15 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Brunswick News
Location
Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
1
An ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a mild remedy for coated tongues and biliousness, claiming calomel dangers and noting Roberts Pharmacy guarantees a full refund if not satisfied. The 50 cent bottle is marketed for adults and children to ease constipation and liver discomfort.
Heat and constipation threaten the elderly in hot weather. Eat easily digested foods, avoid alcohol and iced drinks, and exercise in the shade. A mild laxative Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended with tonic benefits. available from druggists for fifty cents to one dollar. Free sample offers are sent by mail from Monticello Illinois.
No 16 local train offers first class coaches to Macon Atlanta and intermediate points and connects at Jesup with No 32 for Savannah Columbia Washington New York and other Eastern points No 11 local train serves Hazelhurst and intermediates and connects at Jesup with No 124 for Savannah Columbia Spartanburg Asheville and the Western North Carolina section Also connects with No 13 for Macon Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago and other Middle West points and with No 23 for Birmingham Memphis Kansas City and other Western points H F Cary G P A Washington DC
Atlanta reports include the senate killing a bill for early elections amid house leaders’ condemnation. Greek peanut venders clash on Marietta Street, with newsboys claiming spoils as police intervene. Armory ammunition fire endangers 9 000 rounds. no injuries reported. Banks offering 3 percent interest on Governor Slaton loan of 475 000. Policewomen narrowly rejected by city board despite Beavers appeal citing need to protect and reform girls in trouble.
An advertisement promises that ethine double strength removes freckles. By applying a small amount nightly, even dark freckles begin to fade and lighter marks disappear, with a money back guarantee if the product fails. Ed C Bruce offers the remedy.
A vintage advertisement touts a prescription labeled for malaria or chills and fever. It claims five or six doses break the illness and that taken as a tonic prevents fever return, noting strong liver action, no calomel side effects, and a 25 cent price.
Mr W. H. Gunsalus of Fleming Pennsylvania reports consistent use of Chamberlain Cork Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and recommends it as an excellent family remedy. Also noted is a hair worker and local chatter about job orders from New York to C A Shaw for switch making from combings.
Atlanta readers learn that electricity powers nearly every major Georgia industry. More than two hundred diverse industries rely on electrical machinery for textiles, printing, lighting, transport, food production, cleaning, bottling, tobacco, heating, cooling, dentistry, typing, washing, music, and general commerce. Georgia’s water power converts to a universal servant driving modernization.
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a cure for constipation and liver disorders. It promises improved digestion, sleep, appetite, skin clarity, and energy with a 25 cent box sold by local druggists and a free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs Arkansas.
Lawrence and Burns residents share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches backaches dizziness nervous unrest and bloating. The letters claim renewed strength and regularity and encourage its use. The ad touts price of one dollar per bottle and notes availability through dealers.
In the Southwestern division of the Southern District of Georgia a trustees sale of real property in Coffee county will occur on the first Tuesday in September. The 160 acre tract of lot No 41 in the Seventh district is offered free of liens, with ten percent deposit due to the trustee after sale and balance on court confirmation. The sale is subject to court approval and at public outcry at the Coffee county courthouse.
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