California Syrup of Figs touted as harmless for children
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims it cleanses the stomach and bowels, relieves vile breath and stomach trouble, and urges mothers to buy a 60 cent bottle with full directions on the label. It cites ease of use and popularity among mothers.
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California
Adv
Danderine promises hair gains and dandruff relief
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and stops hair loss within ten minutes of application. It touts quick visible effects, including new hair growth over weeks, a shiny soft look, and says a 26 cent bottle proves the claim.
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Knowlton
Ady
Pellagra Cure Promoted By Adams County Ad
A reader letter from Jumbo Virginia cites a testimonial praising Baughn’s Pellagra remedy. The piece urges readers to consult the American Compounding Co. and request a free book from Jasper Alabama, promising refunds if the remedy fails to cure.
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Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
The Case Stated Play Questioned by Hiram
A quoted exchange questions a play about a dumb wife. Hiram dismisses it with a curt remark. The fragment hints at a rural or rustic setting and a humorous critique of domestic drama. The brief note captures a bantering dialogue style typical of local page chatter.
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Hiram
Preparedness boosts grip defenses with Brom o Quinine
Public health advisory promotes using Bromine Quinine as a tonic laxative to strengthen the system against grip and influenza. The box bears E W Grove's signature and proclaims the single Brom o Quinine formulation.
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E. W. Grove
Talk Is Cheap In Conversation Gifts
A witty note on talk as a gift and the idea that conversations would be scarce if people paid for them. The quote suggests price would curb casual chatter and emphasize the value of meaningful dialogue.
Not Gray Haire But Tired Eyes Card Wordplay
A fragmented passage discusses eye care and youthful appearance with quirky misspellings and partial phrases. It mentions remedies and a request for a book, noting themes of age perception and social reactions to success.
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Foel
Urine Eye
Remedy Co
Obicago
State boards and laws advance in South Carolina
The legislature pushed a trio of measures forward including a proposed state conciliation board to arbitrate industrial disputes, a bill funding agriculture in common schools with a $65,000 appropriation, and a land loan plan via a state board of land commissioners backed by $20 million in bonds to spur farming and homesteads.
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J. W. Boyd
South Carolina
Gov. Manning
General Assembly
House
Toole and LaGrone
Manning
Board of Land Commissioners
Florence County
W. S. Lynch
Charles W. Muldrow
R. Keith Charles
Sherard Rural Credits
Nickles
Sherard
Hampton
Beaufort
Colleton
McCullough
Senate
Hughes
Union
Sinkler
Charleston
James H. Hammond
Richland County
J. BE. Swearingen
Mr. Hicks
W. H. Rogers, Jr
Committee On Privileges and Elections
McCormick County
McCormick
Dixon
Lynch
Florence
Union County
Sinking Fund Commission
Robinson
McCormicke
Abbeville
W. W. Moore
Adjutant General
National Guard
Jackson
A. W. Todd
State House
Spring street dress blends taffeta and serge in new style
A featured spring suit mixes taffeta with serge to create a balanced, practical ensemble. The skirt shows side fullness with a wide serge facing, while the coat repeats the contrast with a yoke and a broad banding. Light gray and tan options offer elegant but less practical choices.
Dignified and Simple Coiffure for Modern Ladies
The piece surveys current hairdressing trends from the Bobby style to the Castle bob and French twist. It notes forehead ribbons for bob wearers, emphasizes neat finishing, and suggests personal suitability over strict fashion.
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Bobby
Neas
Pinkham Remedies Publicized by Washington Park Reader
A Washington Park woman tests Lydia E. Pinkham remedies for female troubles and nervous spells. She credits Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restored health and youthfulness, urging others to seek free advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn, Massachusetts. The item also recalls a local quip about a man named Sam Black and a torpedo liver joke.
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Washington Park
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Theydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Elixir Habek and Liver Pills Advertised in 19th Century Notice
A fragmented advertisement touts Elixir Habek and Mabok Liver Pills with pricing and a claim of effectiveness. It mentions J W Reynolds Newport News Virginia and HKiovrew ski & Co Washington DC as sources and implies endorsements by a Chief of Police. An unrelated quip about a boy and his father appears at the end.
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WLM
J. W. Reynolds
Newport Nova
Tian
Habek
Hkiovrewski & Co
Washington, D. C
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J. H. Satterwhite
Columbia
Sam Black
Dedodah
Yager
B. L. Taft
Salem
N. J
Yayer
Driver and Trainey
W. Penn
Gilbert Bros, & Co
Baltimore, MD