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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1921
Page
32
A druggist offers a tiny bottle of Freezone that stops corn pain instantly and lets you lift the corn off with fingers. It claims for a few cents it removes hard and soft corns or those between toes without soreness or irritation.
A health ad promises Parisian Sage stops hair loss and itching, prevents dandruff, and stimulates new growth. It claims quick improvements with easy use and a money back guarantee if growth fails, urging immediate purchase from a druggist.
The article claims many leading ladies owe beauty to hair, noting a home shampoo method using a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water. It asserts this mixture cleanses dandruff excess oil and dirt, leaving hair fluffy with uniform color and lasting softness and luster.
A reader recounts a near death experience on a birthday after a stomach attack. After years of pain, a friend recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and the course improved appetite, reduced pain, and bloating. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, with a money back guarantee. Works through Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept and Epstein Drug Co and stores nationwide.
An old advertisement invites readers to order a free book detailing Trench's renovation with proofs of lasting benefit. It promises worldwide success over many years and asks for a 10 cent contribution or a single-year subscription to receive the full particulars.
Details emerge on General Edwards as he seeks promotion amid Democratic opposition and Pershing doubts. Weeks testifies of a thorough War Department search while Edwards’ record and harmony with headquarters are debated. Dawes and other officer nominations await Senate action as a long career of service is weighed.
Advertisement touts Glandex Compound as a gland tonic with dramatic results. Examples include Henry M. Miller of Worcester Swift & Co and Marianna St Lynn Mass claiming improved strength, appetite, and weight gain, with a reported 23 pounds in five weeks. The copy explains run-down glands and hormone feeding as the mechanism and promises money back if not satisfied.
Salem reports Lieutenant J Albert Chambers of this city plans a lengthy voyage aboard a 25 foot yawl. He will depart in the near future on a 10,000 mile cruise promising a bold maritime undertaking.
A simple test for piston ring health involves feeling the crank case. If it feels hotter than normal, leakage past the rings is likely due to wear or carbon-stuck grooves.
Warning to consumers about genuine Aspirin only from Bayer packaging or labeling. Advises following physician guidance for twenty one years of safe use and stresses taking Aspirin strictly as directed on Bayer package for colds.
A war mother praises the National Cemeteries in France where crosses and grass are kept in reverent order. She urges readers to tell the War Department not to break the ranks of this quiet army and to protect heroic dead resting near Suresnes Romagne en Argonne and Flanders Field.
An October 6 1921 advertisement recounts Dr A J Dewey of Lynn Massachusetts praising Var-ne-sis as a cure for rheumatism after long suffering. The piece includes Dewey's dramatic recovery, letters from a Dewey patient and a testimonial from the Var-ne-sis company urging readers to obtain the remedy.
An advertisement promotes Adler-ka as a complete intestinal antiseptic and system cleaner to guard against appendicitis. It claims to destroy germs in the intestinal canal, draw out foul matter, relieve constipation, gas, and headaches, and cites physician testimonials. Sold by druggists with a Boston outlet.
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