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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
5
M. Hamilton of Parkersburg is noted as a visitor to the city, with details indicating a courtesy or official acknowledgment during a period of local activity. The brief item records the presence of a Parkersburg resident visiting the city.
A historical ad-like notice argues that skin diseases like lupus and salt rheum cannot be cured by internal dosing. It promotes a topical D D D Prescription with wintergreen glycerine thymol as miraculous, citing a Washington doctor and letters praising relief, and invites free skin care advice at Welly & Maymaker Main Street.
A group of colored residents denounces a Daily News article they say misrepresented a confrontation near Pike Street. They claim a drunken assailant named Mulligan drew a revolver, which was seized by bystanders and handed to an officer. A witness, a prominent Democrat, supports the colored men’s account, asserting the article distorts events and injures the race.
A local notice announces a meeting at Hermon Louie No.6 and A. M. tonight on Tuesday at 7:90 for work. Members are urged to attend, with John Loge of Bridgeport listed as a participant.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy that lets women wear smaller shoes with instant relief for corns bunions blisters and sore spots. It claims comfort for tired aching feet and offers a trial package and free sanitary corn pad, with distribution through Druggists and shoe stores.
Leading druggists announce Mi o na Tablets to combat stomach troubles with a guarantee to refund the price if unsatisfied. The product claimed to strengthen and cure digestive organs, with relief from headaches dizziness palpitations and bad breath. Harrison Harris offer Mi o na with money back assurance and a two pill dose per package available in lemon chocolate custard flavors at ten cents per package.
The text touts Dr Shoop's Restoration as a nerve tonic to cure spring fever like fatigue nerves languidness and low ambition. It claims quick improvement in 46 hours with broad endorsements and mentions local preacher Rev Paul Wright and a school ceremony. Sweet Melody Flour is also noted.
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