Notable Figures Endorse Tanlac Across States
A broad chorus of prominent men including lawyers, judges, bankers, educators, ministers, and politicians publicly credit Tanlac with beneficial effects. Testimonies range from Dr T J Edwards in Georgia to ex Sheriff Archie R Anderson of Harris County Texas, with many others nationwide praising improved health and urging others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold in multiple small towns including Pella Pleasantville Swan and Bussey.
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Supreme Court
Tanlac
T. J. Edwards
Fayetteville
Georgia
Edwards
Archie R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Mr. Anderson
H. W. Hill
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Tennessee
G. W. de LaPerriere
Winder
de LaPerriere
Elmer Morris
Dover, Tenn
W. A. Wood
Central Graded Schools
Winder, Ga
Co. C. Cooper
Georgia Home Cotton Oil Co
Lawrenceville
S. S. Shepard
Atlantic City Council
George Samuel Riley
Macon
C. G. Lavender
Williamson County
W. H. Brown
Charlotte Ave
Nashville
Tennessee Protestant Home For Girls
John F. Carroll
Chattahoochee
Atlanta
B. F. Whittington
Rolston Court
South Omaha
Neb
Geo. L. Bedford
Gustin Bacon Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
James Taylor
Illinois
Peoria
W. C. Norton
Wesley Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fla
E. J. Butler
Central Baptist Church of
Pella
Ideal Pharmacy
Pleasantville
Pleasantville Drug Co
Swan
John KE. Hollwell
Bussey
Fred L. Mick
Former Mayor Evans backs Tanlac in Birmingham speech
Former Birmingham mayor and ex Birmingham Age-Herald editor Frank V. Evans touts Tanlac, citing relief from gastritis and indigestion after years of pain. He credits the remedy with restoring appetite and easing heart palpitations and nocturnal distress, calling the recovery the talk of Birmingham. He stresses hard work and preparation over luck in achieving success.
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Tanlac
Frank V. Evans
Birmingham
Evans
Alabama
South
Birmingham Age-Herald
Discontented Youths and a Cautionary Talk on Luck
Uncle John rebukes the younger generation for relying on luck and urges hard work to succeed. He recalls overheard conversations about exams and a promising doctor, noting the need for effort over chance to build a lasting career.
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Dr. Gray
How Did You How to Face Adversity and Strife
A 1920s accessible verse excerpt emphasizes resilience. It urges a courageous response to hardship, noting that the value lies in effort and spirit rather than the outcome. The speaker cites bounce after a fall and pride in fighting, with death being secondary to courage.
Allen's Woot-Base Antiseptic Powder in Shoes
If your feet ache and barn and make you tired all over ask any druggist for Allen's Woot-Base. Shake it in your shoes and walk all day in comfort. It has no equal for corns bunions blisters or callouses. Used by American British and French soldiers.
Coated Tongue and Liver Health in Old Adverts
An old promotional piece explains a coated tongue signals liver imbalance and urges detox via castor oil or a laxative. It promotes Dr. Sitelet’s prepared pellets sold by Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, claiming liver blockage poisons the body and causes headache and jaundiced symptoms.
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de. Pierce
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Frank Y. Evans
Ala
Jack
George Eliot
Daniel Deronda
Robert Dale Owens
South America
Alison
Joe Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Darkey
Sumpin
Kate
Gates
John
Joe Lorimer
Will Ladd
Joe
Edward Vance Cooke
Hemmeter
Frankel Dry Goods Co
Iowa
Earl Lane
Lane
Maxwell
Can Ee
Detroit
White Way Auto CO