Save Your Teeth With Ginginol Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Ginginol a prescription antiseptic for pyorrhoea and bleeding gums. It promises quick relief within two days, cheap price, guaranteed success and a refundable deposit if not satisfied. The copy slyly shifts to wartime shipping policy and calls for a Republican House to curb legislation. The piece mixes dental product hype with partisan political rhetoric.
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Republican House
Washington
Massachusetts
Bar Association Unsure Race Policy Settled At Dinner
A Washington dinner honoring the Supreme Court capped the American Bar Association annual meeting as Peter W. Meldrim of Savannah was elected president. A Tucker resolution admitted race and sex details for applications, effectively rescinding the 1912 stance against black members and allowing consideration of women applicants. Special guests included heirs of former chief justices.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
William H. Taft
White
Jus
American Bar Association
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
Moorfield Storey
Boston
Henry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Storey
Tucker
Mr. Tucker
William Jay
New York
Benjamin H. Rutledge
South Carolina
Ernest Bradford Ellsworth
Connecticut
Burwell Keith Marshall
Kansas City
Roger B. Taney Anderson
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Morrison R. Waite
Ohio
Melville W. Fuller Wallace
Miss Laline Bride of Alphonse McElroy
Announcements of the marriage of Miss Cecilia Laline of Waltham and Alphonse McElroy of Roxbury are sent out today. The wedding occurred at St. Marys Church, Waltham, with Rev Father Brosnan performing. Miss May Laline was bridesmaid and John Hunt best man. a reception at the bride's mother's home followed.
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Cecilia Laline
Waltham
Alphonse McElroy
Roxbury
St. Mary’s Church
Father Brosnahan
May Laline
John Hunt
Sarah Laline
River Street
McElroy Couple Returns Home From Wedding Trip
After a wedding trip, Mr and Mrs McElroy will make it home on Cypress Street in Watertown.
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Mrs. McElroy
Cypress Street
Watertown
Drugless Mansfield Agar Agar Wafers Marketed for Constipation
Advertisers warn against giving children drugs for constipation and promote Mansfield Agar Agar Wafers as a natural laxative. The wafers absorb water in the bowels to ease constipation, recommended for children and adults and sold by druggists and grocers for 25 cents, with mail orders available. Exhibited at a Food Fair by Ma nsi Laboratories, Inc.
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Mansfield Agar
Ma ' Maboratories, Inc
Mansi
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Miss Laline Bride OF
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