Lift Corns or Calluses Off with Freezone
This ad promotes Freezone a tiny bottle costing a few cents at drug stores. It claims to remove corns and calluses from the bottom of feet leaving pink skin and no soreness or irritation after treatment.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
11
This ad promotes Freezone a tiny bottle costing a few cents at drug stores. It claims to remove corns and calluses from the bottom of feet leaving pink skin and no soreness or irritation after treatment.
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets in a handy tin box of twelve for headaches neuralgia and lumbago. It claims Bayer’s name signifies prescription by physicians for years and notes affordable price, with details about its manufacture as acetylsalicylic acid ester.
The National Tuberculosis Association and American Red Cross promote local use of Christmas Seals. Envelopes with seals cut distribution effort, aiming 91.7 percent of funds to local anti tuberculosis work, with the remainder supporting the Red Cross and national programs.
Dr Livingston Farrand executive head of the American Red Cross endorses the 1919 Red Cross Christmas Seal sale under the National Tuberculosis Association. The campaign aims to raise over 6.5 million dollars for the 1920 educational and preventive effort, spanning ten days with broad allied organization support.
President Wilson writes Dr. Charles J Hatfield of the National Tuberculosis Association expressing strong support for the 1918 Red Cross Christmas Seal sale. The ten day drive begins December 1 with a goal to sell over 650 million seals to fund the association’s 1820 public health program.
David Starr Jordan extols the value of children and urges support for Red Cross Christmas Seals to save American children's lives. He says helping children is the sure path to wisdom and social good.
Health bonds issued by the National Tuberculosis Association attract strong demand with denominations from five dollars. Large subscribers previously struggled to meet Red Cross Seal targets, while proceeds fund the 1920 tuberculosis mortality reduction effort. last year 150000 lives were lost. Bonds available via state and local tuberculosis associations.
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