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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
7
Fragmented ad copy touts Pink Pain Tablets from Dr Shop and Dr Bhoop brands. Claims rapid relief from headaches and cramps with unspecified price and phrasings, mentioning Melody Flour as owner. Details are garbled and hard to verify.
A damaged ad touts Kodol as a pleasant reliable remedy for stomach issues. It pledges prompt relief and a guaranteed effect, urging readers to trust the product for digestive comfort and digestion support.
The Telegram promises exclusive New York designs for sale as scam patterns. Each pattern costs ten cents whether bought by mail or in person.
The article discusses cost in labor over material for a fashionable shirt waist pattern. It outlines two methods to conform the waist, favors a beltless cut like good tailors, and notes the pattern fits sizes 22 to 44 bust. Readers may request pattern No 385 by sending 10 cents to the office.
Disrupted lines show NL results with Philadelphia and Chicago leading teams. Standings list Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and others with games and win percentages. Schedule notes include Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League results show Chicago defeating Philadelphia 10 to 0 while New York beat Detroit 6 to 3 and Cleveland routed Boston 15 to 1. Standings list several teams with varying games won and losses as fans anticipate today’s matchups including Boston at Cleveland and New York at Detroit. Bow Levy offers a box of cigars to the winning team and a prize for a home run at tomorrow’s hall game.
Union missionary meeting to be held tomorrow evening at the Methodist daily church South. Program includes scripture, prayer, roll call, male quartet, Young People’s Work in Missions, medical missions talk, open discussion on how to interest men in missions, music, benediction, and social hour.
The message questions who is targeted in a county dispute and asks to name the man behind it. It mentions several possible figures such as Vranols, Wand, Shechi, or others and requests a clear identification. The piece reads like a plea for accountability amid local tensions.
A distressed notice from Mayor A.B. Crimpton urges residents of Adampton to combat litter and improve the town. Citizens are asked to join a four day clean up starting June 10, burning debris, hauling waste, whitewashing outbuildings, and tidying yards. Strict adherence to state and municipal laws is stressed to avoid embarrassment and penalties. A brief memorial card honors deceased neighbor CL. Milt.
A patient reports relief from rheumatic and kidney troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Wells Haymaker's drug store. He describes sharp back pains and frequent scanty secretions prior to treatment, and says symptoms disappeared with the remedy. Foster-Muburn Co. Buffalo NY notes Doan's as the trusted US agent.
Mrs Carmeléin Klein died at Hinore City hospital Monday evening after about four weeks illness. She was daughter of Mrs Paunte Klein of Baltimore and survives with several sisters and daughters. A slater of Mrs M A Nusbaum of this city, she formerly resided at Grafton where husband Klirrant Kieln, a former merchant, is now deceased. Nusbaum could not attend funeral. her husband did. Also note Mrs G C Southern of Adamston had been sick but improved.
The method describes soaking clothes in cold water with dissolved naphtha soap for about an hour, rubbing lightly, and using a washboard. It claims the process is quicker, cooler, uses less time and fuel, and removes most of the hard work, with three quarters of effort saved by the soap.
Directory listing for Empire Building shows multiple tenants and offices across floors. Names include Oxfords Alexander, Teaurasce Room 062, Cook Coal Co, Telegram Co printers, Empire Sign Company, Empire Bulletin System, Fairmont Coal Co, Glenwood Addition Real Estate, Hope Natural Gas Co, Lynch-Hirlott Real Estate, Metropolitan Life Insurance, Marietta Lumber Co, S. Newman Ladies Tailor, National Cash Register Co, Net & Lohm Attorneys, Coal Mining Co, Pardee-Curtin Lumber Co, Wilson & Carter Construction, and others with floor and room numbers.
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