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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
22
Stollaits champion typist Miss Hortensen walks five miles each day, keeping herself in peak form. Her daily routine highlights discipline and steady practice as key to maintaining top speed.
Advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood builder available in tablet and liquid forms. It notes both forms aid health by increasing red cells and helps run down individuals regain strength. Pharmacists supply and doctors have prescribed it for years. Look for the name on the package.
A Faneuil Hall market man praises three doses of Hilton's Specific No 38 for curing a coming cold and claims it prevented grippe last winter. He recounts falling ill then recovering after using the product and urges getting Hilton's Specific No 8 for coughs and colds with a 24 hour cold break claim.
A newspaper notice promotes a dandruff remedy claiming four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied nightly dissolves dandruff completely. It asserts itching stops, hair becomes fluffy and glossy, and the treatment works for any amount of dandruff. The ad notes arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
A husband credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with resolving quarrels after wedding due to stomach and liver trouble. He reports improved mood and harmony with his wife after starting the simple remedy. The ad notes the product relieves catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract and offers a money back guarantee. Available at Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept Epstein Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
An advertisement promotes a cure for blackheads using talonite powder with hot wet grease to dissolve them. It claims immediate disappearance and removal of marks, presenting pinching or squeezing as harmful and urging use of calonite powder and water to dissolve the debris.
Former Massachusetts governor Samuel W. M'Call argues for open discussion at the Disarmament Conference. He cites wartime costs, potential tax relief, and the need to limit armaments without inviting unchecked aggression. He notes public opinion's influence and compares U.S. openness to earlier open debates.
Williams football team drills in Williamsport ahead of a big Saturday clash with Amherst. Coach Wendell W. emphasizes polishing errors and new plays to challenge the Mammoths. The Purple offense, now fully fronted by a balanced line, aims to avenge last year’s defeat as Healy and Pease impress at end.
An advertisement claims Evans' Triple Phosphates will build solid flesh and improve vitality. It urges four days to feel stronger, ten more days for nerves and ambition, with a one month weigh-in and a money-back note if results are not seen. Drug firms and stores listed offer the product for underdeveloped persons.
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