Soft bones glow with right feeding in childhood cure claim
An 1900s era advertisement essay touts Scott's Emulsion as the cure for soft bones in children. It promises improved bone stiffness, straightening of bow legs, and stronger joints with daily small doses, urging free samples and listing Davenport & Ehle as local distributors. It mixes medicine and tonics with local product ads and notes about regional businesses and events.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Putnam
Davenport & 1Ehle
C. E. DeLoe
Mt. Zion
Ind
Dr. Neil
Davenport & Ehle
Bluffton
Rocky Mountain
Chas. C
Deam
Liberty Center
Charles Stinson
Rinear
Little & Co
Montpelier
Charley
Jack Edmunds
Bert Wasson
Willes
Michael Jobin
Decatur
Jack
Rockey Mountain
Chas. C. Deam
Order of Railway Conductors
Empire and American Glycerine Company
Rathbone Sisters Lodge
Adams, Wells, Grant
Wabash
Huntington
Huntington Journal
Dr. Neff
Martha Gaiser
Davenport & Ehle, Bluitton
William Beard
Erie
Columbia City Mail
Beard
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Exchange
Oil Country
Heuce
Ben Williamson
Simon Bower
Thomas E. Kizer
Teltisburg
Mr. Bower
Lawrence County
Tennessee
Fort Wayne
Phillip Monroe
Portland
Indiana
Indianapolis
Philip
Columbus Dental College
Richmond Insane Hospital
Wayne County
Insane Hospital
Keystone
Main Street
Walter Ifall
Anderson
Walter
Walter Hall
A. L. Stewart
Old Decatur
John Hagan
Fulton County
Farm Journal
Hagan
W. H. Powers
Mannus
David Beeler
Banner Office
Washington
Market
Beemi
A. F. Norton
Hartford City
Kuppenheimer
Pat
Colt
Vici
Valour
Justin
Ashbaucher Bros
Cline & Zimmer