Gold Dust Dish Soap Promise
Gold Dust makes pots and pans clean and sanitary. The ad claims it removes visible dirt and grease while reaching hidden germs, and suggests adding a small amount to dish water for startling results.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
6
New Dress Fabrics and Silks Offered in Wide Range
Stock includes Kottons Voiles plain calors and silks with stripe effects 27 to 40 inches wide priced 15c to 1.00 yard. Tissue Ginghams 12 to 14 wide 12 to 1.00 yard. Cotton Muslins and lined fabrics in 27 to 60 inches 25c to 36c yard. Irish Dimities printed in Ireland 20 and 25 yard. Cotton Poplins serviceable for dresses or cloaks white and colors 12c to 45c yard. Milanese Silk Gloves Paris point stitching black white and colors $1.00 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itish Dimitris
Ireland
Sct
Carlaven
Paris
Men of Moderate Hair Promoted By Newbro Ad
An old advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims dandruff causes baldness, promises to remove flakes, stop itching, and prevent hair loss. The ad targets men with stylish appearance and urges purchases via barber shops or mail order.
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Newbro
Dondrulf
Herpicidg
Ceaters
Doa
Herpicide Co
Dept. Ht
Detroit
Mich
Parsons- Souders Cs
Notable Elopement Tale Survives Press Gang Ordeal
Dorothy and Edgar fade from view as a press gang seizes him in Britain. He is later freed, returns to Dorothy, marries, and opens a New York store. The tale ends with a statistic noting over 2,000,000 calves slaughtered annually in the United States.
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Mic
Edgar
New York
Aio
Warrege
Furt
Doro
Holgar
Dorothy
Mother Ten Eyck
Edger
Mother Ten Buck
Eolgar
Holgard
England
United States
Fractured Debate on Prohibition and Reform Turmoil
A fragmentary political column laments prohibition enforcement and tariff policy arguing for equal rights over special privileges. It cites the Sherman act prosecutions and critique of reformers while contrasting cost of living with broad economic waste and liquor expenditures.
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Eptimiu Berarip
Pene Ouse
Beate
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Department of Justice
Tatt
House
William [Koetger
Toledo
Play Mannington Docks For Valley League Match
Gore alley duck pin team of the Valley league travels to Mannington Tuesday evening to meet the Monarch team on the Monarch alleys tonight. Team trip will be by Manager Dresbach's automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Alley
Mannington
Monarch
Dresbach
Clean-Up Bay and Mayors Call for Community Effort
Mayors announces Clean-Up Day in Bridgeport on Monday May 26 urging all citizens to gather trash and place it for wagon pickup. He calls for sanitary conditions on premises and urges wide participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Nervous Prostration Case From Philadelphia Woman
A Philadelphia woman describes severe nervous prostration with panic, heartache, and weakness. After trying various doctors, Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is credited with improving her mood, strength, and facial appearance. She notes household duties remain difficult but progress is evident under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Womear
Rheuma claims swift relief for rheumatic pains
An advertisement touts RHEUMA as a cure for rheumatism and related ailments. It promises pain relief within hours and recovery in under a week, claiming uric acid elimination and universal applicability, sold at 50 cents per bottle. It cites Wells-Hilymaker as the advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Haymaker
Tomo
Wells-Hilymaker A
Cardui promoted by Georgia reader in wartime style letter
Mrs. Della Long of Pendergrass Georgia writes of relief from long lasting feminine troubles after taking Cardui a tonic claimed to strengthen the female constitution. She asserts immediate benefit enabling full work despite prior fainting and weakness and urges others to try Cardui through a local distributor and doctor.
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Jess
Seary
JomsTon
Stegel
Yale
Different
Doe
Lydia E
Lydia Beet
Dential
Lynn
Pendergrass
Della Long
Cardui
Cardus
Untitled Health Hype Prompts Skeptical Readers
A fragmented 19th century ad style piece mocks a tonic claim to strengthen stomach and muscle tone. It references readers from various ages and mentions sample bottles and postal remedies, highlighting distrust and appetite for safer health choices.
Sealed Proposals Sought by District Officials
Sealed proposals will be received by Fred Lewis of Glereils West Virginia for furnishing bees and related services. The invitation lists the district education secretary as administering office and specifies submission by 7 o clock A.M. on a stated date. Bidders must obtain specifications from the district architects and bids may be rejected for cause.
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Fred Lewis
Glereils
Iead
Educa Ue
Gonville
Glen— Rite
Giimer
Couluity
Lapeen- O'Clock
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