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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
A fragment notes a lost watch charm on Pike or Main street with lidy’s picture inside. The item may relate to remedies and references Young’s Headache Powders selling at drug stores for 10 cents. The message includes an address Cain street and a time in 1934.
Following the Ping, soldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines with health concerns being key. Willis T Morgen, retired Commissary Sergeant from Rural Hostel Concord, recalls two years in Cuba and one in the Philippines and credits a tonic for lasting health. The ad promotes New Discovery for Consumption as the best medicine for colds and lung diseases, guaranteed at FLG Bland, druggist, priced 50c and 1.
Baltimore and Ohio tickets on sale for specials to several cities with return validity. inquiries to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offices. Also mentions kidney and liver health remedies and cautions about chronic constipation with testimonials for Dr King’s New Life Pills, Electric Bitters, and Urino Laxative Syrup.
Notice to all concerned that the transfer of license for John D. is to be heard by the City Council of Clarkburg at a regular session on July 6, 1900. The Clerk of Clarkburg, Will H. Cole, notes the hearing date as June 5, 1906. Includes a medical testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar noting relief from lung hemorrhages and cough.
An advertisement from Clarksburg WV area outlines services by an auditor and accountant offering specialized bookkeeping, system design, and installation for corporations partnerships clubs and individuals. It promises capital access through professional accounting, personal solicitation, and a network of wealth-conscious clients with experts ready to present profits. Includes train timetables and routing notes for several local lines.
Property ads promote Kelley Hill and Jarvis additions with lots from 125 to 200 dollars, down payments and monthly terms. Two new cottages on Poplar Street offer gas water and improvements. Prices include 500 feet from the courthouse and nearby Union Heights and Johnson Heights developments with several storefronts and houses available.
An Arkansas writer extols Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and consumption remedy in early stages. The ad notes Stein & Wilson and Swisher & Co as contractors and mentions an office on Second Street. A bread advertisement claims sweet, wholesome bread.
Virgil L Highland will apply to Harrison County Court for permission to enter roads alleys and bridges in Alta Vista Broad Oak Ludnat and Nicingty to lay out a water supply system and construct a sewerage system. The hearing is scheduled for May 27 1906 or soon after.
On the sixth day of June 1906 Harrison County issues a bid for medical services for the county jail infirmary. Sealed bids due by 8 pm June 25. Clerk reserves right to reject any bid.
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