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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
A recent company announcement promotes sale of jots starting at 40 dollars with a liberal policy. Purchasers respond as many horses begin, and several lots have sold. The policy will continue for a short time until the following special bargains are taken.
Gratien Friday morning visitor to New Martinsville attends Odd Fellows meeting led by Judge Cyr Thompson at Shinnaton. Tob. Dix loses $40 on route from Craigmoor. Attorneys Vin and others return to Parkersburg. Misses Ryer and Ann Boggess return from St Joseph’s Academy Brentwood Long Island. George Poynter of Dusty visits for business. Health ads promote Foley's Kidney Cure and Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup. Electric Bitters praised for liver and kidney relief. Swisher & Co. listed. Sweet Melody Flour noted.
An OCR fragment shows multiple small land offers with prices and sizes. Listings mention 4 Tots-160 foot front, 1 acre for Ats.00, 3 Lofe- about three-fourths acre at $225, 120 by 120 feet for $300, and 10 lots of 140 by 120 feet at $200 each.
Advertises a tonics remedy for disordered liver kidneys and blood causing sickness. Lists symptoms such as sallow skin coated tongue foul breath dizziness headaches back pain and fatigue. Promotes PHOSPHON sold by TH F Burke druggist with guaranteed sale.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for worn-out nervous women and those with functional female ailments. It claims to restore vigor, calm nerves, and relieve pelvic and stomach issues using herbal-root medicines, promoted as harmless and effective. It urges readers to contact Dr. Pierce for personalized cases.
A historical ad notes a digestive aid named Gings I eis Tablet to be taken after meals. Sold by G Bland. Also mentions a Sweet Melody Flour in the same clipped line.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a troubled court case, disease, and a reference to Bright's Gisenea and diabetes. It alludes to a sale by Sturm and Wilton. The readable items hint at a historical notices page with legal and medical terms interwoven.
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