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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage lists assorted items for use in a hobby or craft, mentioning a penknife, ale of whswers, pinchers, fine wire, florists supplies, colored waters, and a disk of white centboard to be eaten or used, though many words are unreadable.
The instructions describe forming a bouquet by drilling two holes in a disk, threading a wire, attaching a yellow center wafer, surrounding it with five red wafers, then adding white halves and angled positions to create a rose-like cluster. Colors are suggestions and can be changed.
A stray tale describes Ted a large amber cat who brings birds to his home. Bells on his collar fail when a rival cat chews the bell rope. The column ponders if Ted enticed the tiger to remove the bell or if the bell noise bothers the tiger. It also includes notes on capitalization of titles and a Sunday School classroom exchange.
Commander Blaney of the Maccabees is scheduled to address attendees at Tent No. 19 next Friday. The event marks the first gathering in the new quarters, with Le Bapallie of St Stanley reportedly en route to attend. Also noted are local health ads and a testimonial about a Dyspepsia cure.
The coal road known as the Thompson railroad must pass through East Clarksburg Bowen, impacting local routes and potential developments in the area.
Clarksburg residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and back pain. Mrs. Nancy Lowe reports twenty years of ill health improving after using the pills and ointment from Wells & Haymaker's drug store. Her son also benefits from Doan's Ointment for a ankle injury. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's.
A blurred health notice discusses kidney and bladder conditions, urging attention to symptoms and care options. It mentions treatment forms and ongoing research, highlighting the need for timely medical assessment.
A damaged ad text lists numerous vague symptoms attributed to liver and blood disorders. It urges readers to take Phosphon, sold by H. F. Burke, druggist, with promises of guaranteed relief. The piece uses sensational, unverified claims typical of old medical scams.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions bloating indigestion and pain with garbled words and partial phrases. Names, dates, or places are not identifiable, leaving a fragmented health note without a clear event or subject.
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