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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
6
A confidential memo by a secretary tells of a wealthy Pittsburgh heir with a $1.5 million yearly income and a $45 million empire. Once bold and ambitious, he spirals into lavish debauchery, drinking, expensive purchases, and relations with actresses, risking ruin and harming his health and reputation.
The notice warns buyers about numerous cheap imitations of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey due to high demand. It advises consumers to look for the bell mark on the bottle to ensure they purchase the genuine product.
Postmaster General Hitchcock approves designs for new postal cards to be produced by the government printing office starting January 1. The regular card keeps McKinley’s head with a refined border, Lincoln graces the index social card, Grant appears on the 2 cent international card, and Washington with Martha Washington decorates the reply card. Borders feature varied designs and the words postal card appear in the stamp border.
Advertisement notes headache relief for girls and men, claiming the pills cleanse blood and strengthen nerves. Describes health benefits and urges trying the product at 25 cents with Robt. Prewatts.
A booklet by an eminent authority is offered free to anyone calling at Kel fer’s drug store. It explains common skin and scalp diseases such as eczema pimples dandruff ringworm tetter prickly heat hives and guides simple home treatments to destroy germ life and cure these conditions.
The frightened grandmother Mrs. Maria Taylor of Nebo Kentucky reports a scalding incident. Bucklen Arnica Salve is mentioned as a remedy in her account amidst a chaotic and unclear text fragment.
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