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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
3
Folkloric adv in a 19th or early 20th century ad extols a spring tonic S S S for cleansing blood and boosting vitality. It warns against mineral tonics and promotes a nature based remedy said to purify the blood, strengthen digestion, nerves, and appetite, and guard against eczema and eruptions. Endorsed by a patient reader signed FV Van Dyke.
Wesleyan College at Buckhannon announces its commencement activities for June. Events include a Conservatory of Music advanced recital, a laureate sermon by Rev. John Wier, a devotional meeting led by Prof. Fr. B. Trott er, and an alumni reunion with Rev. J. Sterling Miller as preacher.
The case of the State against Sarah Ann Legg from Clay county is on trial in Weston. Prosecuting attorneys Sprinston and Bell face the defense as a juried venue change follows a prior death sentence appeal. Numerous property transfers and local notices appear in the record, with several named residents and moves noted.
A local marriage notice lists Stephen Kuinjak and Elizabeth Fille alongside Emery Allen Rows and Mary Kind and Jake Carson Wines and Athel Wisher.
An ad touts Valaxbla Agent with claims to treat coughs throat and stomach ailments as part of a “Golden Medical Discovery.” It promotes Epler Se root and Stone Picante Gus root as nutritive cures and lists misrepresented medical authority endorsements. The piece invites readers to send for a free booklet and mentions Buffalo, New York.
A resident from 180 Sullivan Street Claremont N A writes about her two year experience with Foley's Kidney Cure. She claims it cured an eight year kidney trouble and endorses the medicine as grand and effective sold by Sturm and Wilson.
An advertisement touts Kodol for digestion and dyspepsia relief, claiming it tones the stomach strengthens the body and improves blood quality. It is said to be made in conformity with the National Pure Food and Drug Law and sold by all druggists.
A vintage advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica and Dr. Shoop restorative cure wounds and stomach, heart, and kidney troubles. It touts free book samples and remedies from Dr. Shoop of Ra ine Wisconsin, plus Foley's Kidney Care and Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs. Multiple local names and merchants are cited as distributors and testimonials extol recovery and health guarantees.
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