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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
6
A San Francisco hospital obituary notes Abraham Isaac died at age 105. The piece questions centenarian age statistics and links long life to tobacco use, arguing modest tobacco use may not harm the adult but cigarette smoking should be avoided, especially for youths.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as a remedy for itching skin, cuts or burns without scarring, piles, and salt rheum. It claims effectiveness and urges readers to ask their druggist for it.
An advocacy piece from the Retail Merchants Federation in Chicago urges honest advertising while noting that many sellers exaggerate. It argues the buyer should examine goods directly and that the duty to advertise truthfully is part of retail ethics, with emphasis on avoiding hype and delivering value. It also contrasts the attention given to a Drexel infant with everyday modest births.
Dr. Campbell, pastor of City Temple London, warns dishonesty would ruin the business structure. Dr. Calt ery of Chicago argues honesty is essential, noting dishonest leaders may win briefly but fail in the end. trust and integrity sustain enterprise.
A Marshall Michigan resident, George Pankhurst, retired farmer of S29 N Eagle St, credits Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief after dull pains and other symptoms. He recalls endorsement in 1912. pills sold at Seaman & Cows drug store for 50 cents, poster by Milburn Co., New York.
The speaker, identified as Mrs Henry Wade Rogers wife of a dean, urged the state to intervene and examine women’s role at a Connecticut gathering. The fragment suggests calls for formal scrutiny of women’s issues and leadership.
A fragment describes using Bucklin's Arnica salve to heal a variety of minor skin problems including burags, sores, and bruises. It mentions a traveler named W. Bradshaw praising the salve and references onlookers about political topics and an upcoming address by Heatrice Farber Robertson on Equal Suffrage.
An old advertisement claims Gray's Sweet Powders ease fevers, stomach trouble, teething disorders, and upset stomach in children within 24 hours. It lists a sample address for purchasers and urges use for infant ailments and teething pain.
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