale details and a rough vendor reference.
An item promotes Cape asweet as a quieting remedy for babies and children with ingredients printed on the bottle. It notes no opiates and lists Araggiete as seller. A second line advertises Gold Medal Flour with a claim of quality and local availability.
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