4 fash Gores In Mall Orders
A chaotic Chicago Tribune report details a federally appointed receiver for a vast cooperative selling scheme modeled after England’s Manchester society. It notes $1,027,000 in stock sold, near $800,000 in admitted liabilities, and goods valued at about $160,000. The operation employs about 150, with annual rent of $35,000 and extensive catalog circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Edwin
Bush Buyers’ ‘Union
Hirst National Go “Operative 8 Iiety
Manchester Co-Operative Society
England
Postoffice
Julius Kaln
Beav Rs
Roebuck &O
Hind
Post Office
Stuart
Washington
Bikeciety
New Jersey
Cnstomara
Sat Rn
Offigo
Dallas
Our Meets at Hall Open To Visitors Invitees
Visiting members cordially invited to the Our Meets every Saturday at eight in the hall. A Packard and NGAL are noted among items for display or discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Rice
Foreman
Migege
Ngal A Packard
Prominent Lawyer Praises Cures By Noted Practitioner
Testimonial letters from patients across states describe cures for paralysis, tumors, chronic ailments, and epilepsy after treatment by Mr Bullard and associates. Affidavits claim lasting relief, with many sworn years later, while urging others to seek consultation. The piece cites doctors in Dallas, Goon Rapids, Algona, Des Moines and other towns, highlighting medical doubt and urging readers to try the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Damon
Dallas
Mario Faunty
Wiik
Bullard
Arthur Petrick
St. Patrick
Goon Rapids
E.W. Pool
Algoux
Towa
Fennin Rawer
Stéphis
Teonchitis
Leity
Moines
Des Moines
Town
Sleep and Nerve Health Effect Claim
Fragmented ad style text claims lack of sleep harms nerves and health. It cites headaches neuralgia indigestion and fatigue as consequences. The passage promotes a remedy named Nerving claiming profound relief and restorative rest.
Modern Miracle Guarantee Prompts Home Remedy Claim
A muddled clipping from Springfield markets a supposed patient cure. Mrs. Grant declares a home remedy a universal healer for wounds and skin eruptions and urges sending 10 cents for a sample. The ad markets household needs and asserts guaranteed results through McCreery’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thooker Haif
Huesleit
Mrd. Grant
Springfield
Tie, Bays
McCreery the Daggiat
Unreadable 1940s Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic mix of promotional copy and odd phrases. It references orders, conventions, rates, travel, and then switches to an advertisement for laxatives and dental care. The readable portions include a Minneapolis address and generic product claims without coherent narrative or dates.
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Meckwith
Ogice
Mmesidencem
Renwice
Iowa
First National Bank
Renwick
Transnat
General Banking
Riske Elations
Writa -Inanrauvs
Dimm
Q.M. Laa
Fr. Weston
Wal Hoffmann
B. Cole
Henry
Blumer
Naat
Chicago
Yana
Ains
Stinvigupotis
Pas
St Paul Fo
Pasnengge
Sandsy
I. W. A. Camp
Kohat
Stoddaia
W. M
Woffman
Uterk
Adal HU
Areekai Lodge
Fy Hall Vinitinwsiembern
Kate Packard
N. G
Sarah Walkner
Ase
AL Mecta
Peter
Olegy
Wis
Dell
Josie Brink
Mereineyia
Traly Mirsouthia
Folk
Wauulord
Reun
Sendimo
Haig
Andresy
Josephine
California
Renrsiong
Sla
Gills
Minneapolis
Minn
Mallia Nese
Sandholn
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