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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
9
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover priced at a few cents. It claims the small bottle stops pain instantly and removes hard and soft corns and calluses between toes without irritation, calling Freezone a sensational Cincinnati discovery.
Advertises Danderine as a hair tonic that stops hair loss and restores vitality. Promises new life, vigor, brightness, and increased thickness after application, claiming visible improvements with regular use.
A Ringgold Georgia man writes a grateful testimonial praising Sulpherb Tablets. He says the sugar coated tablets ease bad blood stomach liver and bowel disorders, were easy to use, and provided lasting relief after other treatments failed. He reports seeing friends also obtain good results and urges druggists to stock Sulpherb Tablets.
A testimonial poem from a Los Angeles writer praises Tablets Arbolone as an anti fat aid. It urges readers to visit drug stores to buy Arbolone and claims the tablets curb cravings and reduce pounds, presenting gratitude to the maker in a rhythmic praise.
Dr. Alexander Hamilton Tice and companions report a shocking Amazon expedition discovering a tribe of white, cannibal Indians in a remote Brazilian-Venezuelan region. They describe a running river chase, limited weaponry, and a perilous escape back to Esmeralda after days of pursuit by about 200 giants armed with bows, arrows, and blowguns. The party included Tice’s wife, Mrs Widener of Philadelphia, and others from Newport and Yonkers.
Paris fashion houses unveil daring bathing suits with inverted V backs and neck cords, aiming to slim the torso and widen at the waist. Mermaid silhouettes emerge as trends, with painted braids set to trim dresses and accessories. Some houses still show trousers secured by jeweled ankle strings for racing wear.
The Help Yourself Club announces a three week campaign offering an extra prize automobile plus 4000 extra votes. Members enter now to compete for the car and qualify for twenty six other prizes, with the final owner to be decided within the period.
The Help Yourself Club announces an extra prize automobile for the member who secures the largest dollar amount of business in the next three weeks. The period runs from May 24 to June 1 at 10 PM. Members can win both the extra car and one of the 26 regular prizes, with no interference between prizes.
An excerpt outlines how second payments grant votes in a promotional scheme. It lists prize values for various cars and pianos and shows vote credits tied to subscription extensions. The text explains counting second payments and marking remittance sheets to ensure correct vote credit.
The six automobiles are the grand prizes and will be given to the six club members with the most votes when the campaign ends July 3. After elimination, 20 district prizes remain four per district across five districts. One piano one $250 talking machine one $150 talking machine and one $50 gold watch go to the four candidates with the most votes in their district. A cash commission will be paid to members turning in $50 or more and not winning a listed prize.
The ad explains securing votes by clipping free coupons in each issue and collecting subscription payments to the Standard. Voters gain large numbers of votes per payments and nominated candidates receive a 10009 vote credit when updated lists publish. Non nominated candidates should submit a nominating blank and recruit friends to save free vote coupons and payments for their campaign.
An offer promises 100000 extra votes to each candidate for subscriptions paid by June 12 at 10 p.m. The more a candidate sends during the three week period from May 24, the larger the extra vote balance. Example figures show 26 yields 104000 extra votes, 27 yields 108000, encouraging maximum subscriptions during this period.
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