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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
7
The much loved Buster Brown and Tige return in Buster Browns Holiday a celebrated cartoon comedy. Presented for one performance Wednesday September 19 the show promises cheerful chums a large beauty chorus and familiar mischievous pranks for young and old audiences in New York.
Notice from Clarksburg West Virginia calls for bids to pave about 530 square yards of cement pavement on Mulberry street. Bids due noon September 5 1906 at the office of the superintendent of streets. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. EDWARD J DOYLE Supt.
A Branchton Pennsylvania man in poor health writes of inability to work and even tie his shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure restored his strength and mobility, prompting gratitude and a toast to Foley Sidney for Bold aid.
Mrs. Mary J. Walters of St Clair et Columbus C says her stomach was wrecked by useless drugs until Electric Bitters brought immediate improvement and a complete cure. She credits the tonic as the best health aid on earth, guaranteed by Frank G. Biond, druggist.
The article extols the Church of St Sophia in Com Mantingil, praising its monumental marble, mosaics, and architectural harmony. It compares its interior ornamentation and materials to Rome and Florence, noting its endurance, grandeur, and the grand design surpasses Westminster Abbey while awaiting full completion. It discusses structural mass, decorative richness, and the influence of noble materials in the overall aesthetic.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hearne Geoh and Corie rag with unclear dialogue. No coherent event or clear entities beyond personal names appear. Output preserves limited readable facts from the damaged source.
A fragmentary report describes a curious association among birds including Meelis and Me Petraire, noting strange behavior and a test of feather wear. The text mentions a dubious date line and partial names, with unclear relationships and a playful, mysterious tone.
Fragmented OCR style notes reveal a courtroom scene with a poet naming a witness and a man named Steve asking questions. A lawyer replies about a retainer while references to a goad or goat appear. the text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
Schedule effective May 27 1906 for Barnmexea Omae Railroad lists routes via Main Line Westbound and Eastbound with departures from Clarksburg and connections to Parkersburg Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis. Details include times for Grafton Accom Parkersburg Accom and several West Virginia lines plus Pittsburg Connellsville and Morgantown stops. The page also promotes Little Liver Pills pine resin remedies and Whitman’s candy from Swager’s Confectionary with a bread baking tip and dealer notices.
The Eureka Pipe Line Co seeks a franchise to extend telegraph and telephone lines through city alleys and streets including Traders Alley Second Street Main Street and Philippi Bukhanon Street to the South Penn Oil plant in the Industrial Addition. Poles and wires to be placed under city direction without hindering public use. A council vote is set after a 30 day publication on the October meeting date 1906. Attorney HR G Altair signs for the company.
An old public health note explains catarrh as an inflammation of the nasal and throat mucosa triggered by colds. It warns that repeated colds worsen the condition and mucous can descend to the lungs, urging attention to prevent progression.
A vintage advertisement claims the Catarrh Cure will heal thousands of cases ignored by other remedies. It warns you will feel the product’s pull before using it and promises a full refund if not satisfied. The ad credits Ho Ey as the promoter.
An attorney from Pi Valley promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for health, claiming the product aids digestion and bile issues for his family. The ad notes availability and guarantee at Frankland’s drug store.
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