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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
12
Rexall Remedies claim full disclosure of all formulas four years before the Pure Food Law. They note 300 remedies designed for specific illnesses, with three followers asserting their formulas were never secret and never claimed as cures all. The text highlights Mucu Tone and other Rexall products with emphasis on transparency and customer trust.
The Rexall Americanitis Elixir is a tonic nerve food combining free phosphorus glycophosphates iron pyrophosphates and calisaya alkaloids. It is said to supply phosphorus to nerve cells ready for uptake and to include glycophosphates as nerve tissue builders with a stronger effect than hypophosphites. It lists prices at 765c and 1.50 per bottle.
The Rexall 93 Hair Tonic combines Resorcin Beta Naphthol and Pilocarpin with alcohol as a stimulant. It claims to destroy germs on the scalp, prevent new germ development, restore natural hair color, and treat scalp disease without coloring. Price per bottle, 60c.
Rexall introduces Orderlies as vanilla flavored tablets for constipation and sluggish liver. They claim no griping nausea or purging and promise immediate relief with no side effects. Available 12 for 10 cents and 36 for 25 cents.
Wiley Gambill and family of Antioch dined with J W Ambulaugh on Sunday. Grace Frederick returns to Cass. Birthday dinner honored Richard Wright at Lloyd Wright’s home. Joe Raines family dined with Herman Edington. Cass boys attended a Shelburn basketball game, Arthur Hunter bemoaned the loss. Mrs Louis Stein and daughters visited Jasonville. Perry Patton called on Bert Frederick. Charles Pigg and family visited Cass relatives Saturday.
The Louisville Courier-Journal relays a Washington exchange between Senator Daniel of Virginia and W J Bryan. Daniel criticizes the 1900 platform while defending party unity and avoiding dictating terms. Bryan counters with caution about platform control and party cohesion amid past platforms.
Pick ups around town recount the slang term skiddoo meaning hurry. Charles T Foster of the Louisville Herald coined it in 1903 after a late night newsroom rush for a four mile dash to file a story.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors giving conflicting labels heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble. After failing to improve his condition his wife urged Electric Bitters which allegedly restored his health. One bottle claimed to do more than five doctors prescriptions. Sold by Joe K Smock and Son druggists for 50 cents with blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints guaranteed.
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