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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1907
Page
7
An old newspaper clipping promotes Kilmer Swamp Root with a mail order offer. It touts health benefits and urges readers to send their address to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York for a free sample and a book about the remedy.
Real estate listings offer a five room house on a lot near Sere Gear fair grounds with apple trees, barn, and two adjacent lots priced at 2000 dollars each with two houses. Also a seven room house with lot in Industrial Addition and an 88 acre farm near Grasselli with water and orchard. Additional bargains include property in Grasselli and Fair Ground Addition and five shares of Clarksburg Cemetery Association stock.
A jumble of snippets recalls criminology theories on age and crime, a humorous tale of a prima donna and a gaffe about a guide, plus a vivid description of Spitzbergen as No Man's Land. The piece notes Spitzbergen’s isolation, vast glaciers, and Norway’s protective claims amid international ambiguity.
Bailiff asked permission to give a juryman water during a trial. Justice Maule replied that water is not meat and that he would not call it fruitless. The exchange ended with permission granted for a glass of water.
The advertisement states a pile remedy named Sweet Melody Flour disinfected in two collapsible tubes with a nozzle. It claims to reach the affected area and relieve blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. Price sixty cents with a sale guaranteed.
Health ad from Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin promises free samples and a book on remedies for stomach heart and kidney issues. It explains stomach nerves control organ strength and urges readers to address root causes rather than symptom treatment. The notice seeks readers to write for a free book and notes the remedy is sold by vitamin druggists.
A Newport Tennessee man, J. By Jones, reports Kodet cured him of sour stomach belching and heartburn after meals. He claims the remedy relieved his distress across several bottles, noting relief from indigestion and related symptoms.
A succinct note highlighting the dangers of rushed routines and minimal movement, warning that hurried habits and insufficient exercise contribute to health risks and decreased well being.
A British captain pursues a long hidden treasure linked to the Mysore Nabob tale. After famine, mutiny threats, and a wreck, he finds a cave treasure on a rugged island cluster. The voyage involves native crews, a disembarked French wreck, and a clash with a native craft before authorities take note.
Henry M Colcord recalls Blondin's Niagara crossing with risk and awe as crowds watched from shore. He describes the nerve wracking balance on the rope with a load, the near-disaster from cut lines, and Blondin's calm precision. Plus a note on a Scottish wedding custom of guests paying for feast and dance.
A fragmentary discussion on reading habits, taste, and the pleasures of literature. The text argues that enjoying poetry and prose depends on entering the writer's intent, with emphasis on the alignment of verse, structure, and reader perception.
A testimonial from W. Waldnek of Chestoutetree, Clartallacq, describing persistent back pain and urinary discomfort. He purchases Doan's Kidney Pills at Wal Haymaker's drug store, reports relief after use, and endorses the product, noting Foster-Milburn Co as U S distributors with the price of 50 cents.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy for thinning hair and falling hair caused by dandruff germ. It claims the root will regrow after destroying the germ, and offers samples, with price and agent details for Detroit and Wells & Haymaker.
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