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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
7
A popular Preventics candy cold cure is being licensed by druggists. In hours it is said to relieve colds completely. It is described as safe for children, with no quinine or laxative. A box of 48 is priced at 25 cents.
City Collector John Steel announces a 2 percent tax discount if taxes are paid at 226 Coury Street by October 10 1908. The book is now ready for collections.
An advertising note extols Sweet Melody Flour and Dr Shop Restorative as remedies for weak stomach nerves that supposedly affect stomach heart and kidney health. It claims the Restorative targets internal nerves and promises relief within hours, with sales through local dealers.
A dense list of tenants across Empire Building floors includes Mexander & Alexander Insurance room 4260 Paurtte Aor, various professionals like Dr. W. Gaston and Dr. R. A. Haynes, real estate firms such as The Lynch-Hillott Real Estate Co, insurance and law offices, and several contractors and manufacturers occupying rooms on floors two to seventh.
A visiting group will perform on Tuesday September 29 to preview a production featuring songs like Whod Old New York and a chorus of trained voices. The cast includes Pierre Batchelder Morénce Steven Hdlth Wright Pletcher Car rer Willian Balfour and others in a period style program tied to colonial Dutch history.
Fragmentary OCR provides a chaotic account of a labor protest and historical figures linked to New York. Mentions Washington Irving and several named individuals, including actors and comedians, with garbled phrases about occupation and performances. Unsure of exact event, participants, or date due to corrupted text.
Camden New Jersey May 1900 letter from Camden Central Labor Union, signed by President and Secretary, appeals to Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor. It condemns Democratic Party policies in the South and argues labor should not back any party lacking a proven record in protecting workers. One dissenting vote reported.
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