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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1907
Page
3
Popular remedy Bees Laxative Cough Syrup with honey and tar touted as superior to other syrups. Claims no opiates and a money back guarantee, marketed by F Burke with notes on children liking it.
Free samples of Prevention and a booklet on colds will be mailed on request by Dr Bhoop Racine Wiz to prove merit. Prevenities are Candy Cold Cura tablets with no quinine or laxative. Prevention claims to prevent colds when taken early or at the Sneeze Stage, with Preventice for a seated cold. Sold by all druggists.
An old classified style note advertises Pineules as a kidney remedy free of alcohol and opiates, claiming adherence to the National Pure Food and Drugs Law and a thirty day treatment for $1.00. It notes availability from H. F. Burke with inquiries encouraged.
An old reader note advertises DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve from druggists as a remedy for bolls burns cuts scalds and skin diseases tied to Melody Flour and pills.
Sweet Melody Flour advertises upholstery and furniture repair services. E B Allen at 664 West Main, formerly C R Odell's stand, offers furniture repairs cheap. Coughs and colds are cautioned this season. Bees Laxative and Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar praised for hoarseness and croup. Mothers endorse it for children. no opiates. purges bowels. sold by H. Burke.
Elmer F Goodwin administrator of Eva M Robinson sues Alva Robinson trustee and Robb Ray Robinson for an account of debts, real estate, and personal property as of Eva M Robinson's death. Commissioner Coffman to audit debts, assets, and priorities. creditors must present claims by June 17, 1907 in Carburgh West Virginia.
The Royal Neighbors of America announce a chicken supper at the Waldo hotel building near the Fourth street entrance on Thursday evening May 9 from 5 to 10 o clock. Proceeds support the organization and community efforts.
Nicholas Murray Butler, born April 2, 1862 in Elizabeth New Jersey, is a Columbia University president noted for his long association with the university since 1885 as an assistant in philosophy. He earned honors from many U.S. institutions and has published extensively on higher education issues. He led New York State delegations to the Paris Exposition, organizing educational exhibits.
A telegraph expert explains that receivers may open and read telegrams and refuse payment of collect charges. He notes that unlike letters, a telegram collection does not require the sender's prepayment and that many people regret paying after reading a collect telegram. He adds that a telegram can be refused by the addressee in the same way a letter can be refused.
The Washing ton Star notes telegraph practice, echoing that messages may demand prepaid sums to cover full tolls. If refused, the sender bears responsibility. exceptions include urgent messages marked collect where charges must be paid regardless of delivery. The piece warns of jokes turning against recipients.
The fragment discusses the Irish dueling code drafted at Clonmelam in 1777, outlining apologies and staged retorts before combat. It then shifts to Brier wood for American pipes, describing Italian drying, shaping, boiling, and packing processes. A third excerpt, The Fullness of Country Lifts, reflects on daily rural life and moral duties in nature.
Description of Babylon’s towers as described in a damaged manuscript: a square city with 15 mile sides, walls 80 feet thick and 370 feet high, with a central structure called the Tower of Sabil and a Babel tower rising to great height, arranged with square towers on a platform.
The text presents a garbled, dialect rich plea about work and love, suggesting a social or personal struggle. It mentions being unable to find work and enduring loneliness, with fragmented phrases implying a deeper emotional or cultural context.
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