Tanlac Restores Kansas Farmer to Health and Weight
W. Boring, a prosperous Kansas farmer, reports gaining twenty pounds and improved health after taking Tanlac, stating he feels better now than in years.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
4
W. Boring, a prosperous Kansas farmer, reports gaining twenty pounds and improved health after taking Tanlac, stating he feels better now than in years.
H W Boring of Overland Park Kansas says Tanlac cured his long dyspepsia catarrh and nerve troubles. He gained twenty pounds regained appetite and sleeps well and plans to keep Tanlac at home. Sold in Alliance Hemingford and Hoffland by listed merchants.
A rambling column mocks idle workers noting fewer are paid and recounts quirky incidents. Nervy Nat buys gold tipped cigarettes, a retirement shocks a company, and Beatrice Fairfax dispenses doubtful advice. A wrestling challenge and a bridal bet provide comic targets amid local chatter.
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A continued Cowpuncher segment shows Mrs. Hardy resisting prairie life while a doctor warns her. The piece blends sharp humor on life in the West with quips on crime, politics, and fashion as it shifts to a San Diego Tri excerpt and unrelated musings.
A fragmented collection of brief newspaper quips and quotes from several papers. Topics range from art and worry to economics and propaganda. The noisy miscellany ends with a stray line about an advertisement in a herald.
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