29 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
1
Miss Mary Early of Omaha Neb praises Tanlac after claiming it rebuilt her brother’s strength post typhoid and helped her own recovery. She says the medicine increased her appetite, aided digestion, and added fifteen pounds while restoring health. Tanlac sold by all druggists.
Bertha Vosberg of Wyndmere North Dakota testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved her backache after one box and she has remained well. The ad urges readers to try the drug, promising prompt relief or money back and directing to buy at a drug store or by mail from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo New York, with a casual line about a sports score in Erie that follows.
Women can dye and tint worn or faded garments and drapery, using 15 canta dye methods. The ad promotes restoring color for home textiles with simple steps and affordable results.
Ad claims Diamond Dyes guarantees perfect home dyeing even if you have never sued before. Druggists carry all colors with directions in each package while a stray line and typo provide odd extra phrases about collation and a small meal.
Deborah Meredith faces Bob Meager who declares a forced marriage and holds leverage over her. She plots self defense as she grasps a .44 revolver from the bunkhouse, while Meager’s men gossip about the impending wedding and her fate on the Mexican ranch.
Deborah Meredith, a trained nurse, attends Mrs. Meager near the southern border after the husband’s recent death. Bob Meager, the stepson, arrives and asserts control, insults Deborah, who contemplates leaving but finds escape unlikely as Meager revels in Deborah’s precarious position.
Deborah slips through a night scene after stealing a weapon and hides it in a bureau drawer. She fears exposure and contemplates marriage marriage to Bob Menger or the possibility of becoming a fugitive while contemplating consequences in the desert room.
A fragmented Chicago ad fragment markets a mysterious medicine claiming to improve sleep and strength. It mentions a Chicago address and names a person tied to the sale, signaling a local marketing notice amid unreadable text.
Advertisements describe Cutlodra and Cuticura ointments for soothing infant rashes. Mentions baths, gentle shouts, and fragrant dusting as part of the home remedy. Also references Dover and an audience honoring Napoleon with Corsica birthplace homage.
Milwaukee article discusses methods to improve strength and endurance citing tonics and tonics like Dr. Pierce products. It mentions ongoing routines and emphasizes practical tips for sustained energy and fitness improvements.
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