Grigsby’s Liverax touted as safer calomel substitute
A vintage health ad claims recurring headaches and digestive ills from poor liver function can be cured by Grigsby’s Liverax. It markets the product as superior to calomel, easy to take, with no after effects, sold with a guarantee through Red Cross Drug Co. and bearing the L. K. Grigsby likeness.
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Hunt's Pain Remedy Recalled from Loose OCR
Fragmentary note mentions Hunt's remedy for rheumatism sprains and pain. The message hints at an old product name Lightning Oil and quick relief, but details are unclear and no firm facts or dates are provided.
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