Freezone Promises Easy Corn Relief for Feet
An advertisement touts Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists to remove hard or soft corns and calluses without pain. It claims quick relief and credits a Cincinnati inventor for the ether-based formula.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists to remove hard or soft corns and calluses without pain. It claims quick relief and credits a Cincinnati inventor for the ether-based formula.
An advertised hair removal method claims to be a safe easy home treatment that removes hair at the roots without an expert. The product, called phelactine, is described as non irritating, harmless enough to eat, and instantly leaves skin smooth and hairless.
In New York, Cora Denningham arrives to wed Graeme Sutherland unseen. Moreau and Crewe plot to expose the truth as a mysterious dead man and a grotesque stranger surface. Inspector Keen pursues clues while Crewe hints at a startling live possibility behind the alleged corpse.
Fat that shows soon disappears as Marmola Prescription Tablets claim to curb fat and restore activity. Take after meals and at bedtime for best results. Available from druggists at $1 or direct from Marmeda Company Detroit Michigan.
In Warsaw on March 17 the dead cross the Praga bridge toward burial as funerals continue all day. A cotton spinner's child Marishka is buried in a tiny coffin painted with her name. family humor and hunger mark the rites as money from America could ease the death toll.
DETROIT March 17 on Detroit s busiest corner she threw her arms around his neck and held on for dear life She was Miss Delia Jibuto store detective She said he stole three shirts
Ed Harmanes, 18, is jailed on Wednesday as police investigate a robbery. He was arrested early today on Railroad avenue and Washington street after suspects held up a central case on Second avenue eight and Washington street, escaping with 2200 dollars.
Production in Oklahoma and Kansas dropped by 33 million barrels in 1919 compared with the prior year, signaling a trough in regional oil activity and potential effects on markets and employment.
Anton Scheusser led his bride to police headquarters after she claimed she lost 600 dollars meant for a trousseau. The wedding was postponed as the incident unfolded in St Louis on March 17.
An excess of acid sours food and causes distress with gas belching and pain. Pape's Diapepsin tablets help, acting fast in the stomach. they cost little at drug stores and bring relief soon after ingestion.
An advertisement touts Blood-Iron phate tablets for thin and nervous individuals. It claims the tablet feeds nerves and irons the blood, restoring health and sleep. Ow! Drug Co. backs the product with a money back guarantee, offering weeks of treatment for $1.60.
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