Telegram Pattern Department Patterns From New York Designs
Telegram offers three exclusive New York paper patterns. Each design costs 10 cents, available by mail or in person.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
2
Telegram offers three exclusive New York paper patterns. Each design costs 10 cents, available by mail or in person.
Ellen Stan explains color and fabric choices for a stylish box plaited skirt. Guidance covers hair and eye color, skin tones, and suitable color families, plus pattern details: six waist sizes 22 to 32 inches, need 10% yards of 27 inch fabric or 8 yards of 44 inch fabric, and pattern number 3623 available by mail for 1 cent.
The statement lists taxes collected and disbursed in February by John M Flanigan sheriff of Harrison county. Also included are medical advert claims about blood health and a recipe titled for cleansing blood and improving kidney function with Dandelion, Compound Karpon, and Compound Syrup.
Morgan L. McKeon, a New York orator, will visit Chirkshirg this month to discuss the temperance movement in the North. The date and place of the meeting will be announced. J B Bartlett of Belgeport, a Republican candidate for sheriff, was in attendance.
An old draft promotes JELL O as a recommended dessert option. It touts its refined flavor, advises serving when cool, and claims a ten-cent package serves a trey of portions. It urges buyers to compare with Pure Food Law compliant varieties and lists several flavors.
The garbled dispatch describes police responding to a disturbance involving local officers from Fentington en route to a reform meeting. It mentions a misdirected shooting attempt at Pruetrinen and a scene at the Phoenix dinen, with officers drinking, a citizen named Architent at. & Hobnshee, and a carpenter from Va. working after a target task.
The speech lauds William Howard Taft and Theodore Roosevelt for law enforcement and reforms. It calls for unity in the Republican Party and urges delegates to support Taft at the Chicago national convention on June 16.
An adjutant general order from the governor establishes a service school for commissioned and non commissioned officers in Morgantown led by Major J. M. Burns. Officers may submit questions for immediate answers with graded papers sent to the adjutant general. William J. Steele notes in Salem, while a medical ad section promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a national cure. A card warns refunds for Foley’s Honey and Tar if it fails to cure coughs.
A fragment promotes Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee as a fooling beverage for critics. The pitch claims the product contains no real coffee, made from toasted grains malt and nuts, and can be prepared quickly. It mentions a pricing line and dealer availability.
A quoted reader from Altoona Pennsylvania asserts Dean's Regulats achieve ideal results, saying they act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly. The message provides name and address details but presents no broader event or context.
Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery advertised as purifying the blood and curing a wide range of ailments from indigestion and biliousness to skin diseases and catarrh. It promotes internal use and external salve, with claims of long standing cures and a sales offer via mail order.
A brief warning about lingering colds leading to pneumonia and consumption. It promotes 1 tey's Honey and Tar as a cure and preventive remedy and recommends Pinr salve carbolized for cuts and skin irritations. Burke.
A local notice announces the Waldo Drug Store staying open overnight with the slogan We Always Open and invites patrons to bring their prescriptions for late hour service.
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