Old Time Forceps and the Fate of Teeth
Dugene Wood in Success Magazine recalls old dental practice and the scary forceps used by early country doctors. The piece contrasts historic tools with modern dentistry, noting the dramatic risk to patients as teeth yielded to the turning of a handle and the old turnkey device that could wrench a tooth free.
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Dugene Wood
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A Gentle Reproach Telling Retort of the Lamblike Beauty
A violet eyed beauty at a luncheon flouts decorum with childlike charm. Her civility meets cold rebuke as another guest snaps back and the room tightens with sly humor and social sharpness. The exchange ends in a pointed question about manners.
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Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Glove Drop Leads to Coin Soap Opera at Store
A London scene shows Plimkins briefly dropping a kid glove on a coin vaulting a sovereign, then diving for it as a shopwalker offers a bottle of celebrated liquid glue that sticks, amid a curious incident sparked by temptation and luck.
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The Cellar Stairs Safety Tip
A Philadelphia Press piece advises marking the final step with a broad white stripe to prevent falls after a bad prior accident. If renting, cover the floor end with white oilcloth, tacked securely to avoid worse falls from misgauged steps.
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Philadelphia Press
Advertising pays? A sly exchange in Louisville Courier-Journal
A witty exchange notes advertising yields results, not payment, with a quiet nod to prudence in choosing company. The quote by Jeremy Taylor serves as a caution on time and companions, highlighting thrift and foresight in personal affairs.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Wood’s Liver Medicine ad promotes liver health and laxative relief
An old advertisement claims Wood’s Liver Medicine regulates the liver relieves sick headache constipation stomach and kidney disorders acts as a gentle laxative and provides tonic effects from the first dose. A $1 bottle contains 2134 times as much as the 50c size sold by W T Palmer & Co drug store.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
Remarkable Chamberlains Oiniment For Rheumatic Pain
Relief for rheumatic pains back sprains and bruises with Chamberlains Oiniment priced at 25 cents and 60 cents. Atlantic Drug Co sells it. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup relieves colds quickly with laxative action. suitable for children and coughs sold by W. T. Palmer & Co.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
King’s Little Liver Pill Ad and Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal
A pill promising relief for bilious ness and headaches is offered at 25 cents by W. T. Palmer Co. Drug Store. A Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal invites sufferers of rheumatism and related pains to request a free home treatment claimed to banish uric acid, loosen joints, and purify the blood without climate change.
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