Digest it A new stomach relief offered with a money back trial
A generous offer promotes Digest it a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. The ad offers a 50 cent package on receipt of 10 cents for mailing or a full size free package via an in stock druggist. Consumers are advised to take two or three tablets after meals and repeat if necessary to prove its merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brown Company
Box J
Jackson, Migs
Munyon
Munyon’s
Munyon’s Laboratories
53D & Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Rival Schools Clash Sparks Heated Exchange
The exchange hints at a heated rivalry between two teams the Friend-Shucks and Hunter-Sure, with chants suggesting strong fan enthusiasm and competitive tension. The dialogue implies bold identities and confident banter ahead of a forthcoming matchup.
Sixteen Years With Skin Disease Report
A Broward patient narrates sixteen years of severe skin disease affecting legs and joints, worsened in warm weather. After trying many doctors, he found relief with Cuticura remedies and credits them with a full recovery. The piece also notes a local tale of naming a newborn Sufficient and a New York family with ten daughters and a novel name Marron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Hawter
Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn
N .Y
Illinois
New York Tribune
New York
Marron
Time to Think Over Death Averted by Paris Green Attempt
A man attempted suicide by ingesting paris green but survived after an eminent specialist intervened. The patient resisted but later requested further medical care after a 24 hour pause to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Green
Prohibition Squeeze Raises Augusta Saloons License
Augusta fines near beer operators. license hikes from 300 to 1000 dollars yearly starting January 1. Dublin banks report over one million in deposits across three cities with strong farmer and merchant loan activity. Savannah federal court orders sheriff to answer Florida conspiracy case over Felix Corbin. Macon rejects recount request. Augusta river work begins with $100,000 federal funding. Cordele trials convict Day of voluntary manslaughter. Macon conservatory chief blames rag time for crime rise. Carrollton railroad survey and grading contracts advance. Savannah antitrust indictments target ACL, Seaboard, Merchants and Miners. Harvie and Morris Miller named individuals. Lawrenceville reports Felton Wallace death following family tragedy.
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Augusta
Dublin
Laurens County
Savannah
T. A. Fields
Manuel County
Georgia
Speer
Florida
Felix Corbin
Corbin
Emmett Wilson
Macon
Federal
Chamber of Commerce
BE. D. Durand
Board of Health
Rocky Creek
Cordele
J. Hilary Day
J. B. Scott
Crisp County
A. V. Waipple
Conservatory of Wesleyan
Dingley Brown
Carrollton
J. W. Wright, Jr
Bowden
Villa Rica
Sear Board
Bowden Road
Federal Grand Jury
United States Court For
Southern District of Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Seaboard Airline Railway
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Harvie Miller
Morris Miller
L. F. Miller & Sons
Philadelphia
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Jersey City Man's Health
Philip Huber of 861 Communicaw Street Jersey City New Jersey says kidney trouble left him too weak to work for eight months. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he regained his health and even runs his business again sometimes working eighteen hours daily. He urges others to try Doan's and notes the product is sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Huber
Communicaw St
Jersey City
N. J
Dean
Doan
Benny on Benevolence and a Forgotten Cane
Benny extols benevolence and recounts his mother finding a gold headed cane in the attic. Grandpa had stashed the cane eighteen years ago, a reminder that kindness brings its own reward.
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Benny
Grandpa
Tetterine Ad Promotes Eczema Cure
A 1908 letter from Elsie M. Judyvine of Edgar Springs Missouri touts Tetterine as a superior eczema salve. The notice lists Tetterine cures for eczema tetter itching piles ringworm and skin diseases and offers Tetterine 500 and Tetterine Soap with a free Liver Pills bonus for mail orders from The Shuptrine Co Savannah GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Springs
Elsie M. Judyvine
Shuptrine Co
Savannah
Tetterine
Shuptrine
Fragmented quotes from Smart Set noted in text
A readable fragment presents dialogue involving Mrs. Gramercy and Mrs. Park about divorce and alimony. The line hints at marital strain and a husband’s desire to end the marriage, with Park offering reassurance amid financial worry. No additional context provided.
Their Fate Mrs CrowWilliam
Dialogue between Mrs Crow William and Mr Crow William muses on aging and an absurd end as quail on toast at a table d hote, humorously imagining future fate.
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Mrs. Crow
William
Mr. Crow
Papes Diapep sin promises five minute indigestion relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims five minute relief, no sour rises, belching, gas or nausea, and asserts the product digests food as if the stomach were not there. A separate travel note follows about Egyptian pyramids and a joking remark by Mrs Newrocks.
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Pape
Eve Never Marry Adam by Questioning Daily Love
The line suggests Eve did not marry Adam because she did not ask daily if she was the only woman he loved. The fragment hints at themes of fidelity and choice in early companionship.
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Eve
Adam
Red Cross Christmas Seals Traced From 1862 Origins
History traces charity stamps from Civil War era Boston to support soldiers relief. The movement spread to Europe and sparked nationwide campaigns in the United States. Jacob Riis and Emily P. Bissell helped launch the tuberculosis seal, yielding substantial funds and ambitious 1909 nationwide plans.
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Red Cross
Boston
Portugal
Switzerland
Australia
France
Spain
Denmark
Norway
Russia
Sweden
Jacob Riis
Delaware Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Emily P. Bissell
Red Cross Society of Delaware
American Red Cross
United States
Time and Bricks in the Country Home
A gentleman assigns chores to a general man offering ten shillings a week. Tasks include cleaning windows boots knives and messages, chopping wood mowing, minding the horse and pony, garden care and supplies. The man asks about clay to make bricks in spare time.
Ancient City Modernized in Tarsus With Electricity
Tarsus in Asia Minor now powered by the Cydnus river. The city boasts 450 electric street lights and about 600 incandescent lights for private use signaling a modernization wave in the ancient city linked to Paul’s birthplace.
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Tarsus
Asia Minor
Apostle Paul
Cydnus
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria for infants and children
A reminder to check Castoria bottles for the signature and claims over 80 years of safe use. A humorous exchange contrasts wedding flowers with a diamond necklace as modern romance, noting that small gifts once pleased a wife.
GROVH'S TASTELESS TONIC FIGHTS MALARIA WITH QUININE IRON
A long established tonic advertised as a malaria fighter and system builder uses quinine and iron in a tasteless formula. The bottle prints confirm the ingredients and a price of 60 cents, sold by dealers for 80 years.
Meritorious Acts And Peppery Advertising Banter
A collage of comic exchanges and product pitches features Mr Cynic and Mr Optim debating acts for others while a Judge intervenes. Advertisements tout Hicks Caryptin for colds and Hicks remedies for fevers and aches, along with Hamlins Wizard Oil as a household substitute. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets promote constipation relief as a laxative.
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Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Lawrenceville
Felton Wallace
J. D. Wallace
Felton
Cynic
Optim
Belle
Beulah
Japan
Nickel
Standard Oil Company
Putnam
Standard Oil CO
Amie
Patton-Worsham Drug CO
Mars
Dallas
Texas
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