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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
7
Rosenshine Junk Co sells all kinds of Ole Tanks and Second Hand Pulleys and machinings at Old Rope Ford Cain Street. Rewider 168 Theostout.
A fragmentary notice discusses someone named Elsie Smith linked to a puzzle about a mysterious shopper sign and a Waldo hotel in a city, with unclear references to a list of items or events. The readable text centers on identifying Elsie Smith and deciphering a garbled note connected to a local site.
A brief note describes a well kept cemetery near the city with lots under perpetual care. It lists contact options at 830 Wy Main St and 217 home phone for Korsay information and inquiries.
A garbled notice lists Sweet Melody Flour and a thanks to Mr Goodloe of Dallas. It mentions Dr Kings New Life Pills praised for malaria relief and laxative effect, with 25c price at FG. Bland's dress store and Levy's Cigar Store umbrellas repair noted.
A healthy 50 year old man now can work after drinking six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. He formerly could not stoop to tie his shoes. L. G. Rodgers of Branchton Pa endorses the remedy and wishes success to Foley's Kidney Cure. Sturm & Wilson.
A fragment reports a patient teased by hemorrhages and a coughing fit, then rapid improvement after using Dr Kings New Discovery. The text notes the patient returned to work within a week as doctors failed to offer a cure and mentions trial bottles priced at 560 and $1.00.
Pain relief claim for neuralgia headache toothache and neural pains. Ad says tablets kill pain by altering blood pressure and promises a free trial package mailed to customers. Distributed by Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin and sold by all druggists.
A reader from Dyersburg Tennessee touts Ormo Kaxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for constipation while a separate note discusses peculiar anatomy of caterpillars and other creatures. The article notes worm hearts can be located along the back and tail in various species and contrasts them with other animals.
Meal tickets at Manhattan Cafe offer 21 meals for 5 dollars. Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment claims quick relief for piles with positive, certain action. Itching and painful piles disappear by its use. Large nickel-cap glass jars priced at 50 cents. Sold by all dealers.
Dr Shoop promotes Health Coffee Imitation claiming it imitates Old Jaya and Mocha Coffee without any real coffee. Made from toasted grains and cereals with malt and nuts, it promises quick preparation and broad dealer availability. Jewelry ad notes diamonds as investments from J F Krobme, the jeweler.
A garbled extract references St George, Bavarian and Austrian links, and a possible 1998 dispatch to Queen Mary. It mentions Tean Vassittevitch and a seal showing a man on horseback fighting a dragon, with scattered notes on heraldry and orders from various European realms.
A newspaper recounts a consular tale where a man, masked by cleverness, siphons funds via clubs and gifts. He lived well on about 140 dollars weekly, buying hats canes and growy while maintaining an immaculate, prosperous image. The tale hints a wealthier relative’s death as the motive.
Fragment from Dundee Advertiser describing a chaotic scene with a damaged coin and onlookers reacting to a medical figure. The dialogue shows confusion and garbled speech as bystanders debate the alter and daft behavior while the crowd shifts around.
A humorous snippet recalls English Irish and Scottish quips about fast trains with joking boasts about telegraph poles milestones vegetables and a pond. Pepys on Shakespeare is paraphrased noting half witty critiques. A woman misplaces her husband asks for a one eyed man, a shopwalker suggests using both eyes.
A dialogue fragment features a woman asking why a concert will have three parties while only two exist. A male figure notes the third will arrive sooner than expected, implying an oversight or miscommunication in a social arrangement.
A humorous dialect aside frames the jury as a comical “committee” to award a prize to the smartest lawyers. Uncle Eben quips that justice resembles a playful contest, reflecting local voices and language.
An old advertisement claims Dr Shoop’s Restorative treats nervous weakness and related ailments. It promotes relief for ailing nerves, heart or kidney issues and bloating, billousness and bad breath with a sample and free book offer. The copy touts Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin and promises a trusted remedy unavailable elsewhere.
North Mille North Carolina resident John Garratt writes that after four years with a walking stick he found relief using Buckian's Arnica Salve. He claims it healed the fore and left him happy, praising the salve for piles and barns, with F. G. Bland advertised as the local druggist. An umbrella repaired at Levy's and a cigar are also mentioned in a fragmentary ad-like note.
An Indiana man describes recovery from severe lung infections after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial claims the remedy stopped coughing, healed the lungs, and prevented colds, urging readers to refuse substitutes. The ad copy mentions a local jeweler and a brand tagline.
Two lots in the Grasselli Addition with two louses and a seven room house nearby. The price asked is 63,600 with favorable terms. Also offered are 83 acres of land, a healthy well and water, a young bearing orchard, and additional parcels in Gravett and Pair Grove Additions. Also two shares in the Clarksburg Cemetery association offered as a bargain if taken now.
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