Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Offered Free Trial
A promotion invites readers to request a free trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills by writing to Professor Munyon at 53d and Jefferson Streets in Philadelphia. The copy extols the laxative as a gentle liver stimulator that does not scourge or weaken, claims it heals stomach and liver function, and promotes healthier digestion.
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Munyon
Professor Munyon
53D & Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Munyon’s Laboratory
Pneumonia Antitoxin Trials Report Success Amid High Toll
The antitoxin for pneumonia has been used in 400 cases with only four failures, all in extreme early stages. It has also been tested against typhoid fever and in harsh new country conditions where pneumonia often causes the most deaths, yet results remain favorable.
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Nhumonia
Pneumonia Antitoxin Promises Fruitful Cure In California
A Bakersfield doctor Dr. Schafer developed an autogenous anti-toxin from three pneumonia germs. He reports two thousand cures and claims 4500 cases with ten deaths overall, including many elderly and complicated patients, and plans to distribute the remedy nationwide.
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August Francis Schafer
Bakersfield
California
Schafer
Paris
Europe
San Francisco
Henry Spiro
Schefer
N. N. Brown
San
Francisco
Fréderick:Fehlersen
San Francisco Medical Society
Dr. Schafer
Southern Pacific Hospital
Fichafer
United States
His Disqualification
A terse, vivid scene depicts a tired Black market-housekeeper by a Bay St. Louis shell road. She explains her fatigue and disability while describing her grandson's spendthrift ways, conveying hardship and distrust in a short, candid exchange.
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Bay St. Louis
Yassam
Three Little Babies Called Accidentals in Class
A New England fourth grade music lesson on triplets ends in a boy’s witty answer. The tale shows the teacher’s struggle to explain beat values and three quarter notes under a brace equal to two quarters.
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New England
Lydia Pinkham Product Endorsed by Mrs Rock on Health Recovery
A Paw Paw Michigan letter from Mrs Orville Rock urges women to avoid surgery and try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring her health after a severe disability and long hospital stay, praising its safety and effectiveness for female complaints.
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Mra Orville Rock
Iydia E.ham
Paw Paw
Mich
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marion-Caroline dispute over $18 photos of herself
Marion claims she paid $18 a dozen for photos she says show her. Maxine counters that the pictures do not resemble her. The exchange questions the value and likeness of the photos.
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Marion
Caroline
Maxine
Jersey Husband Held on Kiss Against Wife Charge
A New Jersey man faced a breach of peace charge after kissing his wife against her will. The court set bail at 100 dollars to keep the peace and warned him to obtain consent in the future. The Washington Herald quips the man may refrain from further kisses.
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New Jersey
Jersey
Benedict
Washington Herald
Dog nose predicts looming family row in dialogue
In a fragmenting scene a dog is noted as sensing trouble as a family dispute approaches. The speaker calls the dog a storm center of the household, hinting at impending conflict and tension.
Sincere Prayer from a Child Weighs Heirloom Lesson
A dialogue from The United Presbyterian features a teacher and Tommy discussing what to do when a man entrusts $100 for safekeeping and dies. Tommy declines praying for the dead man but says he would pray for someone like him.
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Tommy
United Presbyterian
Comes A Time When Coffee Shows What It Has Done
A Home New York matron explains coffee caused dizziness stomach upset and blood issues. She switched to Postum and says her health improved with a better appetite and steadier energy, crediting Postum as the remedy.
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N.Y
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Antog
W. B. Coffey
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Garfield
Libby
McNeilee
Lydia E. Pinktiam
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