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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
7
A misformatted plea offers a free cure with a promised low weekly cost to mothers and daughters for female health issues, including leucorrhea and womb concerns, addressed to Mrs Summers Notre Dame Box 429. A separate testimonial from Mrs Joyce of Claremont NH cites Foley’s Kidney Cure as effective, with Sturm & Wilson selling.
An advertisement touts Industrial lots for $50 each with easy payments. It promotes Dr King's New Discovery curing asthma and tuberculosis symptoms, endorsed by Mexander Benton of Fort Edward New York. Trial bottle offered free and fully guaranteed by F G Bland. Also touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a health tonic.
Alvin H. Stimpson of Williamantie Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a full recovery after other remedies failed. He says it was “the thing” that cured him and left him free from suffering caused by acute kidney trouble. Sturm and Wilson promote the product and its purity.
Plunk merchant G W Cloyd recalls a four year old incident when a jimson burr punctured his thumb and doctors warned amputation. He credits Bucklen’s Arica Calve with healing the wound after he declined surgery. FG Bland druggist and others promote Dr Thomas Electric Oil for burns and pain relief.
A meager fragment discusses a disease with a strong grip on the system before diagnosis and cites Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive measure. The text mentions Sturm and Witsen in unclear context.
Fragmentary text discusses a hypothetical world where oceans stay unfrozen, altering navigation in Russia and Bibera, enabling Arctic routes, transforming trade and climate effects across Britain, Canada, Holland, and Greenland, and changing farming and wealth distribution worldwide.
The Philadelphia Record notes that boarding house life breeds discord and that gossip about divorce courts swirls among guests. A reader argues privacy and restraint deter quarrels, while other fragments list animal group terms and a New York Globe anecdote about an attention seeking performer bearing an eye injury and a urged ID card.
A brief vignette shows a man asking Farnsworth for five dollars and failing to borrow. The scene includes a mistaken plan to use a ten dollar bill and a playful exchange about modest means. Subtexts hint at social tension and comic misfortunes in everyday life.
The Acropolis of Baalbek features the famed Trilithon the largest stone ever used in construction. Stones measure about ninety five by sixty four by sixty three feet and weigh around ten thousand tons. How these masses were placed twenty feet above ground eludes modern science. Arab fortifications overlook them and the quarrying site remains an important relic of ancient craftsmen.
Readable OCR fragment shows a plumbing shop at 438 Pike Street with partial name Rayna Bide and a phone exchange. Details are incomplete but indicate a local service advertisement.
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