Free to Rheumatism Sufferers Urla-O Cure Ad
A vintage newspaper ad offers a free trial bottle of Urla-O for rheumatism along with a full sized 750 bottle if you mail your name, address, and druggist name to The Smith Drug Co. Syracuse. The pitch vows no faith needed during treatment and claims cure by removing uric acid from the blood.
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Smith Drug Co
Syracuse
Fragmentary excerpt from a narrative scene
A disjointed dialogue depicts a clergy scene with a mother returning from a journey and offering a gift of sweetened almonds and sugar. A girl named Miriam sits and responds, noting a pink object in the background as a character thanks others amid a tense moment.
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Tirive
Miriam
Presbyterian Festival Nets Eighty Dollars For Charity
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church hosted a Thursday night festival raising about $80 with an estimated $50 to be cleared. A social at the B Y P U on the lawn of Mr and Mrs 8 F Warner featured Japanese lanterns and refreshments. East End Supply Co purchased a wagon for deliveries, with weekday service to Go'elock and Saturday hours extended to closing.
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Warner
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
East End Supply Co
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