Salva tion Oil and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Advertisements
A miscellany of old ad copy notes Salvat ion Oil stored at stations to treat burns and wounds and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup claimed to cure coughs and colds. It mentions a misdirected religious book store selection and a quip about spiritualists and table tipping.
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Salzer seeds boast giant yields and prices
The Rural New Yorker cites Salzer seed statements claiming 1 440 bushels per acre from Salzer potatoes and 736 bushels per acre from one variety, plus a 303 bushels per acre record for Lightning Express. The ad promotes Salzer seed corn and oats, pricing potatoes at $2 50 per barrel, and urges readers to request a giant corn catalogue from Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Our Free Nation Leads in Education and Reading
The nation claims premier status in education with large university and college enrollments. It cites libraries exceeding Europe, widespread periodicals, and a strong printing press base as evidence of an intelligent public opinion and progress driven by schools churches and a free press. Reading without digesting is compared to eating without digestion.
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