Tanlac Brings Weight Gains Across Southern Notables
Reports from diverse readers claim Tanlac restored health and added weight after other treatments failed. Notable cases include Mrs. Viola Ives of Little Rock gaining forty pounds to reach 162, John M. Crabtree of Dallas adding 34 pounds, and Captain Jeff D. Riggs of Vicksburg adding 25 pounds after three bottles, with other testimonials cited.
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Viola Ives
Cross Street
Little Rock
Ark
Ives
Tanlac credited with dramatic weight gains in multiple cases
Mrs Charles Peden of 55 Mill Street Buntsville Alabama says after three bottles she gained 27 pounds from 98 to 125 and avoided an operation for stomach trouble. The piece lists other individuals who reportedly gained weight after taking Tanlac and notes local retailers selling the medicine.
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Charles Peden
Mill Street
Buntsville
Ala
Fox
Jacksonville
Tampa
Mr. Weeks
E. O. Wilson
Bass St
Atlanta
Edward Reno
Broadway
Kansas City
W.C. Cochran
Juliaetta
Idaho
Doll Daviess
Samuel Ave
Peoria
Ill
Chas. E. Shaffer
Charleston St
Portland
Ore
Amelia Mann
R. F.D
Ogden
Utah
W.S. Hakill
Park Ave
Tacoma
Wash
B. W. Smith
Burdett St
Omaha
Fred W. Sanders
Market St
Sa Francisco
Cal
Odon
Odon Drug Co
Washington
Chas. C. Williams
Alfordsville
R. A. Roberts
Elnora
H. R. Stalcup
Ownership Statement for Odon Journal 1919
The Odon Journal publishes weekly in Odon Indiana with owner Jno Ben Stotts as publisher editor and business manager. The sworn statement lists no bonds or security holders over 1 percent and confirms no other owners beyond Jno Ben Stotts.
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Indiana
Daviess
John Ben Letts
Odon Journal
Jno
Ben Stotts
Odon
Slats Diary Chronicles A Week Of Oddities And Local Tales
A short diary spans Friday to Thursday with recollections of family banter and small town incidents. Notes include a baseball bet on the White Sox, a boy wanting to be an Indian Scout, a rumorless report, a quarrel over a garden invite, a misspelled accident story, and a fainting man at a saw mill with the foreman’s call for air and whiskey.
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Jake
Agericulcher
Slim Gateses
Slim
Grace
Origin of the Deadhead Slang for Free Tickets
A note on old theater tickets from Pompeii and Naples explains the term deadhead. Ancient ticket shapes indicated access levels such as the peanut gallery known as the pigeon loft and ivory skulls for those admitted free.
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National Museum
Naples
Pompeiians
Vesuvius
Italy
Weird Sun Legend of Stonehenge Excursion
In peace times people held a June 20 excursion to Stonehenge to view sunrise on the morning of June 21 when the sun’s first rays strike the altar-stone called Friar’s Heel. Tradition recalls ancient Druids in white robes gathering to offer to Bel and the Beltine fires glow over the plain.
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Stonehenge
Sol
Bel
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South
Texas
John M. Crabtree
Five Mile Station A
Dallas
Mr. Crabtree
Jeff D. Riggs
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Chas. Peden
Congress
John Ben Stotts
Ethel Sommers
Pompeii
Odon, Indiana
United States
Usce
Odon Garage
Dillon, Hasler & Ross
L. W
McClung
Williams W.S. Whitaker
Scotland
Choais
Cooper Bros
Ford
Oil and
Paris Creations
Mme
Antoinette
LaBelle
Louise
Guth and
Neal
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