A Beautiful Picture of President Wilson Free With Subscription
The Alliance Herald offers a handsome portrait of President Woodrow Wilson to any subscriber who pays for a year or more. The natural color photo, printed with a patriotic border and Wilson’s autograph, arrives framed in cardboard and costs $1.50 with a year’s payment. Supply is limited.
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Woodrow Wilson
Alliance Herald
Harrison & Ewing
Washington, D.C
Washington
Inside Bathing Health Fad Sparks Courtroom and Chinatown Scenes
Readings urge morning hot water with limestone phosphate as a cleanse for stomach liver kidneys and bowels claiming removal of poisons prevents illness and freshens appearance. The text blends health advice with disparate courtroom scenes featuring Berkowitz Unger Kong Fat and local figures amid a chaotic crossworld narrative.
Janet Lloyds and Uncle MclIntosh Visit Detroit Relatives
The column recounts Janet and her father Lloyd MclIntosh visiting relatives in Detroit and sightseeing together daily. An aunt teases Janet about letting her father go downtown alone, joking that men dislike women tagging along.
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John MclIntosh
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Canada
Detroit
Harper's Magazine
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Hair and Yankee Robinson Shows in Terry Iowa
A quack hair remedy touts Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore dark hair, claiming gray strands vanish by morning with repeated use. The piece also advertises the Yankee Robinson Shows touring Terry Iowa with wild animals, acrobats, clowns, and a family-friendly, well policed presentation featuring a parade rescue of a sick girl.
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Terry
Iowa
Amy Melrose
Fred Buchanat
Lincoln St
Little Amy Grateful From Window View Parade
Amy, propped on pillows, watched the parade from her window and sent a note of gratitude to the manager. Dr. Ambrose reports she is on the way to an early recovery from her illness.
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Amy
Kidney Care Ad Urges Salt Flush For Painful Urinary Issues
An old advertisement touts four ounces of red salts to neutralize acids and flush kidneys. It claims regular meat eaters need periodic cleansing to prevent dull kidney pain, cloudy urine, and rheumatic twinges. It promotes a lemon acid formula and promotes a salt water drink as harmless and effective. It also includes random local notices about land grants and paper recycling services.
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