Weight Gains Reported By Many After Tanlac
Thousands of frail individuals recover health as Tanlac is credited with restoring vitality. Multiple reports describe notable weight gains and improved strength following treatment.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
2
Thousands of frail individuals recover health as Tanlac is credited with restoring vitality. Multiple reports describe notable weight gains and improved strength following treatment.
The article profiles numerous notable individuals across the United States who report dramatic weight gains after using Tanlac, claiming restoration of health where other medicines failed. Notable cases include Mrs Viola Ives of Little Rock who gained 40 pounds, M Crabtree of Dallas with 34 pounds, and Captain Jeff D. Riggs of Vicksburg with 25 pounds, among others. Tanlac is advertised as sold in Athens by Cline's Pharmacy.
Huntsville Alabama resident Mrs Charles Peden 550 Mill St credits Tanlac with rapid weight gain from 98 to 125 pounds and relief from chronic stomach pain constipation and abdominal discomfort after near appendectomy. She finished a third bottle and feels reborn.
An advertisement encourages readers to try a small trial bottle of St. Jacobs Oil from drug stores. It claims rapid relief from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiffness, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings.
A Valentine program was given at the 210 school house on Friday February thirteenth. Several local residents are listed as ill or visiting relatives including Mrs. Florence Black McLean and Hilda Cluster with flu. Others mention dining guests and trips to Athens and Logan with neighbors Kirkendall and Black among those cited.
Mr William Ryan of this place made a business trip to Columbus this week. Mrs Mary Morrison of Orbiston visited her sister Mrs Julian Wyant here this week. Mrs Anna Quinn of Orbiston visits her mother Mrs Wyant. Mrs Lizzie Ryan shopped in Chauncey Saturday. Mrs Barney Hill returned from Amesville where she stayed with her mother. Several from here attended the Chauncey show Saturday evening. Mrs Julia Wyant shopped in Chauncey Saturday. Mr Homer Durst was in Chauncey. Mr John Wyant called on his daughter and son in law at Circle Hill Sunday. Emmett Ryan and Orval Ryan visited their brothers William and Charles Ryan Monday afternoon.
Champ Clark has not decided if he will run for the Democratic presidential nomination enter the race for Missouri state senator or seek a House seat for the ninth district. He said no statement of his intentions has been made but will be issued soon.
The Crucible Steel Company filed an amended certificate of incorporation in Trenton confirming a capital stock increase from 50 million to 100 million. The new issue will be half preferred stock and half common, both at par value of 100.
The Civic League of the University Rural Training School will convene in the school building at 2 P M on Friday February 20 1920. The program includes roll call of members minutes readings readings by Miss Strickland and a food demonstration by Miss Hays of the Home Economics department Ohio university. The executive committee comprises Mrs E C Kenney president Mrs William Altmah and Mrs C D Hill.
The state bowling tourney nears its end as all ten high in each event move through the day without disruption. Smith Arcades of Cleveland captained by Joe Hubbard led the five-man event with 2760 pins. Haugh and Reed of Canton hit 1202 in doubles. Sohl of Columbus salvaged 194 in the final game to total 638 for the day.
The American Red Cross Commission reports one million typhus cases in Poland and Baltic provinces. Lack of delousing facilities, mass Russian refugee influx, and poor conditions drive the outbreak. Authorities note that about 85 percent of incoming refugees miss delousing stations.
Henry Meier of 408 Laurel Avenue Cincinnati says one bottle of Vola-Tonic cured his fatigue backache and lack of ambition. He credits a friend's recommendation and urges others to try it. The product is being introduced at Cline's Pharmacy in Athens.
An old advertisement emphasizes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross to be genuine. It markets unbroken packages with directions for cold relief headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia and rheumatic pain and notes small twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
Albert F Deppen, a fireman from Evansville, learns his mother living in France will sail this week to meet him in New York. His father, Yola Deppen, has been separated from wife and will attend a remarriage at the son’s home in Evansville.
Heavy snowstorm in the northern part of New York cuts rail service and halts milk deliveries as trains fail to arrive, disrupting city supply.
Frank Upton his wife and two children and Mrs L tend two children of Belmont Avenue were overcome by fumes from a gas heater in a Middletown cellar. All were in serious condition but believed to recover.
A stated home treatment claims to dissolve and remove all dandruff by applying an ordinary agent at night. The method promises to stop itching and leave the scalp and hair looking healthier, with full liquidation claimed as inexpensive and effective for any dandruff amount.
Bedford Ind. William Tucker files $10,000 suit against Lawrence county alleging negligence by the county board of commissioners and their bondsmen after a buggy driven by Mrs. William Tucker backed into Salt River due to no guard rail at a bridge, causing her death.
The Internationale was depicted by Morris Hillquit as lacking real authority in national socialist party work. Five suspended socialist assemblymen opened their defense against charges of disloyalty and ineligibility to their seats in the New York Assembly.
Idlewine of LIBERAY Ind. planned to kill his hens and eat them after they stopped laying. He abandoned the plan upon finding 40 eggs from a single day, a surprising total that altered his course.
In Lewisburg West Virginia a townwide telephone outage caused by crossed wires sparked a house fire and burned a Limestone Telephone Co switchboard. The din lasted several hours as every line rang simultaneously leaving residents sleepless.
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