Orange Tooth Powder Ad Promises Fresh Breath
An old advertisement touts Rodell's Orange Tooth Powder as antiseptic and capable of making breath sweet and clean. It frames the product as a solution for fresh, hygienic mouths.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Rodell's Orange Tooth Powder as antiseptic and capable of making breath sweet and clean. It frames the product as a solution for fresh, hygienic mouths.
Cheyenne and Albuquerque prepare for two allied congresses on irrigation in New Mexico and dry farming in Wyoming. Secretary Burns notes Albuquerque hosts a large irrigation gathering with prizes and statehood push. Cheyenne readies 1000 to 1200 delegates and a local board of control to organize the Dry Farming congress. Governor Brooks to name the board after Mexico trip.
Atlas theater owns a program change. Newville tonight moves to Star and Crystal theaters. Washington's birthday exercises set for public schools. Young Men's Literary club to meet at Carnegie library. C H S and U of C basketball in Keefe Fall tomorrow night. Acting Mayor William Cole notes pension rise to 244 dollars monthly. C B C basketball to play University of Wyoming in Laramie tomorrow. Funeral for Mrs Mattle Hanson at First Presbyterian tomorrow 2 PM. Born to Frank L Goheen at 605 West Sixteenth a son. Mother and child progressing satisfactorily. Basin Supply Co incorporated in Basin Big Horn County with capital 75000. Civil Service to test soil chemist March 2 Cheyenne. salary 2000 to 2600.
Denver business leaders are urged to press the federal government to purchase land adjoining Fort Logan for a brigade post. The push, led by the chamber of commerce, hinges on approvals from General Earle F. Thomas and Colonel Williams, who favor different acreage—eighty versus five hundred acres—decisive for the post’s future.
The ad touts Williams Kidney Pills to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related symptoms. It offers a free sample by mail for 60 cents, from Williams Manufacturing Co. Cleveland Ohio, with sales through A E Roedel. The snippet also promotes the Colorado & Southern low rates to the Mexican Gulf and appeals for travel inquiries via T EH Fisher Denver.
Copies of revised ordinances can be obtained at the city clerk office for 2.50 and 2.00 per copy. Palace Pharmacy advertises Gurbolized acta as a poultice for inflammation and poison and as an antiseptic healing agent. New stock of wall paper at COLLENBURG S 406 West Seventeenth Street opposite City Hall.
Palace Pharmacy Co advertises a laxative cough syrup for coughs colds and croup. The product claims prompt relief and poison and phlegm removal with a gentle laxative effect. Mothers are urged to keep it on hand for children. Guaranteed.
Marriage licenses issued to William C French and Corrie C Craine of Denver Daniel Lee of Denver and Mary B Devereux of Castine Milne Martin McBennett and Sophie Roechler of Denver Edward H Canada and Katie Galbraith of Cheyenne. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co promotes ManZan hemorrhoidal treatment in a collapsible nozzle tube priced 60 cents.
Henry Hoffman has moved from Hynd's bar to Renate bar at Sixteenth and Ferguson. Telephones list Metropole stables and "phase 875" with calls answered promptly. Advertises look neat as Mr. Anybody for 1.00 monthly and joining the Standard Premiering club. Agents Geo G Bampoow and David Boswell for Loverin Browne Wholesale Grocers of Chicago, Atlas Block.
An old style medical advertisement lists ailments from ruptures and cataracts to nervous disorders and kidney disease. It promises “One Visit” evaluations and cure ranges, with many day counts and a claim that no incurables are admitted. It offers free appointment cards and emphasizes no knife or blood therapy.
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