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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Zhoop s Restorative as a fast acting tonic to relieve spring fever symptoms fatigue languor and low ambition. It claims 48 hours to show benefit and lists kidney and bladder pills as effective supports sold by druggists.
An advertisement touts Cham Berlain s Pain Balm for rheumatism relief and Cham Berlain s Catarrh Remedy as a cure for catarrh, claiming internal remedies are necessary. It promotes 25 and 60 cent sizes, notes sleep and rest benefits, and cites Hall s Catarrh as a blended tonic with purifiers.
Lake Park Maryland residents report a bustling start to summer as visitors arrive. Loch Lynn and Mt Lake Park hotels near full for July and August with cottages and residences already occupied by families from Clarksburg Fairmont Parkersburg Wheeling Morgantown and others.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for swollen feet blisters corns bunions and sore spots. Claims instant relief for sweating tired aching feet and comfort in new or tight shoes. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 26c with a free trial package offer and a free sample of Foot-Ease Corn-Pac from Allen E Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
Charles Harr faces jail after a conviction and fine of 100 dollars. Mrs Mary Parks near Parrhersburg died by drinking carbolic acid. Charleston now reports a ten million gallon daily water supply. Walter Trim, 23, drowns in the Tygart Valley near Grafton. Sistersville resident Granville Lowther dies after apparent illness. Berkeley county storm damages two barns and more. Morgantown pair George Bartholow and Miss Don Austin elope to Oakland and wed. West Virginia delegation heads to Denver with Brown Palace hotel HQ. Martinsburg police chief D H Stucky named serjeant at arms for the Denver convention. Thomas Moran of Grafton robbed and bound on his way home.
An advertisement offers a small monthly premium to insure salary against sickness and accidents. For select risk it promises 52 weeks indemnity for disability, with $50 per month accident indemnity for all accidents and sickness indemnity for 26 weeks, plus partial 26 week sickness indemnity. Charles W Worcester of Clarksburg WV promotes Kodol for indigestion.
A vintage recipe blurb promotes Sweet Melody Flour for a lemon pie. It lists water and a pie mix, claims each package makes two pies, and mentions three flavors chocolate custard and lemon. It advises following package directions and ordering from any grocer.
An ad promete relief from laundry drudgery with P and G Naphtha Soap. It promises whiter, sweeter smelling clothes with half the work and effort, claiming easy instructions inside the packet for better wash day results.
A local cleaning and pressing service advertises garment cleaning pressing and repair with reasonable charges. Located at Smith Ridge, first door Second Street. Phone 187.
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