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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
6
An OCR damaged item advertises Swept Melody Flour pain relief claims with medical jargon and promises a fast cure. It mentions Dr Sharp and a product marketed as a quick remedy sold by many dealers and dentists, claiming effects in a minute and variety of preparations.
Fragmentary ad copy describes Sweet Melody Flour and a coffee substitute imitation by Dr Bhonp Tevolne Wisconsin. It claims no real coffee, mentions toasted erumna with malt and other ingredients, and touts a patented senseless blend presented as a drink.
The readable fragments describe J. Tf. Walker of Sunbury Ohio reporting on indigestion and loss of appetite. The text mentions a physician or remedy and a reference to Waddyspower and a doctor, with unclear years and local place names.
The prominent families of Smithfield attend the marriage of Miss Carrie B Davis to Mr Charles J Biggs at the bride’s home. The ceremony was led by Reverend Peters in a formal empire style gown worn by the bride. A reception followed with music, cakes, and social events planned by local figures including Mrs C T Holobing and others.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Davis, widow of Wise Wag Davis, described as a theater enthusiast and mother of several children. Born in England and educated in the arts, she moved with her family to Topridea before retirement to Sil JSS, where the family resided at the time of her death. Her passing follows a long illness, and she is mourned by relatives and friends.
A damaged OCR fragment references an event at an uncertainty or party. Names and details are unclear. The line hints at a timetable or date but specifics are unreadable. The item appears to be a brief public notice or social event teaser with limited readable context.
An odd advertisement promises fast wound relief with Dr Thomas Velvetine OM Instanty pull over. The copy touts rapid healing for cuts and finger injuries, urging quick use and implying medical efficacy.
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