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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
7
An early ad notes Sweet Melody Flour and stitching piles provoking profanity. It claims Profanity won't cure them and promotes Dosv's Orniment for itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering. Available at any drug store with P. WM RT eday Powe and Pin Biedes Flour for pastes.
An old advertisement proclaims earache relief in two minutes and toothache burn or scald pain in five minutes, with oarseness fade in one hour, muscleache in two hours, and soreness by twelve hours, claiming the remedy as a monarch over pain.
Fragments describe a singing melody or flavor near a flour brand with unclear events. Readable names or places are missing, leaving only scattered terms suggesting a music or product context without concrete actions or dates.
The state committee will send Senator A. K. Thorn to Littleton to be the sole speaker at a political meeting tomorrow night. Thorn is described as an effective speaker with the facts and figures of the state ready. Frank M. Davis returned this evening from Tralmont. 3100 REWARD, 3100. Hull's Catarrh Cure is advertised with claims of a internal constitutional cure and testimonials offered. The notice includes a money-back promise and address for purchase through druggists.
A Chickasaw Oklahoma letter mimics a Bryan policy critique arguing that Bryan would re enact the Wilson Gorman tariff of 1894 raise prices and tax the public to fund bank guarantees while pushing free coinage and free trade. The author urges Shuster and workers to study these stated policies as a guide to labor wages and employment.
Republican meetings in Harrison County announced by the county executive committee list October 29 gatherings at Robinson School House West Milford and Mr Clyrre Wettuy, with speakers including H C Batten John C Southern Elmer L Stone and Charles G Cotman. The notices mention Margeret Gatien, John Cy Southern, Marvey W Hamner, Howard M Gore, Ky W Burnside and others for towns Jarvieville Glenn Falls and Wolf Tayter on October 20 29 and 30 with several speaker pairs.
A surprise party at 991 West Pike Street honored Mrs Mary Banks on her eighth birthday hosted by her daughters Mrs Mary E Richards and Mrs Marla Roan. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bert Barker Mr and Mrs Lester Banks Mrs Clemons Eva Banks Davis Keener Grace Keener Fisher Roan Banks Harry Banks May Bradford from Huntington. Refreshments followed and guests wished her many more happy birthdays. Later news notes Baltimore and Ohio railroad man David Voorkeem is dead at his home in Darkensburg after a long illness.
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