Vanishing cold remedies and holiday notices
A garbled 1913 community item mixes an advertisement for Crown Balm with Thanksgiving excerpts and local society notes. It mentions relief from catarrh and head congestion, then long lists of residents, visitors, and Thanksgiving observances in Lawrence Kansas, including names such as Miss Elsie DeWoll and Mrs. Ted Alford, plus a city council paying resolution on street work and a bank defense case involving DeWoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirst
Lawrence
Hyena Werth
CEPY
Lawrence, Kine. Lee
Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters Patent Remedy Ad
An old style ad touts a "Mustard Plaster" substitute named MIROLE or MEROLE offering instant relief for sore throat cough headach es and many pains with no blister. It claims hospital size packs for $2.50 and promotion through the MES Company Cleveland Ohio. A Jamaica NY endorsement suggests quick results and no blister.
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Teveding
Ploitsant
Mes.terole . Company
Cleveland
Ohio
M. MM. Kittel
Jamaica
N.Y
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