Remedy prescribed by many doctors promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Chicago Tribune writer Dr W A Evans says most people suffer constipation at times and notes signs like bloating and headaches. He warns against harsh purgatives and praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative. Gratis trial bottles offered by Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Evans
The
Chicago Tribune
Caldwell
Chas, Schell
Church St
Grenada
Miss
Dr. Caldwell
Wisdom of Experience Lesson From a Father Son Exchange
A father explains to his son that a prolonged conflict is hard to grasp until adulthood and marriage, framing the idea as a parental wisdom moment about growing up and understanding life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel
Rheumatism Cause and Treatment Promises Relief
The article explains rheumatism stems from excess uric acid and claims relief comes only after eliminating it. Advertisements claim Rheumacide is effective, with Dr Pierce’s Pellets touted for liver bowels and stomach. An ad notes a new electrical process makes charcoal from sawmill waste.
Anuric Credited By Henry A. Love For Kidney Relief
Letter to the editor claims relief from backache left side pain frequent urination and rheumatism using Dr Pierce Anuric tablets from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York. Advocate says Anuric is the best kidney remedy and 37 times more active than lithia per hospital trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Invalids’' Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Anuric
The Exchange on Reason Between Genders
A humorous dialogue features a man dismissing women's reasoning and a quick retort from a woman. The exchange highlights wit about intellect and gender roles with playful banter.
Grove's The Old Standard Tonic Ad and Baby News
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron, claiming liver action malaria relief enriched blood and overall strength. Nearby, social chatter notes a new baby in Payne households and friendly gossip about hearing a baby from four miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Hereditary Experience and Social Climbing Quip
A judge remarks on Mrs. DeRich as a social climber noting she has risen due to her lineage. The jest implies her father was a lineman, framing success as hereditary.
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a gentle herbal remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims quick friendly effects and offers samples by mail with ten cent payment. It also mentions John Galsworthy began writing at twenty eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Marine Eye Remedy Co Presents Eye Book Request
Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago markets a cold wind and dust exposure product. It claims to restore refresh and promote eye health for all eyes in need of care. The notice mentions a free Eye Book available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery advertised as spring tonic
An ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic spring remedy to remove blood poisons and enrich the blood, claiming it builds a foundation for health with Golden Seal root and blood root ingredients. Also includes a joke dialogue about hobos and a bank teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Hair darkening remedy with Bay Rum and glycerine
A historical note describes a home hair darkening mix using water, Bay Rum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine. It claims the solution darkens gray hair, removes dandruff, aids hair loss, and leaves hair soft and glossy without stickiness or rub off. It also mentions vast tobacco advertising expenditure.
Vap-O-Rub Advised for Croupy Col ds by Joplin Mothers
Joplin mothers advise Vap-O-Rub for children with croupy colds. They report relief by applying the salve to the throat and chest at night, covered with flannel, enabling vapors to reach the lungs. Testimonials praise quicker relief than internal medicines and note safety for youngsters.
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Joplin
Shila
Mabel Tawkins
Jirst
Vick
J. W. Drew
Ohio Ave
S. M. Black
Moffett Ave
Manning Approves Insurance Bills in South Carolina
Gov. Manning signs the anti compact law prohibiting fire insurance rate fixing and the brokerage act requiring a 25 dollar annual license for agents. The move prompts 67 out of state underwriters to withdraw from South Carolina, with local offices closed and policies at risk.
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Gov. Manning
General Assembly
Southeastern Underwriters’ Association
South Carolina
Insurance Brokers
Manning
Southerastern Underwriters’ Association
James A. Cathcart
South Carolina Association of Fire Urderwriters
Cathcart
South Carolina backs Wilson as Congress urged to act
Gov Manning replies to United Press on Wilson stance and Washington crisis saying South Carolina sentiment is nearly unanimous for Wilson. He urges Congress to give the president a vote of confidence and handle foreign affairs with loyalty. Red Cross seal sales in SC reach 239000 in December raising 2390 dollars with 10 percent to Red Cross.
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Wilson
Pou
Washington
Gov
Manning
South Carolina
Congress
America
Red Cross
Red Cross Seal Commission of
American Red Cross
Seven Counties Organizing Home Demonstration Staff 1916
Winthrop College reports the 1916 home demonstration program now includes 31 counties and 32 agents with Darlington having two. An increase from 24 counties last year reflects seven new enrollments. Training at Winthrop benefits agents as they begin the year. State agent Miss Parrott will attend Florida’s agent meeting in Tallahassee February 28 to March 5 to observe and assist.
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Darlington County
Winthrop College
Abbeville
Martha Platt
Aiken
Grace Lumpkin
Anderson
Lilian Snelgrove
Bamberg
Blanche W. Faust
Barnwell
Nellie R. Ray
Beaufort
Marguerite Richardson
Charleston
Pearl Napier
Cherokee
Mary Barratt
Chester
Jo Yarborough
Chesterfield
Stella Mims
Clarendon
Katherine Richardson
Colleton
Cora L. Conner
Darlington
Bertha Leecher
I. W. Ham
Dillon
Lucile Lemmon
Florence
Annie Mate McLendon
Greenville
W. Marvin Willimon
Harry
Annie M. Derham
Jasper
Eula Lawton
Lancaster
Martha G. Creighton
Lee
Mary Gist Fleming
Lexington
Leila A. Fulmer
Marlboro
Ida Moore
Newberry
Willie Mae Wise
Orangeburg
Grace M. Patrick
Pickens
M. Elizabeth Mauldin
Richland
Dorothy W. Napier
Spartanburg
Lois CC. Warvin
Sumter
Mary Lemmon
Union
Alfie O. Smith
Williamsburg
Amanda J. Endards
Gov Manning silent on State Hospital plan after New York trip
Gov Manning returns from New York where he discussed debt refunding totaling about 6 million dollars and offers no immediate course on the State Hospital for the Insane. The report notes a 100000 appropriation for repair work was omitted from the general bill and Manning will decide in a few days. The sinking fund commission moves to call in brown consul bonds and issue new ones. Legislature authorized a 25000 accumulative sinking fund for the new bond issue. Manning also approves liquor acts from the recent session.
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Gov. Manning
New York
State Hospital
Brown
Sinking Fund Commission
Brown Consul
Commission
Manning
Secretary Grants New Charters to Multiple Firms
The secretary of state issues charters and capital changes for several firms including Peoples Supply Company of Greenville with 5000 capital led by J C Holliday and C C Holliday. Pickens Lumber increases to 6000. Warmers Mercantile of Leo chartered at 2000. Jones Taylor Hardware of Laurens chartered at 20000 with R Fleming Jones and J Arthur Taylor in leadership. Inland Navigation Company authorized to operate steamships Charleston Georgetown Beaufort with 5000 minimum capital up to 15000. Carolina ish Company of Greenville authorized with 5000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Supply Company of
Greenville
J. C. Holliday
C.C. B. Holliday
J. H. Mullinax
Pickens Lumber Company
Warmers’ Mercantile Company of
Leo
H. H. Ficken
H. L. Brekmann
James Allan
Carolina Ish Company
John Li Dew
JQB. Ter
PY 3 Longaton
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a pleasant vegetable liver medicine that replaces calomel. The ad claims calomel sickens and salivates, while Dodson's guarantees a morning relief with a satisfied taste and no side effects. It emphasizes a money back guarantee through druggists and storekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Wise Provision in the Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal notes a concise line on beauty being skin deep calling it nature's wise provision. It adds a quip about keeping girls busy and compares human appetite to heat output, stating an adult man can boil five or six pints of water in a day.
Danderine hair cleanse promises dramatic beauty boost
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming that daily use cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff, stops itching, and leads to new hair growth. It urges customers to moisten a cloth and draw a strand of hair through it for quick results, selling a 25 cent bottle.
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Knowlton
Adv
Leap Year Hint in Social Banter
A witty exchange hints at a developing acquaintance. He proposes using first names as familiarity grows while she jokes about mutual friends using his last name, underscoring a playful start to their relationship.
Resinol Cream Provides Fast Relief for Skin Ailments
Daily users report that Resinol Ointment stops itching and begins healing severe eczema ringworm rashes and other disfiguring conditions. With warm Resinol Soap baths it helps clear pimples dandruff and scalp issues at low cost sold by all druggists. Ad encourages readers to try and notes neighbor sentiment.
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Chas. Schell
Fletcher
England
Prince of Wales
Henry A. Love
Noley Youngster
Payne
John Galsworthy
Columbia
State Capitol
A. Thacher Medicine CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kansas City Journal
Oneida
F. Skinner
Skinners
e/Vacaroni
Skinner Mfg
Omaha, Neb
Nationa Woodson-Craig CO
Commission Merchants Dept
Richmond, Va
South
Bank
Richmond, Ve
QUO Rnai
Southern
Chattanooga Bake
Enrich Hall
Jean Sabor
Soi
A. J. Morrison
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kodaks & Supplies
Galeski Optical Co
Richmond
Veu
Laneye
Ronan Netipation
Adea Co
Charlotte
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