Doomed to Suffering Rescued by Frunt-4-Tives
Charles Barrett of Harber au Bouche recounts fifteen years of biliousness and indigestion relief after using Fruit-a-tives. He promotes the remedy with a box price of 6 for 2.50 or trial box 25 cents, available from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ottawa and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barrett
Eee
Harber Au Bouche
Charles
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Ottawa
Luke Fildes
Tate Gallery
London
Eas
Enepaper Enterprise
King Modern Mechanical Progress
Sightseer Ponders Names in Egypt and Home Town Parallels
A traveler from the Midwest tours Egypt’s pyramids and Sphinx. He muses on place names noting a Hilinoys town spelled Kayro and jokes that they may be right.
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Middle West
Kiro
Hilinoys
Kayro
Success Magazine
Comfort for the Dyspeptic Pills Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pilla as a cure for dyspepsia caused by stomach and liver dysfunction. It claims the remedy offers ready relief and cites superior effectiveness compared with other advertised pills.
Witty exchange on marriage from Cleveland Leader
A humorous dialogue shows a wife praising her husband for admitting fault and a husband replying that his mother taught him it is easier to live with a woman than to argue. The exchange reflects domestic humor in a Cleveland Leader feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shilohs Cure Quick Cure for Coughs Mentioned
An item references Shilohs Cure as a remedy for coughs throat and chest. A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript and Cleveland Leader depicts flirtations and quarrels highlighting social wit.
Odd Healers and Household Quips in Wartime Wit
A collage of quirky claims and jokes from various papers. Minard's Liniment touted for dandruff and cattle yield. Mother Groves' Worm Exterminator praised for child worms. Humorous exchanges touch on marriage, jealousy, and domestic power in light gossip tone.
Blue Hearted Lovers At The Seashore
He and a bashful man travel beside the seashore when she grows silent and admits she feels blue. He consoles her by saying God and her mother love her, and she should trust their care.
Women May Marry Without Surrendering Maiden Name
Attorney General Jackson rules in Kansas that a woman may marry and keep her maiden name. The law offers no prohibition on a husband taking her surname if she insists. The note appears in Succes Magazine, followed by a humorous exchange about pianists and a trust company employee theft.
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Kansas
Jackson
Succes Magazine
Woman Regains Health After Pink Pills Cure
A Winnipeg woman, long ill with chronic anemia and complicating rheumatic and heart trouble, recovers after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. Her husband credits the remedy with restoring appetite, strength, and interest in life, noting three years of stability since treatment began. The ad claims the pills build new blood and cure anemia, headaches, rheumatism, neuralgia, and other ailments.
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Williams
Henry Britton
Alexander Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
J. Britton
Willams
William P
Canada
Dr. Williams
Parliament member plans house amid graft chatter
A member of parliament facing graft rumors plans to build a house. An architect asks about southern exposure. the reply: if exposure is needed, another architect will be found. Also mentions Holloway's Corn Cure ad and a witty two woman exchange from Tit-Bits.
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Shilohs
Miss Bricht
Cesar Me
Boston Transcript
Minard
Louisville Courier-Journal
Celin
Roston Transcript
Dodds
John
Philadelphia Ledger
Wsillett
Montreal
Holloway
DR. Morse
The
E.B. Eddy Co. Ltd
Hull
Tees & Peasse, Limited
Sete
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
Fort William
Port Arthur
National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
the Doctor
Pictorial Press
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