Tanlac touted as cure for stomach and organ troubles
Advertisement claims Tanlac restores full daily work by cleansing and regulating overworked stomachs kidneys and digestive organs. It praises past results and urges sufferers in Fayette Bryan Napoleon and nearby towns to visit local drug stores to learn about benefits and obtain Tanlac.
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Tia
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Annals of Medicine
Ite
Funlac
Fink & Haumesser
Fayette
King Drug Store
Bryan
Eee Drug Co
Napoleon
At Standstill with Henry Clay Pinckney in Plantations
An Afro American man named Henry Clay Pinckney sits in a damp plantation setting as his condition is described by a mistress who asks about his health. The Gorham product is mentioned with a sales pitch for Hanford's Balsam in two sizes, 500 and 1 dollar.
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Murindat
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Saloon Business Not Prospering Across the Country
Ohio reports widespread hardship among saloonkeepers as liquor sales decline and licenses lose value. Columbus licenses hover, with many saloons cutting staff and some quitting. Chicago sees license values plunge from 8000 to 100, totaling an 18.0 million drop, while national beer consumption falls by over 9 million barrels from 1914 to 1915.
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Bere
Ran
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Aquor
Chicago Journal
The
Journal
Mqnor
Uncle Sam
Groves Fined Record Amount for Ohio Speakeasy
Sampson Groves, arrested for running a speakeasy, pleaded guilty and faced hefty penalties. He paid 500 dollars for fines, 100 dollars for his bartender, and 1,000 dollars on forfeited bond plus 1,000 Atkin tax with 200 penalty. He relinquished 1,200 dollars of alcohol and a new 1,000 dollar bond was required. Groves declared he would never repeat the offense.
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Music of the Spheres and celestial motion
The passage muses on the sun’s rising and setting and stars circling in 24 hours, imagining a cosmic harmony. It vales an ideal spring remedy, Dr King’s New Life Pills, promising bowel movement and liver stimulation to clear body poisons, priced 25¢ at druggists.
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Richter
One Year of Home Rule Saloons in Pomeroy Town
A Pomeroy Tribune Telegraph report marks one year since saloons returned to Pomeroy noting crime and social ills tied to alcohol. The piece lists murder, fights, gambling, indecent conduct, wife beating, accidents, and financial troubles as consequences. Also includes an unrelated testimonial and advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment from Florence Slife.
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