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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a gentle remedy for constipation. It claims symptoms like headaches languor and heart palpitations result from constipation and promises relief for 25 cents via the druggist.
An advertisement for a life and disability policy by Charles W. Worcester of Clarksburg West Virginia promises 52 weeks of disability indemnity for select risks. It details $4500 accidental death, $50 monthly accident indemnity, $350 monthly sickness indemnity for 26 weeks, plus a 26 week sickness partial indemnity, all for one dollar per month.
The ad touts Dean's Ointment as a fast acting remedy for eczema sores and skin irritation, claiming instant relief and safety for children. It notes druggists sell the product.
Notley A. Shuttleworth executor announces an auction on May 9 2008 at the county court front door. Real estate includes two story brick houses on West Mechanic Street, several tracts near Haymond Heights and Broad Oaks, ten Harris on and Dully street lots, and a 15 acre tract near West Milford. Terms require at least one fourth cash with rest in three installments.
Reports show Elkins public schools enroll about 1 030 pupils while Welch murder suspect Halsey Bailey is acquitted. Parkersburg to host Knights of Maccabees division muster Friday. Ex Governor Atkins will speak at Fairmont normal school's graduation. burglary rise in Mannington. Millville WV electric plant with 200 000 hp capacity completed. B and O adds new bridge east of Grafton near Cherry Run. List of shooting club event May 12 to 14 and Baker funeral held in Fairmont. Grays Marsh boarding houses in Mallon County arrested for selling beer without government license.
An old advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets stop any pain within 20 minutes. It asserts the tablets ease headaches and other pains by reducing blood pressure congestion. The ad promotes 20 tablets for 25 cents and says they are sold by all dealers.
A quirky ad promotes bread making by a Dewey's Beat brand, claiming bread knowledge marks vanity. It offers a $1.0 cookbook, a Rest barrel, and a money back promise, urging readers to learn bread making and select a bread baker as a life partner.
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