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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
6
A fragment from a Chesterfield listing hints at a property line or advertisement. Readable terms mention a house and street segment in a historical classifieds page, with limited context and no clear owner or price provided.
The notice promotes Free bottle samples and medical advice from Dr. Caldwell of Monticello TL. It cites testimonials including S. W. Matthews of Augusta Maine about a persistent eczema cure and claims results are permanent.
A letter from Harry J. Goodiel of 912 River St Astabula applauds Mi-ona as a stomach remedy. He says five years of dyspepsia improved after using a 50-cent box, and claims it cures by strengthening stomach walls rather than digesting. Wells & Haymaker sell it for 40 cents, promising money back if not cured.
Fragmented notes report Dawoo Chen visiting Pennebore and meeting friends in town. Mentions Ming tie Martin hosting a queue of friends Friday at Tairmont near Burndey with FP Del Wehler from Chiore also present. Also references Mr and Mrs George FL Ranga and the Rangel son visiting long-time relatives.
An advertisement touts a skin cure for a supposed skin disease, arguing germs reside in the skin and can be reached by an oily compound of wintergreen oil, thymol, glycols, and other agents. It promotes D D D prescription and K B D soap as the recommended pairing, with Wells & Harmaker in Clarkaburs backing the claim.
Ad touts Dean's Ointment to cure skin itching including eczema. Mentions drug stores carrying the product and a prize contest at Fourth Street box ball alleys offering a glass bowl and cash rewards for high scores. Includes promotional tone and product names.
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