Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and its wide legacy
The text chronicles Dr. Pierce a notable rural physician who gained fame in treating disease and later sold his Favorite Prescription across the United States. It notes heavy use by women for ailments, available as tablets or liquid, and includes a testimonial from Mrs Walter Guard praising its health benefits for girls and women in run-down, nervous condition.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Walter Guard
Tenth Street
Carl Linder
R. FE. D
Cassel
Minnesota
Spokane
Wash
Peru
Healing the Sick With Bulgarian Blood Tea
Hundreds of thousands report relief from stomach bowels blood and rheumatic ailments after a trial package of this pure herb preparation. It claims to aid constipation sick headache lost appetite sleeplessness bilious liver blood and kidney troubles and to help Nature kill a cold when steaming hot with lemon juice.
Investment Offer Promises Units of Interest in Southwest
Were I5 an established organization operating in the Southwest and Mexico, offering a purchase plan for its units of interest. A high-class security on a payment plan. Real estate colonization and construction endorsed by leading business men and bankers. $500 monthly for 20 months buys 100 units of interest. Mail base subscription to Bx Fhe International Investment and Canstruction Association, Tucson, Arizona.
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Southwest
Mexico
International Investment and Canstruction Association
Tucson
Arizona
Return of Court Trains Marks Postwar Evening Frocks
Fashion notes describe the revival of long court trains in postwar evening wear. Designers like Lanvin feature embroidered trains on white satin and black satin gowns, with simple yet dignified decoration. Trains appear as sash ends and side panels, offering adaptable styles from formal to semi casual.
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Lanvin
Madeleine Et Madeleine
Evening gowns feature wrapped skirts with new arched trains
Fashion notes describe Cheruit black broadcloth evening wear with white embroidery and novel wrapped skirts. Details include one side over the train, the other beneath, with leaf embroidery and long white lace sleeves. A second model uses white brocade black lace with a low back and lace decolletage. Scarflike movements alter chemise silhouettes, and necklines grow higher with ribbon wraps replacing fur or tulle.
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Cheruit
Pinochle Game Interrupted by Telegram News
A Philadelphia commuter plays pinochle at 25 cents a hand when a telegram arrives announcing an 8,000 barrel gusher. The financier cares more about losing 25 cents than the fortune news implies, scolding the messenger and resuming his game.
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New York
Atlantic City
Cape May
Philadelphia
Butlet
Thomas
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Breath-Holding Test For Aviation Honors
The breathholding test is required in some countries for aviation candidates. The minimum time for a capable aviator is 45 seconds and the top record is reported as 69 seconds.
Discovery Caked Late Revealed Fraud Case on Train
A detective on a train recounts the most complete fraud he uncovered, describing a young woman as angelic yet tempestuous and cunning. He summarizes that he discovered her true character by marrying her, sharing a tale of deception.
Marriage and self harm debated by statistics cartoons
A satire argues that marriage prevents suicide while the reverse rule is flawed. It notes statistics suggesting death by own action deters marriage and retorts with a quip that the rule cannot work both ways.
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Lowe
Bowe
Cartoons Magazine
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America
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