Figures Are Astonishing Celebrities Endorse Tanlac Weight Gains
Prominent figures across the South report rapid weight increases and restored health from Tanlac. Viola Ives of Little Rock recalls a nerve breakdown in 1913 and a 40 pound gain after three bottles, while John M. Crabtree of Dallas credits a 34 pound rise after three bottles. Captain Jeff D. Riggs of Vicksburg shares his Tanlac experience.
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South
Mom
Viola Ives
Cross Street
Little Rock
Ark
Texas
John M. Crabtree
Five Mile Station A
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Crabtree
Jeff D. Riggs
Vicksburg
Me CHAG Peden Gains 27 Pounds in Tunlac Remedy
Mrs. Charles Peden of Huntsville Alabama recounts gaining 27 pounds after taking three bottles of Tantac for years of stomach trouble including constipation pains and suspected appendicitis. She avoided surgery as her condition improved, reporting rapid relief from initial use and renewed strength.
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Charles Peden
Mil Street
Huntsville
Ala
Chad
Why He's Single Miss Leftover and Mr Slimpurse Dialogue
A humorous dialogue features Miss Leftover accusing Mr Slimpurse of being a woman hater while he concedes financial limits. He jokes that he could support a wife but lacks income to support two or three women, highlighting a comic clash over marriage and money.
Bond's Liver Pill Advertisement and Humorous Snippet
An old newspaper snippet promotes Bond's Liver Pill as a cure for liver inactivity and related symptoms, promising a morning refresh with no after effects. The ad notes a 25 cent price at druggists. It is followed by a short humorous exchange and a Mother and girls joke about understanding a name.
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Nature
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad and 1916 Spanish Wine Data
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it drives out malaria and boosts iron intake. The text also notes Spain in 1916 produced 3,058,150 tons of grapes from 3,173,404 acres and yielded 618,055,902 gallons of wine.
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Spain
Tanlac claims boost for weary engineer and crewman
An elderly Seaboard Air Line engineer Chas J Weeks recalls gaining twenty pounds after taking Tanlac and Tanlac users report renewed vigor. The piece quotes Captain Riggs on Lt Tanlac effect and Weeks detailing long illness, nervous indigestion, and a wish for life renewed by the medicine.
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Captain Riggs
Chas. J. Weeks
Fox
Jacksonville
Tame Pa
Fea
Mr. Weeks
Tanlae
Sally Asked About Work by Conscientious Impulse
Fragmentary dialogue shows Sally denying work by conscience, countered by a statement about working by the day. This brief exchange highlights attitudes toward labor motivation and daily effort.
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Sally
Swamp Root Kidney Disease Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidneys liver and bladder ailments. It touts a physician's prescription with rapid mild healing effects and urges purchase at drug stores or a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. plus a paper mention.
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Kilmer
Dr. ‘Ilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Woman's Crowning Glory Hair Dressing Ad
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing promising a natural, graying hair transformation. It notes the price at $1.00 and alludes to compensation with a cheeky line about someone paying handsomely for the issue.
Palatable remedy praised amid cautious notes
A fragment notes a palatable liquid touted as soothing with no stomach disturbance, while reflecting a view that foolish people often appear cheerful. The text conveys mixed tone about public perception of happiness and wellness without concrete details.
First Arkansas 10 No New Camp Site Supplies Reaching Front
Army dispatch details First Arkansas 10 unit receiving supplies daily for troops on ground and the 8 000 more to come. Report covers tent setups near Wart Roots, promotions within the First Regiment, and plans for a new permanent camp along Fort Route 14. Also notes legislative tests and corporate filings in Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Vier Amd
Sriia
Monte Saeenndiat
Brithdines
Waurriesd
Met
Marton
Washington
State Deposi tary Board Fixes Two Percent Interest
At a meeting of the State Depositary Board the minimum interest on state money in banks was fixed at 2 percent per year. Attendees included Governor Brough, State Treasurer R.G. McDaniel, Attorney General John D. Arbuckle, and John M. Davis. The move mirrors rates paid the past four years.
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Brough
R.G. McDaniel
John D. Arbuck
John M. Davis
Red
Lite Rock
August Flower Promises Easy Digestion And Health
An old advertorial piece touts Green's August Flower as a remedy correcting stomach impurities, aiding bowels and liver, easing dyspepsia and bloating. It urges keeping a bottle for early symptoms, cites cost of 25 and 75 cents, and promises prevention over illness with promotional lines and other ads mixed in.
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Ady
Kidney and Skin Harmony for Health
Dr J H Watson explains how kidneys and skin work together to keep vitality high and blood clean. Regular sweating through work or bathing helps both organs, while flushing with ample water between meals aids kidneys and intestines.
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Kidney & Co
J. H. Watson
No Art in Taking Medicine Ad Adverts Mention Red Cross Ball Blue
Fragmentary ad style text extols taking medicine and following directions for a chili tone product. Mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and generic praise of health and virtue with scattered odd phrases and misspellings.
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Red Cross
All Grocers
Adv
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Cimtrat
IR Widders
Wiehwat
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Lawley & Rowe
Littl Rock
Tate
Capitol
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Jonny Pate
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Vinoia
Robert &. Wait
Acent
Lille Rock Oil and Gas Company
W. W. Dickinson
R. W H. Thompson
Bacharach Clear Co
David M. Bacharach
F. Ll. Ehrman
Leon II Glass
Buick Auto
T. L. Lovett
Pine Blu
Buick Auto Sales Company
Jen. Arbuckle
Memphis, Dallas and Galt Railroad
Pendities and
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Wilson
Monticello
Judenson
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Hempstead
Wike
Montgomery
Garland
Clark
Howard
Arbuckie
Fool
Fite Andler Hogan Oliver
Wyonlerk
Reid
Trough
James BE Ferguson
Matthew No Holland
Charles TD Beroweh
Ie Niele
Greenville
Ming
Arkansas Toone
Praciowly
Gov Troueht
Harry Hennigen
Ddcounts
Gow Tole
Leslie
Teaeleeitte Star 4
He Te Age Dlehy
Wolde
Wales
Karl Neal Atlas
Bis
T TL Caraway
Postafics Department
Federal
Earle
The
Shorthorn Breeders' Association
Poultry Breeders Association
Serrey County
Cupe- Ta
New Christian Church
Hiwaase
Wrigleys
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Albert
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Ted Cragmn
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