Drink Water And Restore Kidney Health With Jad Salts
A health note urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and acids. It promotes taking four ounces of Jad Salt with water each morning to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, relieve bladder disorders, and improve overall health.
Love Rivalry and a Rich Marriage Plot in New York
Jim Stanley, a New York businessman, plans to marry Doris Colby after a coin toss with partner Rollo Waterman who loves her. Nina, Waterman’s secretary, reveals Stanley’s duplicity and Doris’s feelings for both men. Waterman proposes, Doris accepts, Stanley gifts his share and departs for India. Frank Wilson leaves, Waterman presses Doris for funds, and Bromfield pursues debts.
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Jim Stanley
New York
Rollo Waterman
Doris Colby
Stanley
Doris
Waterman
Nina Morgan
Nina
Frank Wilson
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Bromfield
The Double Cross A.E. Khahexs Serial Teases Moral Gambit
Doris, Waterman, and a debutante converge on a troubling night as Nina Morgan’s lie sparks doubt. Mr Colby seeks Bromfield’s aid to recover his daughter’s diamond necklace amid an insurance claim, hinting at insider crime and a planned barter of information for reward.
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Charlie Ray
Papa
Rawley
W.ether
Waterman
Doris
Jim Stanley
Nina Morgan
Puccini
Colby
Judgess of Chance
General Leavitt
Lawyers’ Club
Mr. Bromfield
Alexander Colby
William Bromfield
Broadway
Bromfield
Mr. Colby
Sul
Diamonds and deeds shadow a troubled marriage at the opera
Doris Colby wears her mother’s diamonds to an opera as husband Waterman’s gambling and verbal deception weigh on their marriage. Doris recalls earlier trust issues, while Wilson watches from the box. Dinner guests include John Rawhey, Doctor Briggs, and their spouses as Waterman’s temper softens with drink.
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Waterman
Bromfield’s
Doris
Hin
Wilson
Golden Horseshoe
Frank Wilson
Colby
Hetty
Doctor Briggs
Academy of Music
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Dinorah
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Academy
Lesson for Misers in Chinese Legend
An aged Chinese miser mourns a buried treasure he hid in his garden. A neighbor suggests the treasure was never real value, as a buried stone benefits no one. The tale argues wealth gains meaning only when shared with those in need.
Boy frets about aunt visiting as mother warns good behavior
A mother tells Tim to be exceptionally good for a visit with Aunt Hat Tie who dislikes noisy boys. Tim fears a rotten time ahead as he dresses.
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Billy
Tim
Hattie
Airplane Service Boosts Gold Field Access in New Guinea
Aerial development links distant New Guinea gold fields with coast after 2,000 foot plateau site 60 miles inland. Fleet cut journey from six days to 50 minutes enabling rapid supply runs and return cargo trips of gold and passengers by air.
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New Guinea
Salesmanship in a Globe of Trade
Aichison Globe notes that good salesmanship persuades customers to buy items that may not return, emphasizing the craft of selling as a lasting impression on buyers.
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Aichison Globe
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
Ancient advice on treating sickness with simple vegetable laxatives and herbs remains valid. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a mild non narcotic laxative, is promoted as a safe option for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood. Free trial bottles offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Mirror Overuse in Show Window Turns Attention from Display
A storefront report notes excessive mirrors in window displays deter customers from noticing products. Retail experts caution reducing reflective surfaces to improve visibility of merchandise and attract buyers.
California Fig Syrup Featured as Health Booster for Children
A vintage Denver advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as essential for child health. It claims the syrup relieves constipation, improves appetite, and supports normal bowel function, citing over fifty years of physician recommendation and four million yearly bottles. A Denver mother testimonial highlights weight gain and better sleep after use.
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C. G. Wilcox
Wolff St
Denver
Colorado
Jackie
California
Phillips Milk of Magnesia an Antacid Favorite
Phillips Milk of Magnesia is promoted as a pleasant effective antacid endorsed by doctors. The ad cites relief from sour stomach after hearty meals and notes the Phillips name as a registered trademark since 1876 by the Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. and predecessor.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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