Drug Industry Urges VapoRube Stock Conservation Amid Influenza Surge
An October notice to wholesale and retail druggists reports severe oversales caused by the influenza epidemic. It states shipments are postponed, requests smaller VapoRube orders, and details back orders of 18 000 gross. Demand eases as stock is depleted and shipments pivot to parcel post direct to influenza districts.
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Parcel Post
Vaporub use and preventive care for Spanish influenza
The notice explains how to use VapoRub with physicians guidance for treating Spanish influenza symptoms and how to inhale vapors to ease congestion. It also suggests preventive use by coating nasal passages and inhaling vapors, plus general tips to avoid colds and maintain resistance.
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VICK
The
Public Health Service
Mpany
Greensboro
N. C
Dangerous Stage of Catarrh Warned by Advertisers
The notice warns that catarrh can advance beyond nasal symptoms to lung complications and consumption. It denounces local sprays and inhalers as ineffective and promotes 8S. 8. as a blood-based remedy addressing the disease at its source. Readers are urged to obtain a bottle from their druggist and seek free medical advice from Medical Director, Swift Laboratory.
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Swift Laboratory
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health and Vitality
A 19th century health notice touts keeping youth by improving bowels and liver. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a gentle substitute for calomel, are described as effective for toning the liver and clearing impurities. Sold in 10c and 25c sizes by all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
Edwarda
Auto materials stolen from Howard Brasher garage
Howard Brasher's garage at Coalville was entered and robbed of tires and other auto accessories. Sheriff took charge of the premises and locked the building after the theft. Brashear, jailed for previous garage thefts, had civil suits filed by buyers of his cars. A separate note mentions a wrist strap whistle invention by a California policeman.
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Bnet Lowery
Howard Brasher
Coalville
Brashear
Perdes
Coolville
Casualty list totals and named service members
Washington November 16 volunteers and officers appear in the casualty list with Killed in action Died of wounds Died of accident and other causes Died of disease Wounded severely Wounded slightly and Missing in action. The list names many sergeants corporals privates and officers from Ohio cities and towns including Homer C Young West Union Hubert Hamlin Toledo Dorse Ingman Sycamore Mahlon Kinney Wyoming Roger A Collins Tremont City Charles C Cox Last Liverpool Emmett Good Paulding Edward McFadden East Toledo Wm J Callaghan Cleveland Hamlet Lombardy Cincinnati Peter F Curtis Toledo Harry Branwick Wooster Boyd Gossard Algier Floyd Hughes Canton Newell Pancoast Akron Raymond Hamlin Youngstown and more. It also notes total casualties to date and provides a second report from Washington November 11 with further totals for killed in action died of wounds.
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Actilon
Homer C. Young
West Union
Hubert Hamlin
Toledo
Dorse Ingman
Syvcamore
Mahlon Kinney
Wyoming
Roger A. Collins
Tremont City
Charles C. Cox
Last Liverpool
Emmett Good
Paulding
Edward McFadden
East Toledo
Wm. J. Callaghan
Cleveland
Hamlet Lombardy
Cincinnati
Peter F. Curtis
Harry Branwick
Wooster
Boyd Gossard
Algier
Floyd Hughes
Canton
Newell
Bedford
Jury M. Burkle
Osborne
Lloyd
Carago
Coshocton
George Gonaff
Akron
Frank Rosterfer
St. John
Donald Cannan
Columbus
Angelo Carlo
Orin F. Sweet
Ashtabula
James M. Ray
Galion
Robert C. Scott
Carl Stover
Ashland
William Swanigan
Kenton
Henry FE. Hudson
Marcus F.should
Greer
Ernest H. Thrun
John P. Vaughn
Clyde Zeller
East Melland
Michael J. Harvey
Marcus G. Hobach
Rolandus
Corp
Orus R. Hill
Branchester
Fred W. Uhlembecker
Jack 3
Susler
Powell
Ray Robinson
Constitution
Chas. Heisler
Raymond Db. McKinley
Laurel
Francis Robbins McCook
Youngstown
Howard L. Preble
Steubenville
Francis P. Williams
East Liverpool
Walter J. Clark
Franklin
Coainmer J. Leclejewski
Russell R. Ramsey
Conway
George Brenton Johnson
Piedmont
Noble J. Lax
Nelsonville
Max Charles Lackner
Alfred Edward Howard
Hamilton
John Gordon
Junction City
James H. Hobbins
Niles
Samuel Satterfield
New Petersburg
Edward B. Buer
Rollie Kentner
Wapokoneta
John Bertelle Oliver
Maj
Ralph Waring
Norwood
Philip B. Fleming
David Grant Carmack
Lebanon
Cecil M. Bowman
Athalia
Frank H. Leedom
Portsmouth
Carl W. Epple
Marietta
Parl B. Hankinson
Crooksville
Bernice J. Dalton
Lowell
Lea J. H. Silk
New Bremen
Clarence M. Zwayer
Ashville
Otis W. Taylor
Hillsboro
Jerry M. Willis
David Vanderfloot
Crestline
Abe Shear
Isadore Lichtle
Vestoria
Peter J. Bagacki
Carey Beard
Springfield
France
H. Bigley
Grayville
John P. Frain
Walter J. Nowak
Joseph Raponicus
Ray T. Leach
Winchester
Cibeneo
Fisk
Esses
Portland Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Recovery
Mrs Josephine Kimble of Portland Indiana describes severe displacement weakness and sleepless nights before using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After trying the remedy she regained strength and can do her own housework. The ad urges women to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
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Portland
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
iLydia F. Pinkham
Josephine Kimble
West Race St
Kimble
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
Advertisers urge mothers to keep Musterole on hand for prompt relief of sore throat bronchitis croup tonsillitis and other ailments. The remedy is claimed to help adults as well with benefits for head ache back pain neuralgia chest congestion and more. Jars priced 20c 60c and hospital size 2.50.
Ohio War Casualties List From Local Men
The record lists 7 killed in action including S Sgt J Ralph Cookson of Sandusky and Pvt Elmer K E Pennel of Malta, plus 5 more KIA names from Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland. It also shows infections of wounds, disease deaths, missing in action, and various grades of wounded among Ohio servicemen.
Glouster Store Fined for Food Violations by State Agency
The Buckeye Coal & Railway Company of Glouster was fined $200 by the Athens county food committee for violating state food orders. The store must close on Tuesday November 12 and post a window notice declaring closure for violation of Federal food orders.
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Athens County Food Committee
State Food Administration
Buckeye Coal & Railway Company
Glouster
tHouster
Federal Food Department
Ukraine region described as border marches and strong people
The National Geographic Society outlines the Ukraine as a border region in southeastern Russia with Cossack roots, a republican Zaporogian society, and a population of about 25 to 30 million. Kiev is the central city with Kharkov and Odessa key commercial hubs in a sprawling historic land.
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Washington, D. C
Ukraine
Russian Empire
National Geographic Society
Nevin O. Winter
Russia
Steppes
Petrograd
Anf
Moscow
Greece
Germany
Kiev
England
Dnieper
Black Sea
Poland
Lithuania
Zaporogians
Rada
Bessarabia
Balkan
Odessa
Kharkov
California Syrup of Figs praised for relief of child illness
A promotional old short warning mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for bilious stomachs and indigestion in children. The ad claims quick cleansing of the bowels and warns to buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
France Seeks U S Aid For War Recovery Efforts
French High Commissioner Andre Tardieu told the Association of French Correspondents that France will seek American help in labor money materials and ships after the war. He urged American troops or technical units to relieve the labor shortage and assist in rebuilding while awaiting return transport.
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New York
France
United States
Andre Tardieu
Tardieu
Association of
Parole Hearing Recommended for Ohio Penitentiary Inmate
William Darnell, confined at the Ohio Penitentiary, is recommended to the Ohio Board of Clemency for a parole hearing by the warden and chaplain. The hearing is set for on or after January 7, 1919. W. L. Bishop.
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William Darnell
Ohio
Ohio Board of Clemency
Chaplin
W. Ll. Bishop
Drink Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Each Morning
A health note urges drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and flush out toxins. The advice promotes regular use as a cheap, tasteless remedy to feel better and prevent poisons from forming.
Dr King’s New Discovery Relief for Colds and Coughs
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as relief for coughing and throat discomfort. It claims quick soothing effect on chest congestion with a pleasant taste and lists prices of 60c and $1.20.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Constipation Aid
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve constipation and cleanse the system. Claims include regular bowel movement, clearer complexion, improved stomach, tongue, and breath. Priced at 25 cents.
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