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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1911
Page
3
A column endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as making women normal healthy and strong. It invites women to request special advice by writing to Mr Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with letters kept confidential.
A Goldsboro physician endorses Cardal as a tonic for neuralgia and distressing symptoms. The ad urges readers to take Cardal during illness or to prevent onset, claiming it helps boost strength and restore health. It notes druggists keep Cardal and mentions an advisory address for further details.
A dated testimonial from Mrs. E. Karven of Ann Arbor praises Hyomel for curing catarrh affecting the head nose and eyes. The ad claims Hyome contains Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics, offering inhalers and outfits for sale at about 60 cents to a dollar with a money back guarantee if not curing coughs colds sore throat or croup.
A compiled list shows numerous notices from August spanning counties like Brooke Hancock Harrison Jackson Kanawha and Monongalia. Names such as W. H. Work J. M. Callahan and Grace Anna Jewett appear beside towns including Sistersville Huntington Charleston Wheeling and Morgantown.
Nes A H Booth, patient in Buffalo hospital, shows marked improvement and may return home in about thirty days. Her brother E Davisson returned from accompanying her. W W Fisher and Co drill four wells on P B Beach tract Buckhannon, planning more wells. A H Booth’s bowling alley to open Tuesday. Miss Cora Laughill visits Fairmont guest Laura Weekley. Davisson did business in Glarlesbore. Laura Weekley shopped Clark Street. Maude Wolfe shopped Clarkburg.
A shop proclaims careful garment selection and honest pricing. It promises no fancy prices with each figure at cost and stresses attentive service as the basis for a splendid clothing business.
Washington May 29 granting notices list Jesse Fusnar and Theodore Lallance of Wolfsburg and other West Virginians. Names include Eagle Glast and Manufacturing Company contractor, hollow sheet metal article, opening device, and tool designations with room references and dates.
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