A Royal Tribute To The American Tobacco Company
The Lexington Herald condemns the American Tobacco Company as a powerful trust profiting from tobacco production. It cites a Wall Street Journal figure of seventy million dollars in six years, argues the company earns from price control, notes lack of prosecutions, and contrasts with local arrests of farmers convicted for tobacco shipments.
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Wall Street Journal
American Tobacco Company
Europe
Grant County
Towacco
Frankfort
Washington
Lexington Herald
Rexall Orderlies promise relief for constipation
An advertisement claims Rexall Orderlies provide complete relief for constipation with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy touts gentle regulation, safety, and suitability for children and elderly, noting prices of two sizes and that Rexall Remedies are sold at the local Rexall Store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Leoie
Country Boy and City Girl Rescue Tale
A rural girl Nell arrives as a cousin, Jim the country boy, and they form a bond during a week. Nell attempts a brook fishing lesson, almost drowns when her line sinks, and Jim saves her life. Nell thanks Jim before leaving, noting she would have died without his rescue.
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James
Agbe
James Creeley
Jim
Mary
Timothy
Nell
Dee Brook
Nellie
Birde
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