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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary text appears to warn about kidney issues and urine problems with references to tablets and remedies. The readable parts mention weak kidneys, urine tests, and vague health advice. No clear person, organization, or event is identifiable from the fragment.
Schedule lists daily departures to Cumberland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with times 7:35 am 8:35 pm and 10:30 am among others. Mentions connections at Ath BR ickwood and intermediate stops with listed abbreviations and times.
The piece explains how the boundary where days begin shifts with westward movement, creating a line in the Pacific Ocean where noon becomes the next day. It notes the zigzag nature of this boundary, its location between America and China, and the existence of islands that change their day depending on discovery.
An aging essay argues worry arises when outcomes are either unpreventable or preventable but not avertible. It urges calm, mental centration, and practical duty to family and society. The author, Willem George Jotian, extols practical self-control over noise of fear.
Decoration Day to honor Civil War dead observed in the fortieth annual ceremony by the Grand Army of the Republic. Comrades Swartz and Kelley named as arrangements committee. Attendees meet at the county courthouse at 4 o clock to march to the Odd Fellows cemetery. flowers donations requested.
Rupert Strong, 22, of Chicago, was found dead with a crushed head in Collinwood a Cleveland suburb. Police believe murder. he was en route to see his mother in Elyria, Ohio.
The Telegram reports an Archer theater benefit to raise funds for the fire brigade. Edward Shields presents a vaudeville show featuring the Blife clifes in the country and acts by John Sherman’s sister. Proceeds fund new uniforms for the firemen as the event trains two performances at the Grand next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ovear Oleson of Wallace was discharged from Kessler Hospital after serious operations performed six weeks ago and returned home. Miss Grace Rowe, a trained nurse at Kessler, went to Buckhatmon to care for a typhoid fever patient.
Pain relief for burns cuts scalds and skin diseases marketed as DeWitt’s Carboliseo Witch Hazel Salve. Claims relief for piles and kidney remedies with no alcohol or opiates, touts Pure Food and Drug Law compliance and a third day treatment for $1.00. Sold by A. F. Burke.
An Newport Tennessee man J B Jones reports three bottles of Kodo cured his dyspepsia. The ad notes the remedy eases stomach belching and heartburn and is stocked by druggists in cold weather.
An old advertisement promotes Dade's Liver Pills and Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for hemorrhoids. It claims quick relief from itching and bleeding piles, with nickel-cap jars selling for 60 cents through H F Burke and other dealers.
Pinecalve Car dolized applied at night relieves burning sensation and draws out inflammation. Nature’s own remedy sold by H. F. Burke. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers James Attie pills all druggists. Sweet Melody Flour.
A garbled item mentions denting a hat with improper cleaning and warns against using a broom on the hat surface. It notes wear on land and fine surface, cites effects varying by hat grades, and suggests brushes and wool pads with a back strap for handling. Possible references to American Hatter and a digestive aperitif brand appear in broken text.
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