Danderine Ad Claims Hair Benefits With Humor
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine for hair growth and shine claiming fewer fallen hairs and thicker, more vibrant hair. The piece ends with a quip about lawyers and witnesses.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine for hair growth and shine claiming fewer fallen hairs and thicker, more vibrant hair. The piece ends with a quip about lawyers and witnesses.
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children with fruity flavor and full bottle directions. It oddly instructs to say California on the package to ensure a harmless product, then shifts to a provocative line about women kissing for practice.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for all fabrics from wool to silk and cotton with a color card shown by the druggist. The copy ends with a joke stating a married man will blame his wife if he falls down stairs.
Advertisement extols Bochee's Syrup as a fifty four year worldwide remedy for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles. It claims to ease coughing permit quiet sleep and enable easy expectoration by morning with a final pitch to buy from druggists and dealers everywhere. The ad ends with a line about the pain of a lost love felt by many women seeking a home.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional ailment needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroy the disease foundation, improve general health, and aid nature. Circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
The Shipping Board reports 1,800+ merchant marine officers trained since inception, 72% licensed for sea service. Plans extend to shore training stations nationwide, then sea duty on new 125-apprentice ships, with college maritime programs and paid study, aiming for a four year degree.
John D. Rockefeller, nearing his eighty second year, withdraws from public life at Pocantico Hills. The responsibility for the Rockefeller fortune now rests with John D. Jr. and selected trustees while Rockefeller pursues golf and philosophical reflection.
In Old Forge Pennsylvania during school recess 14 year old Anna Pitt ruta was chased by 24 year old Michael Jaronowicz who after grabbing her wrist shot her with a .45 revolver and then killed himself. Jaronowicz, once a war hero with dual decorations, reportedly reacted after she mocked him.
Mike Bragell of Hammond Indiana faced police visits for liquor sales at his store. A two drink moonshine jug was found under the counter and a kummel bottle tied to his wife. Bragell said the baby drank moonshine to two jugs in two days. the judge fined him thirty dollars and costs.
An old advertisement extols purifying the blood to prevent disease. It claims 90 percent of illnesses come from blood impurities and promotes S. S. S as a remedy. Readers are urged to buy at local drugstores and request free medical literature from Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
A playful exchange urges a late sleeper to rise with nature’s prompts. The narrator recalls a schoolboy’s misread lessons about double letters and the sun’s ascent. The sluggard vows to stay in bed until nature repairs him, echoing a City Star note on morning reform.
fragmentary note asks if Knicker Was died of natural causes or was hit by a car, mentioning a car accident as a possible cause.
A brief proverb-like saying notes that as a man sinks lower in life the roof overhead becomes nearer, implying increased exposure to hardship. It reflects on social climbs and precarious living conditions without naming people or places.
A sharp saying reflects that arguing with one’s livelihood leads to loss and humiliation. The line compares unfair conflict with water thrown from all sides, leaving a man appearing soaked and defeated as he pursues work.
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