Retired Peoria Cop Credits Taniac Health Boost
H R Damm, longtime Peoria police veteran, recounts severe health decline from long duty and digestive issues. After trying Taniac, he reports dramatic recovery, better sleep, and appetite, urging friends to learn of the remedy. Advertised as sold by local druggists in Sullivan Shelburn Hymera Dagger and Merom with specific outlets listed.
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Taniac
H. R. Damm
N. Orange St
Peoria
Damm
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock & Son
Shelburn
O. B. Stark
Hymera
Wint Cummins
Dagger
Quality Drug Store
Merom
J. J. Parker
Adyvy
The Right Kind dialogue sparks dating banter
In this London Telegrayth excerpt three girls discuss preferences in men. The first prefers a man with a past for interest, the second values a man with a future, and the third emphasizes a present with a costly gift as the measure of interest.
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London
Father John's Medicine Boosts Sick Child Healing
A Newark mother reports her five to six year old son recovered after a serious illness using Father John's Medicine. The ad touts the product’s pure food elements, absence of alcohol or dangerous drugs, and claims use for over sixty years.
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Father Johny
Father John
Harry D. Walker
South 1Lth St
Newark
N. J
Prohibition Jests and Local Bits From Court House Cupola
A fragmented column lists humorous lines and quips about prohibition, politics, and daily life. It mentions Jim Ripper in Washington, jokes about hard cider, a preacher on theatre, Kentucky Mountain Dew, and local names in Sullivan County.
Leap Year Ramble Reveals Rising Costs and Packaged Fears
A rambling verse notes higher prices for beer and stew as leap year month passes. It mocks taxation and duty, urges celestial sleep as relief, and predicts women voting while men chase wages amid frigid meat and cheese costs. It hints at social change and the promise of Jeho vah's reign.
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H. GC. L
Jehova
Woodrow Weighs Next Note On Mexico Missives
The fragment hints at political tension with references to home brewed spirits and a veteran official ready to act. It notes a figure who preferred stronger liquor has spoken up and implies a forthcoming message from Woodrow regarding Mexico. The text suggests public discontent and potential policy response.
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Woodrow
Mex
Linen Sheets Adopted in King John Era
Linen sheets for beds began in the reign of King John. The Southampton sheriff, upon knighthood, was ordered to deliver a couch a bed and a pair of linen sheets to the king s valet. For tiles rub with lemon in turpentine polish with skim milk and water.
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John
Southampton
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