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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
8
Remarkable sales figures for Tanlac highlight over twelve million bottles sold in four years. The article notes large Dayton laboratories, international distribution from coast to coast, and endorsements from judges, mayors, doctors, and officials as Tanlac expands to Paoli through J. P. Riley.
Tauloe touts unprecedented sales for Taulae a proprietary medicine with reports of record first nine months sales and weekly bottle averages. International distributor G F Willis and Sporlock Neal Co Nashville claim 250000 bottles in eighteen months while partners Cooper and his chemist pilot the product from early experiments to current efficiency.
Auloote Georgia letters from J Souds Pharmacy Co claim exclusive agency since September 1914 and report selling over 75 000 bottles of Tawae with a single Saturday sale of about 700 bottles at retail to Atlanta customers via elevated Atlanta states.
Extracts from letters and telegrams from prominent dealers nationwide show rapid Tanlac sales growth. Firms like MEMORBILS I cou and BESFG-FELLIS DRUG CO report high figures, with agencies selling tens to hundreds of thousands of bottles since starting.
Karixville Tenn reports strong experience with Tuniac selling over 110100 bottles since starting January 2 1817. Customer notes include satisfactory dealings with KUAUMAA CRAMBLISS Co Datlus Texas and GRELNER KELLEY DRUG CO.
Saksonvilia reports handling Taniac sixteen units and selling about 20 000 bottles at retail in two Jacksaville stores. Account deemed very satisfactory in every respect. Unnoted praise directed at proprietors Rettes Pharmacy Co.
In Birmingham Alabama the Tuniac operation expanded, reporting 130,472 bottles paid to extend its territory. The largest seller identified centers on proprietary medicines, under Dostor Nortnhington Drag Co.
Seattle firm announces as of March 14, 1918 it became the wholesale distributing agency for Tanlac in the territory and reports selling 78,624 hoteles in the period. Stewart Bolmels Drug Co.
Tanlac will be placed on sale in almost every city town village and hamlet in the state within a few weeks. Agencies have been established quickly to widen distribution. Druggists and dealers interested should contact GF Willis Fourth National Bank Building Atlanta Georgia by letter or telegraph.
In Houston Texas we began handling Tarlac Novem be 1916 and have disposed of about 7,000 bottles. The account is described as a most satisfactory and enthusiastic level of support.
In Bort aren Texas, 177000 bottles of Tanlac were saved distributed and touted as the greatest effort yet. Officials claim the operation avoided death or harm and underscored the product's trusted standing in the community.
Mrs Ganson Gifford and her young son from Tipton have been visiting her parents Dr and Mrs. at an army hospital in Denver where one of the surgeons is in charge. The piece also mentions medical ads urging Chamberlain's medicines for colds constipation and digestion along with cautions on proper use and directions.
Remember to visit the office to pay your telephone rent and toll next month with no discount after the 11th. Hoosier Telephone Co. Dec. 24, 1919. Tor Sale includes wood cord loads at 4.25. Luna Atkinson and Son advertise phone 2 on 82 26-11. Moulder Farlow suffers a severe edging saw accident and required six stitches. He is recovering. not expected to be badly affected. Rooms for rent on North side Public Square. B. M. Lingle notes. Mrs. Snyder, aged mother of Mrs. James A. Kaeth, suffers a serious hip fracture and is in grave condition at 85. Katy suffers with troups and Dr. Thomas Eclectic Gti an ounce. Safe for children. 306 and LOc at all stores. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Robertson and sons visiting Steelbyville.
Funeral services for Clarence Aadle led by Rev. Albert L. Copeland were conducted Thursday afternoon at the Friends Church, completing the local rites.
Oscar Standeford, Washier of the Orleans National Bank, was calling on Paoli friends last Thursday. He mingled with locals, exchanged greetings, and discussed banking in the region.
Messages acknowledge subscriptions and gifts from C Warren of Wes Moines and Will U McBride of Bolckow while a pocketbook stolen on a Southern train near Huntingburg prompts concern. Also recounted are a long-ago murder mystery in Lawrence county and Christmas visits by Rev W Alexander and son Charles of Elnora to Jogyph A Ellis.
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