Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From 19th Century Ad
A fragmentary testimonial from November 15 1202 appears in a patent medicine ad for Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Andersen repeats a prior claim that the pills relieve kidney discomfort, noting long use and high value. Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets them as sole U S agents with price 59 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crartabare
Andersen
Dean
Milburn Co
Bufalo
New York
United States
Doah
Sweet Melody Flour Prize Scores Announced
Prize awards listed with high score receiving a fine cut glass bowl and a $2 prize for the top scorer. Second prize of $1 offered. Local garbled names and street references appear, indicating a contest at Fourth Street with Reynolds of Parkersburg mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth’ Street
Fragmented OCR local notice incomplete campaign sums
A damaged OCR fragment outlines campaign finances and public notices for a Justice of the Peace race in a district, listing small payments, travel expenses, and printing costs. It mentions candidates such as J W Davis and committees in the Eagle district and references county and circuit clerk implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Aes Nix
Famien
Flanfirah
Sardia
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Davis
Sateey
Meain Cco
Pemekida Eagle District
Jackson
Democratitts
Austin Co
Hyomeil Promised Cure for Croup and Nasal Diseases
An old newspaper feature touts Hyomeil as a quick acting remedy for croup and various nasal and throat ailments. It includes testimonials, a price of 1.00 for a complete outfit, and notes a money back guarantee. Also standard legal notice of trustees sale for the Swager Hotel furnishings and stock of liquors in Clarksburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manx
Waler
Belog
Geo. Sison
M. E.church
Bouthvondonerry
Hyomeil
Wells & Haymaker
E.G. Smith
William H. Thompkins
Nellie A ‘Rompeins
John Agary
Margret Gary
Harrison
West Virginia
J. Trunan Swager
William H Thompkins
John A. Gary
G. Smith
Harpison County
Swager
Swager Hotel
Pike Street
Clarksburg
Smith
Origin of false water rumor sparks city debate
A letter from a concerned water consumer suggests the false report of infant bodies found in reservoir tanks grew from talk overheard by a dog. The writer warns the city’s water works system may be deemed unfit, urging careful consideration of the actual water quality and stressing public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Daily Telegram
Irksnrg
Widow Testifies to Woodmen of the World Benefits
The widow of a deceased Woodmen of the World member testifies from Wheeling West Virginia on November 14 1908 praising the lodge. She notes paying 20.80 over sixteen months and receiving 750 plus a planned hundred dollar grave monument, thanking the order and Mr. Brown for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Utehiowon
W. Va
Albert Howell
W. O.W
Mr. Brown
W.O. W
W. O
Maggie, Anderson
Fencing Class to Be Held at Broaddus on Thursday Evening
A fencing class will be organized at Broaddus on Thursday evening November 19 at 8 o'clock. The teacher Mabel M. Grom will instruct on physical culture and expression protection, with a science based approach. Terms cash 35.00 for 12 lessons.
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Broddum
Thireday Levanling
Ihey
MSR
Mabel M. Grom
Broscaus Tus
Mtjtute
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amare Eizama Lee
ALLL
Brothers Dentists
Ceceeret ReiGing
Bell
Keay
Terest
West
Virginia
Pank
Torn L. Ruhl
F.C. Gaylord
M_ J. FRANCIS
W. L. Joyce
Home Bank For Savings
Clarisburg, W. al
Norv
Telarksburg Pressing
Henry Heine
Third St
Lynch
Henderson
T. J. Lynch
West Main Street
Croup
Quitkia
Cone
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Broaddus
Aine
Gercalney
Roxy
Rolfer Skating
Fifth Street
Glen Eek
the Bloch
Third Street
Tristan
Welsbach
People's
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