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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1911
Page
1
Persistent foot misery affects millions who walk daily yet seek relief. This ad promotes TIZ foot remedy tablets at 25 cents per box and a bath method, claiming quick transformation from misery to comfort with a money back guarantee.
After years of corns and sweaty feet, L Walff from Eneonio Texas reports relief after using two bores of TIZ Heasys. He shares he suffered 12 years prior and now can wear shoes he could not before. He consents to use this testimonial.
Common myths claim bunions cannot be cured. The text argues bunions arise from pressure and blocked drainage, not mere joint enlargement, and criticizes plasters and powders as ineffective. It endorses reducing inflammation with a foot remedy and laxative measures, describing a simple treatment method and urging action.
The ad touts TIZ as the sole bunion remedy and guarantees full satisfaction or money back. It promotes 26¢ per box at drug stores or by sending payment to Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago, urging immediate relief and asking if it is the only remedy.
Army life stifled by sore feet finds a quick fix in TIZ tablets praised by Roy Newberry of the 70th Co C AR stationed at the Presidio. Soldiers march long distances suffering tired tender feet, but TIZ is claimed to relieve soreness, blisters, and chafing. Sold at druggists for 25 cents a box.
Testimonial from Emzy Harrell of Austin Texas praises TIZ foot remedy for sore tender feet. Claims TIZ clears pores draws out impurities and prevents swelling, with claims of lasting comfort for long shifts. Package sold at 26 cents or by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.
Mrs Carter of Jamestown N Y endorses TIZ foot remedy. She says standing on feet daily caused pain until using TIZ, which she credits with soothing relief and comfort. She advises readers that TIZ prevents sore feet for casual or heavy standing and that it is available at drug stores.
A promotional letter from Mt Lebanon Pennsylvania quotes J C Hunter saying standard foot powders fail to cure corns and callouses while a product named TIZ dissolves poisons in the pores and relieves tired feet. The anonymous tip praises TIZ and suggests readers may share the letter if desired.
A reader extols TIZ as a miraculous foot remedy that cured painful blisters and sore spots after weeks of use. She describes burning feet, worn shoes, and relief from the product sold in tablets and bath form. The advertisement urges buying TIZ at druggists for five cents a box.
TIR claims swelling and tenderness relief from a foot remedy named TZ or TIZ. ads promise eliminating poisonous secretions and allow wearing regular or even smaller shoes, with widespread user praise and a guaranteed result at 25 cents a box.
A Carlton Mississippi resident G M Griffin credits TIZ with ending twenty years of foot misery. He describes extreme odor, sweating, and corns, noting one box stopped the sweating and improved his feet. The ad claims TIZ uses a scientific principle, comes as tablets for a foot bath, and offers money back if unsatisfied.
A dramatic vignette contrasts two shoppers relieved from misery after using a remarkable foot remedy called TIZ. The ad claims quick relief from tired, sore, sweaty, chafed feet and promises to draw out bulsonous exudations from the foot without powder.
A fragmented ad describes a product named TIZ and its purported benefits for foot care. It touts a tablet form at a price of 21 percent and claims rapid action. The copy invites purchase through Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago or direct by mail.
From Saugus Massachusetts Frank W. Joy reports how TIS tablets eased burning feet during a hot dry spell. He says a Boston police officer advised the product, shipping a box that cured his sore feet and impressed Electric HR workers. He urges others with burning or aching feet to try TIZ now.
An advertisement asserts TIZ will remove corns on feet with immediate relief and no pain afterward. It cites a testimonial from Sam A. Hoover of Progress, N.C., claiming both corns disappeared with no soreness. Sold at druggists for 2 cents 8 OK.
A Good Samaritan sends postal order for one dollar requesting five boxes of TIZ tablets. I N Parkinsén of Lisbon North Dakota reports fifteen years of corn trouble, five days after starting TIZ his shoe becomes comfortable. He recommends TIZ at 25 cents per box and urges others with foot trouble to try the remedy.
An advertising letter extols TIZ as a unique foot treatment that draws out toxins to cure tired swollen and sore feet. It cites Mrs. Crocket of Jeffersonville and H. F. Hop of Paterson New Jersey and urges readers to buy five boxes, claiming rapid relief and long lasting benefits. Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago distribute.
A fragmented testimonial touts Tiz as a cure for corns and sore feet. The writer mentions buying shoes caused foot pain and reports improved comfort after using one box. Included are quoted snippets from various readers praising the remedy and urging others to try it.
A vintage ad extols TIZ as a permanent remedy for tired sore swollen or chafed feet with bunions corns and callouses. It claims instant relief and lasting comfort, compares favorably to powders and salves, and offers a money back guarantee. Available at druggists for 25 cents or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
Mrs M J Borden of Meers relates a long standing corn problem being relieved by one box of TIZ last summer. She claims most corns are cured and vows to treat the remaining one, asserting the remedy’s comfort and effectiveness. She grants permission to publish her testimonial.
A Lan caster man says ten hours on gore feet became ten hours on fine feet after using one box of TIZ. He reports consistent relief and urges others to try the product. A Philadelphia storekeeper claims three years of sore feet ended after trying 76 cures, now praising TIZ.
A Denver man describes years of sore blistered feet eased after using TIZ foot remedy. He purchased a 25 cent box, used it three times, and reports feet feel normal with no pain. He urges others to try TIZ and praises its effectiveness over many prior cures. His note endorses TIZ as worth its weight in gold and worthy of recommendation.
A St Louis reader praises TIZ for sore feet replacing costly chiropodist visits. She says one box eased corns and callouses, letting her wear shoes all day. TIZ is sold by Walter Luther Doage & Co in Chicago for 35 cents per box or direct.
Albert B. Petrika of 208 Hickory St Johnstown Pa writes that after 40 years of torment from twisted feet and pacified toe joints he found relief with TIZ priced at a quarter. He praises the product and vows to repay the favor someday.
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