Expression of a Nation in Crumbling Times and Hog Feats
A mosaic of 1930s-era opinions covers economics, politics, and social quirks. The column laments suffrage debates, notes rising cotton costs and living prices, and contrasts American optimism with German shortages. It surveys bank anxieties, crime anecdotes, and the enduring need for resilient hog breeds.
Tonic Geove’s Tasteless Chill Tonics Promises Health
A tonic claim promises to restore energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It touts improved appetite and a pleasant taste that appeals to children, claiming to destroy malarial germs and life germs through strengthening and invigorating effects. Sold for 60¢.
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Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Salve in Cold Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop coughs by healing irritated tissues. It includes a Grove’s Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat, to be rubbed on children with colds or croup. The two products are sold together in a carton for a combined price.
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