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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text from Baltimore area page includes garbled lines and stray characters. No discernible events, names, dates, or places can be reliably interpreted for a proper summary.
Dr Shoop's Health Coffee imitation advertised as a pure grain beverage that mimics Old Java and Mocha in flavor without real coffee. Claims stomach heart and kidney comfort vs real coffee. Sold by all druggists with a free sample offer at D M Morris in Clarksburg WV and through local dealers.
The notice touts Union Sand and Fertilizer Co offering seven acres of sand rock for blasting and crushing, then processed through rolls for contractors to use in plastering cement block work. It promises flexible delivery and self-pickup options. Also mentions ice cream at Hotel Waldo and DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold nationwide.
A stock certificate from the Union Land and Fertilizer Co promises a dividend of Ther cent, noted as a reliable safeguard against factory failures. The document asserts the certificate’s safety and steadiness in uncertain times.
An advertising notice touts a new plant with 200 feet frontage and a large boiler and engine, leasing a quarry from John T Williams. It plans to manufacture land trade products and Meriteer products, install machinery, and offers stock at public subscription with a guaranteed seven percent dividend. Contact D. Morris, Gen Mgr., Clarkeburg, West Virginia. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a liver toning product.
A Newport Tennessee man claims Kodol tablets cured his dyspepsia after using three bottles. The ad touts relief from sour stomach belching and heartburn and notes local sale by all druggists.
A. E. B. Davis, grocer in Sulphur Springs Texas, reports chronic constipation and says Doan's Regulats relieved and strengthened the bowels keeping them regular since.
Pain from bolls burns cuts and skin diseases is relieved promptly by DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Bathye. Good for piles and irritations.
The notice references a DeWitt brand named Sweet Melody Flour with a product line including Litue Barly Risers and am ous Hitle pills. It notes all drugettes and implies availability and labeling details.
Hon Philip Willett delivered an Interesting lecture in Mt Clemens on The New Crusades. He outlined religious and political movements, traced Crusades of the Holy Land, and connected medieval upheavals to modern social issues. The talk blended fact with pathos and humor, entertaining and instructing a receptive audience. Diamonds are something more than ornaments they are investments.
Reports promise a record attendance for Bolenco production The Otch of the Golden Weet in Fairmont audience travels from Ohio to Clarkeburg for an interurban service after the Saturday matinee The production garners interest for its West Virginia debut and local residents are urged to pre arrange tickets with M D Christie Union Land Fertilizer Co invites stock buyers amid fertilizer market chatter Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a safe cough remedy by Sterm Wilson.
A wand crafted from sand rock sourced at the Union Sand and Fertilizer Co. quarry shows a dark grey hue and is described as suitable for any purpose.
Soothes itching and pains heals or burns without a scar cures piles eczema salt rheum or any itching. Dean's Ointment your druggist sells it.
Promoters urge investors to buy stock in Jazon Sand and Fertilizer Co claiming a guaranteed 7 percent return. The notice promotes immediate purchase and suggests substantial early gains for subscribers.
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