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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
7
Incomplete OCR shows a rail timetable with arrival and departure times. Mentions Northbound, arrival at 11:05 am and 8:56 pm, and connections to Mickwood Wheeling, with 16 am arrivals and various times.
A damaged OCR fragment advertises a cough remedy named Sweet Melody-Flour by Sturm & Wiser. It claims no opiates and safe use for children and adults under a new National Pure Food and Drugs Law. It also promotes Arizona as popular and meriting trust.
The city legislative calendar mainly covers routine business with no major items. An advertised medical product, Man Zan Pile remedy, claims to treat piles via collapsible tube with nozzle. It relieves blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and is sold for 50 cents with nal ve cumrantesd.
An old notice advertises Sweet Melody Cemetery in Greenlawn with perpetual care options and contact details for information at the cemetery office. It also promotes various patent medicines including Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup, Bees Laxative Cough Syrup, Kodol, and Dade's Little Liver Pills, sold by local druggists H. P. Burke and H. F. Burke, with testimonials and product highlights.
A fragmented ad list mentions Oring Laxative pills and Pineores kidney remedy sold at Sturm and Witon's with claims of no alcohol and compliance with the Pure Food and Drugs Law. An item labeled MAD Money Ticketin Dutfew is noted, along with a price for a three day treatment at $1.00 and an inquiry from F. Burke.
Free samples and a booklet on colds offered by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin to prove merit of Proventics Candy Cold Cure tablets. No quinine or laxative, claims to prevent colds when taken early or at the sneeze stage. Sold by all druggists.
A fragmentary ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure can prevent fatal disease if taken in time. Mentions Sturm & Wilson and a medical claim about a dangerous illness progressing with age.
In a New England brief, Alvin H. Stimpson of Williamstown, Connecticut, nearly given up after failing for 80 remedies, reports Foley's Kidney Care cured him completely after four bottles. He is now fully well and free from kidney suffering.
A Ohio fertilizer maker declares it cannot meet demand. Reports urge readers to buy stock now in Union Sand and Fertilizer Co. to be formed at Clarksburg West Virginia, promising big croppings and strong growth for investors.
Mrs Joyce of 180 Sullivan street Claremont New Hampshire praises Foley’s Kidney Cure as a long standing remedy. The message also promotes fertilizer sales a guaranteed 7 percent preferred stock and contact details for D M Morris in Lowndes building next to the post office for more info.
An advertisement extols Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure for weak inside nerves affecting stomach heart and kidneys and claims it treats the root cause rather than symptoms. The copy urges readers to request a booklet and notes the remedy is sold by all agents.
The Union Sand and Fertilizer Co has purchased the Plaster factory at Industrial, Clarksburg, with a 3 story building and boiler room. They also lease a stone quarry from John T. Williams to manufacture sand and fertilizer. Public stock subscription offers seven percent dividends. inquiries via D. M. Morris, Gen. Manager, room 37 Lowndes Building.
A reader notice advises contractors to purchase stock certificates from the Iion Sand and Fertilizer Co with a stated guaranteed seven percent return. The message questions idle ground and implies financial opportunity.
Several acreages and improved homes offered for sale near New Roads. Listings include a seven room Industrial Addition house on large lot, two parcels on Graspelli and Les Gane streets, a 38 acre farm with a fine well, and multiple other plots with driveable access, all at bargain prices with flexible terms.
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