Castoria for Children’s Ailments Promoted by Doctors
An advertisement touts Castoria as a safe mild remedy for babies and children. It emphasizes non narcotic ingredients, gentle bowel support, and universal acceptance by mothers and doctors. The package bears the genuine Gastoria name and Chas. H. Fletcher imprint.
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Edison on spiritualism and a device to contact the dead
In postwar discourse on spirituality Edison disputed claims of spirits and explained his theory of personality as a collection of life entities. He proposed a delicate, scientific apparatus to aid communication, arguing present methods are crude and unreliable. He maintained death means entities depart the body, with personality possibly persisting as a collective or breaking into new units.
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Edison
Saul
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Lea Pasa
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Remove Corns in Minutes with Shue-Off Advert
An advertisement touts a new scientific corn remover called Shue-Off. It promises sore soothing relief in three minutes, painless root removal without soaking or damaging healthy flesh, and claims to be non irritati ng and safe for months. Druggists offer refunds if not satisfied.
Bald as a Babe New Hair Growing In
An advertisement from Vernon St Philadelphia by C E Campbell promotes Japanese Oil as a remedy to restore hair loss. It claims rapid regrowth on bald patches, asserts success where other products failed, and directs readers to order from National Remedy Co New York.
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C. E. Campbell
Vernon St
Philadelphia
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