Fragmented Chinese World War II era ad copy review
The text presents garbled product pitches and odd health aid claims including skin care, pest control, and relief remedies. It references bottles priced 50c and 1.00, with scattered mentions of soaps and tonics. Widespread misspellings and inconsistent phrases obscure any clear product or event.
Bed Bug Control Method Promoted as Lasting Cure
An archaic pest control method recommends mixing six boxes of substances with lard or tallow to coat a bedstead and surrounding areas. It instructs sealing holes and cracks and claims the treatment never fails and remains effective.
Evening gowns rented like men shown in New York costumer tale
A New York costumer explains the gown rental market for women. Women hire evening gowns for balls dinners theater and other events with prices from five to twenty five dollars and sometimes higher for special orders. Some brides rent and sometimes buy after trying.
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New York
Ginseng profits and cultivation described in old article
The piece extols ginseng cultivation as highly profitable and discusses the influence of a mother's health on a child, cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and recounts historical trade in ginseng, wild versus cultivated roots, price trends, and cultivation methods including shade structures and transplanting.
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Dr. Pierce
H. C. Anderson
Britain
New Haven Co
Jis
Waggoner the Atheist Dies after Christian Conversion
Detroit Oct 31 Marshall O Waggoner long renowned for denouncing the Bible died at Emergency hospital from old age. He had claimed conversion to Christianity two years earlier and wished to be buried outside church grounds. He left a puzzling legacy of eccentric acts and a modest $2,000 fortune. His wife’s death and a turning point with a graphophone influenced his final farewell to atheism.
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Detroit
Marshall O. Waggoner
Waggoner
Europe
Toledo
Jesus
Bargains In Upright Pianos At Salawina
Indianapolis to Dayton schedule appears with three daily trains and times from 5.10 a m to 7.15 p m. Tickets and details at 48 W. Washington st and Union station with W. W. Richardson as district agent. Warner’s Safe Cure offers free trial bottle and medical booklet for kidney liver and bladder diseases from Rochester NC, via Indianapolis Sun promotion.
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Pennsylvania Short Lines
Indianapolis
Dayton
Washington St
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Warner
Warner S Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. C
Indianapolis Sun
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Mentioning Phones And Offers
Readable lines mention guaranteed results and a phone number series 90 and 121 127, suggesting a brief classified or ad item about offers. The text is incomplete but indicates a sales or service prompt in a newspaper. No clear event or person is determined from the fragment.
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