Milks Emulsion credited with reversing three year illness
A 1919 testimonial by Miss M Roussell of Algiers Louisiana credits Milks Emulsion with lifting her from a three year illness including grippe and pneumonia. The ad claims rapid relief, appetite restoration, and improved digestion with a money back guarantee and nationwide sale through pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Roussell
Opelousas St
Algiers
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Clineharmacy Co
Athens
L. J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Meeting Guests Attend Rutland Sermon Series
Harry Dudgeon and family were the guests of F. H. Howery and Rev. Dr. Bennett who is holding meetings at Rutland. Rev. Parmalee accompanied them here Saturday evening and preached an able sermon. Glenn Cline, recovering from scarlet fever, and Mrs. C. M. Radcliff, spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Reeves
A. B. Rupe
W. H. Starkey
H. I. Steward
Columbus
Elma
Jasper Wood
Thelma Stansberry
Belle Kayser
Mras
Mary Cline
D. B. Perry
Gallipolis
D. M. Sisson
J. W. Sisson
G. C. Gorby
Alva Rupe
Dyesville
Mort McKnight
J. 8. Dudgeon
Athens
G. F. Farley
Harry Dudgeon
F. Howery
Dr. Bennett
Rutland
Parmalee
Glenn Cline
Doing His Duty with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial claims two years of stomach pain eased by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It describes relief from belching, coated tongue, and intestinal inflammation. The notice promises a money refund via McKee Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Grocers Protest Restrictions on Medicines and Extracts
The Ohio Wholesale and Retail Grocers Association protested to the joint legislative salaries committee against a bill that would limit sale of proprietary medicines and flavoring extracts to druggists who pay a $5 license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Wholesale and Retail Grocers’ Association
Joint Legislative Committee On
Buster Brown Author to Wed Margaret Filer
Chicago February 3 Richard Felton Outcault son of the famed comic artist secured a license to wed Miss Margaret Filer of Oak Park. Outcault who served in the 218th air squadron in the war is the original model for the elder Outcast's Buster Brown character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buster Brown
Richard Felton Outcault
Outcast
Margaret Filer
Oak Park
Young Outcault
218Rh
Hypo-Cod relief praised by Columbus couple
Mrs. Bertha Addleman of 241 Cypress Ave Columbus testifies her husband suffered kidney and stomach troubles for years. After using Earle's Hyp-Cod before meals for days, his health improved dramatically, with restored sleep and vitality. The remedy is sold locally by McKee Drug Co at 1.26 dollars plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sypeood
Bertha Addleman
Cypress Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Earle
McKee, Drug Co
Anemic Children Seen as Easy Disease Victims
City study shows 4000 of 15000 school age children are anemic prompting fight with open air school concept. Mrs. H B Webb shares personal success with Dr Williams Pink Pills improving appetite color and strength. Pills marketed as non alcoholic tonic safe for all ages with free booklet and 60 cent boxes sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Webb
Front Street
Williamsport
Dr. Williams
Jazz Bride Reunited With Husband After Nine Days
William Bermett Hoffman and his $75,000 bride reunited in Massillon Ohio after nine days. Hoffman's restaurant meeting followed photos of him published in newspapers. She returned from a visit and joined him to claim his inheritance, with Hoffman noting he left Canton to avoid publicity.
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Massillon
William Bermett Hoffman
Hoffman
Dreco Promises Quick Relief From Stomach Troubles
A collection of testimonials touts Dreco as a fast remedy for stomach and related disorders. Patients from various places declare improved health, gained weight, and relief from headaches, indigestion, and liver issues after using Dreco distributed by The Cline Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Geo. M. Neal
Portland Avenue
Chas. Stephens
St. Grant St
Columbia, C
Missing Husband Seeks Seclusion as Film Offers Persist
The man is identified as a missing husband in Ohio amid constant film-company offers. He plans to claim his inheritance in a few days and expects his father to arrive soon to settle matters as he resides in a southern Ohio town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
War Mother Safe in Cousin's Home in Fall River
Miss Emily Knowles, a leading figure in a wartime romance with an American aviator, rests with her four month old baby at cousin Mrs. Battersby in Fall River. Guy Spiker of Baltimore, brother of the aviator, awaits the next development amid plans of marriage potentially today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Emily Knowles
Spiker
Baltimore
Perley Spiker
Nobody Ate Ice Cream Except In Warm Weather
A nostalgic reflection recalls a time when ice cream was not a year round treat, reserved for hot days and outdoor outings, with family memories of simple scoops and seasonal cravings.
Cadomeene Tablets Promote Health For Impoverished
An advertisement proclaims 3 grain Cadomeene tablets as a tonic to restore health strength and energy for impoverished men and women. Sold by all druggists.
Best Dressed Man Contest Opens at Cincinnati Convention
The National Merchant Tailor Designers' Association opens its annual convention in Cincinnati with a contest to name the best dressed man in America. Entries must feature tailor made clothes from knee breeches to shoes and a harmonized wardrobe. Mayor Galvin welcomed delegates as speakers including Gus Pren and Chris Kreiger outlined advertising advantages for designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
America
National Merchant Tailor Designers’ Association
Chris E. Kreiger
Cincinnati Lation
Kreiger
United States
Canada
Prince Albert
Galvin
Gus Pren
Kansas City
Chris B. Kreiger
Jesse Joseph
Lobbyists Swarm Ohio Legislature Amid Tightened Rules
In Columbus on February 3, the Ohio General Assembly draws large crowds of lobbyists as hundreds seek influence on pending bills. The 1913 anti lobbying law requires registration with penalties of 200 to 5000 dollars fines and 1 to 2 years in jail for unlicensed lobbying, though few prosecutions have occurred. Some lawmakers doubt enforcement effectiveness as the session resumes late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
House
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to cure a cold in one day. It claims to stop cough and headache and relieve the cold with GROVE'S signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Zx
Grove
Trunk Clue Ties to Murder Case in Cleveland
Cleveland police expect quick arrests after Detroit officials opened the trunk of chorus girl Frances Altman Stockwell 22. The trunk shipped with burlesque show baggage and two sailors held, aiding inquiry. Mason Altman, her brother, heads to Philadelphia to claim the body and assist pursuit. The victim was found in a snowbank, apparently beaten to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frances Altman Stockwell
Detroit
Mason Altman
Philadelphia
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Dreco
William Stamm
Davis Sewing Machine Works
Dayton, C
Stout
Harmacy
Sam Sommer
Trunk
Kansas
M. ©. Davis
Trimble
Pearl W. Helwig
C. Mre
Jane E. Maples
N. McKinley Avs
H. Chalfant
Guyeville
R. D
M. D. Paynter
Edith W. Whaley
Albany
Care Cc
F. Dixon
A. L. Evane
Otto Rose
Richland Ave
Barrett Young
E. State St
Mies Myrtie M. Mitchell
N. McKinley Ave
Mary Curry
E. Washington St
Olive C. Wiltsle
Elmwood
Katherine McKee
University Terrace
Maggie Sneddy
Harold and Bernice Kayser
Lancaster St
L. J. Dew
Bertha Wilson
S. Court St
Virgene Smith
Cemetery St
Herbert Brooks
Carpenter St
Mary Mansfield
Morris Ave
D. S. James
W. Washington St
Edgar Smith
H. D. Morrison
S. McKinley Ave
Nadine Michael
Kurtz Ave
Margaret Niceswanger
Lathrope
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
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