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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1911
Page
7
Millions walk daily with tired feet and blisters yet keep moving. The quick remedy promoted is TIZ, a 25 cent foot treatment sold in drug stores. Soak feet in a basin of water with several tablets for instant relief, with a refund guaranteed if unsatisfied.
The article explains bunions are swollen toe joint sacs caused by shoe friction and pressure. It advocates reducing inflammation first and promotes TIZ tablets, claiming they cure bunions. directions warn dissolving a few tablets in water for a foot bath.
Advert promising immediate bunion relief with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to buy TIZ at drug stores or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago, and credits 25 cents per box. The copy emphasizes unique status and begs the question if any remedy equals it.
Army life leaves feet sore despite heavy shoes. At the Presidio and other posts soldiers praise TIZ tablets for relief of tender feet after marching. Roy Newberry, 70th Co C AR, reports strong results and says the men are adopting it. TIZ is sold by druggists for 25 cents a box.
A soldierly advertising testimonial hails TIZ for foot care, claiming rapid relief for sore tender feet. A Texas policeman Emzy Harrell praises TIZ over powders, saying it keeps feet perfect and enables daily work, with purchase at 25 cents a box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co.
Mrs Carter a Jamestown hair dresser says TIZ relieves her foot discomfort from standing all day. She reports using one box with relief and a second with continued comfort. The ad claims TIZ soothes feet all day and costs 25c at drug stores.
Neighbors tout TIZ as instant help for bunions corns blisters and raw foot spots. A user says after trying many options TIZ removed all pain and created a heavenly feel with bunions corns and sore spots gone. Sold in tablets and foot baths at druggists for 25 cents a box.
A Carlton Mississippi man reports dramatic relief from excessive sweating and odor after one box of TIZ. He credits the product with stopping foot sweating and easing pain, praising its scientific principle and offering a money back guarantee. The ad notes TIZ comes as tablets for a foot bath and sells for 25 cents a box through Walter Luther Dodge & Co.
An advertisement praises TIZ as a breakthrough foot remedy. It claims instant relief for tired swollen and painful feet from long wear and shopping. The tablets are sold at druggists for 25 cents a box or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago.
Frank W. Joy of Saugus Massachusetts writes a testimonial about TIZ tablets. He credits a Boston police officer for recommending them for burning aching feet during a dry spell and notes friends in the Electric R A industry also praised them. He says he uses one box weekly and would not be without them. TIZ sells at all druggists for 25 cents a box.
Advert says TIZ removes corns bunions and calluses instantly with no pain and includes a testimonial from Sam A Hoover of Progress North Carolina. Sold at druggists for 25 cents a box.
A Lisbon North Dakota resident I N Parkinson sent a postal order for one dollar and five boxes of TIZ. He praised the product for curing fifteen years of corn trouble in five days and said the boxes were shared with friends. TIZ sold for 25 cents a box at druggists.
Mrs. Crocket reports walking downstairs one foot at a time after two treatments of TIZ, a foot remedy claiming rapid relief. Swollen tired feet also improved for H. P. Hop of Paterson New Jersey after three weeks, with the ad claiming the cure draws out poisonous exudations and sells for 25 cents a box through Walter Luther Dodge & Co.
A Sanford North Carolina man John Jeffers shares a testimonial praising TIZ for curing his sore feet bunions and foot pain. He says after one box he forgot his feet and now advocates the remedy to others locally and beyond.
An advertisement extols TIZ as a permanent foot remedy for sore tired swollen sweaty and painful feet with bunions coins and callouses. It claims instant relief and cites customer testimonials and a 25 cent price from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago with mail order option.
A Philadelphia storekeeper and a Lancaster man describe years of sore feet and misery. Both men report relief after trying TIZ, contrasting their prior ten hour workdays with fatigue and pain to easier days after use.
H N Camp of Denver Colorado details how a 25 cent box of TIZ cured years of tender blistered feet after three uses. He says the medicine saved him from becoming a cripple and praises its value while urging others to try it for foot trouble.
A reader testimonial from St. Louis praises TIZ for sore feet, claiming it outperforms chiropodist treatments and relieves pain after using one box. The ad notes TIZ costs 25 cents per box and is available at druggists or by direct order.
Albert B. Petrika of Johnstown Pennsylvania offers a testimonial praising TIZ after forty years of sore feet. He claims a 25 cent purchase replaced 500 old 25cent pieces in value and expresses gratitude and a future good turn in return.
A testimonial ad claims TIZ acts at once to make tired aching feet feel fresh and sore proof. It targets sore feet sweaty feet and bad smells with additional help for callouses bunions and similar foot troubles. The user reports years of pain and relief after using TIZ.
An advertisement touts TIZ as a universal cure for foot soreness and bunions, claiming it draws out poisonous exudations and cleanses every pore. It urges purchase from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago and lists druggists as retailers.
An ad for TIZ presents a medical toilet tablet claiming to cure corns bunions frost bite and other foot ailments. It boasts dramatic improvements ease of wear and a 25 cent price with direct ordering from Walger Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Illinois.
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