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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming they aid digestion and relieve rheumatism kidney disorders by restoring energy and body heat. It asserts overconsumption harms health and promises quick recovery for sale by dental providers and druggists.
Food experts praise chocolate pie as a healthful treat and fruit-filled pies gain popularity. The ad urges readers to follow package directions and enjoy the flavor, promoting a ready-made mix and brand name products.
The article argues about campaign financing and treasurer choices, praising Taft and criticizing Bryan. It notes Roosevelt's letters, labor policy, and the workingman’s demands for fair wages, while discussing party unity and electoral prospects in New York State.
The fragment lists names and roles within the Dame s of Malta, including Queen Esther Mary and Ruth Nannie as officers, keepers, heralds, messengers, and other titles. It notes a ceremony concluded with members and husbands visiting Farmakin and Greyas's for cake and cream.
Evidence of improving conditions in the nation shows a drop in surplus railroad cars from over ten thousand to about six thousand after the latest week. Railroads report increased orders for steel, coal, stock, power, and motive equipment, signaling a broader revival in business activity following the election.
The article describes kidney disease symptoms and the dangers of untreated kidney failure. It cites urinary changes, swelling, and heart strain as outcomes, and mentions remedies and tonics marketed to treat kidney ailments. It notes expert caution from S. Chaymian, editor, Huntington Hospital.
A Olive woman’s letter extols P and G Naphtha Soap as a remarkable labor saver. The writer shares a quoted extract with the newspaper, noting the soap’s efficiency and value in domestic tasks.
Agents promote Purixiag Sage claiming it restores hair growth and makes hair soft and luxurious. Testimonial from Chas S Baker of Rochester MOY notes a seven year baldness mark and heavy new growth after using the product. Price listed 50 cents a bottle, available at Sturm & Wilson or by express from Giroux Co Buffalo.
A late 19th century style notice urges that ordinary colds can lead to pneumonia and other infectious diseases if untreated. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Hennedy as a cure and lists patent remedy claims, with references to sales by dealers and a reward for information about counterfeit products.
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