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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1916
Page
2
Heartrending ad extols Rheuma tonic as a cure for rheumatic cripples. It promises relief in two days with a half teaspoon daily and a 50 cent bottle from Wells Hay or any druggist. It claims dissolving uric acid, driving poison through natural channels, and features Judge John Barhorst as a success story.
In New York on February 18 a feature recalls Michard Jackson, once a cash boy at Altman’s on Sixth Avenue and Eighteenth Street, now a director and advertising manager. The piece highlights his rise, loyalty to the firm, and the Altman system that promotes from within.
Readers from New Orleans and Philadelphia praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ills and irregularities. The letters urge mothers and daughters to rely on the remedy, while ad copy and local jokes round out a page of miscellaneous clippings.
New York readers note how the popular light tune Tippe rary is being sung in Latin by students at Clinton high school and in evening classes, with teachers and locals adapting Broadway songs to the Appian way as long as the melodies endure.
Luminal filler text mentions Sumatra natives making drinking cups from rhinoceros horn as a supposed cure. It also references US horsepower estimates, Lily Crem for facial care, and a Latin quotation about teaching poetry. Notes on a professor translating popular songs to update Latin for students appear.
A vintage health ad urges caution with coughs and colds. It claims one third die from a neglected cold and promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a tested remedy used for over 45 years, available at druggists.
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