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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
5
Gall stones cancer ulcers auto intoxication yellow jaundice appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from stomach trouble Thousands of stomach sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Unlike any other for stomach ailments For sale by Ben Doolittle and reliable druggists.
An excerpt from American Magazine praises Iowa as a garden spot, detailing geological history from seas, coal beds, and minerals to fertile soil. It notes ancient processes forming lime, gypsum, clay, and black soil rich in vegetation, culminating in a land blessed for farming.
Early treatment of colds can prevent complications such as asthma or bronchial and pulmonary issues. Eckman’s Alterative is presented as a first aid to build body resistance, used for over twenty years with lasting relief in many cases. It contains no habit forming drugs and is sold by druggists. Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Health claim article cites Dr. Saner warning against reliance on tonics and urges iron intake. It promotes taking two five grain tablets of ordinary nuxated iron three times daily after meals for two weeks to test strength gains and relieve nervous weakness and digestive symptoms.
An ad touts Nuxated Iron as a highly absorbable iron supplement able to boost strength and endurance. It claims calcium, teeth safety, and stomach tolerance, with promises of substantial strength increases within weeks and refunds if results fail, routed through local druggists and the Citizens Drug Store.
Dr Arthur Newton Davis a Berlin resident and specialist in Germany attends the Kaiser’s teeth after arriving Sunday on the Bergensfjord. He declined to discuss subjects, even dental work, and carried a six month passport extended by the American Consulate. A Justice Department representative boarded for inquiry but offered no formal examination. Dr Davis hails from Piqua Ohio. Captain Ligons said the ship went to Kirkwall from Bergen by arrangement with the British Admiralty to escape.
A British auxiliary cruiser delays a held up escort, causing a pause in operations. The vessel proceeds under orders, with no injuries reported and authorities not releasing further details.
Woman praising Burdock Blood Bitters claims clearer skin and purer blood with a $1.00 price. Classified ads invite ambitious men to earn over $200 monthly as salesmen with training from Power Lubricating Co of Detroit. Also notices selling high grade paints and lubricants from Blackstone Oil & Ohio with good commissions and territory openings.
A Philadelphia woman’s $80,000 diamond necklace vanished Saturday afternoon and was found by the driver of an ash wagon on the Atlantic City streets. The jewels were returned to Mrs. Jacob H. Lynn on Sunday after the driver claimed to have found them late Saturday night. She paid him a $50 reward, not questioning his name or story.
Advertisement promises a dignified home based job with earnings up to 50 dollars weekly, full or part time. No experience needed and applicants work from their own residence. McNabb at 130 North State Street Chicago advert. 415.
An advertisement from The White Mfg. Co. of Cincinnati proclaims GASO-TONIC as the mystery of motordom offering gaso line at 3 cents a gallon, claiming car bon elimination and dollar an hour profit with sales guaranteed and warnings about imitators.
An advertising snippet promotes Dick Thompson's Confectionery at 801 Ind. Ave urging patronage. It also markets Foley Kidney Pills claiming relief from backache and kidney trouble with a customer testimonial from Henry Rudolph of Carmi about better sleep after use.
A vintage classified note promotes Dean's Ointment for piles and general skin itching. It seeks a salesman capable of eczema related sales and claims the product costs 50 cents at all drug stores.
Public rental notice advertises a modern flat with four rooms a hall and a bath located at 216 West Ma. It lists lease terms and contact details for prospective tenants seeking a convenient city dwelling.
Readable note advertises a reasonable rent at a good location on West Sixth Street. Directs contact to Jesse Davis at 409 Indiana Ave for details.
Advertisement offers wallpaper cleaning with spring cleaning benefits. Paul Miller advertises cheap, guaranteed satisfaction and a contact at Doherty's Drug Store located at Spring and Maple. Also a help-wanted notice for reliable energetic workers to sell lubricating oils greases and paints with salary or commission at Dean Oil and Paint Co Cleveland Ohio.
For any itchiness of the skin or rashes try Dean's Ointment. Priced at 59 cents at all druggists.
An advertisement from The Whits Mig. Co. Dept. 40 in Cincinnati promotes GASO-TONIC as superior to imitators. It asserts no equal in composition and appeals to chemists with confident branding.
Rental ad notes a six room house with bath available near Watson and Baird. Conveniently situated with contact for application at Watson & Baird.
Fragmentary ad describes a salesman offering an 8 weekly accident policy and a $1 annual registration. Mentions $91,000 death, $250,400 dapos, and a registry office at 40 Clinton St New Ark. Adv. content lacks coherent details and official claims.
A nostalgiacoupon-style plea promises a trial package from Foley & Co of Chicago for bronchial coughs kidneys rheumatic ailments and digestive issues. The ad urges the reader to mail a cutout with name and address and enclose 5¢ for Foley products including Honey and Tar, Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets.
An 1916 classified-style ad invites readers to stock up with bulk goods from Ritchie Supply Co. It promises enormous profits, large repeaters, and free catalog and exceptional offers, asking interested parties to write to R 6 B Madison, Ind. for details.
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