Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From Buffalo Agency
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney complaints. The testimonial claims long standing pain, bladder trouble, and relief after use. It urges readers to buy from Welles Hay drug store and notes the price at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as agents. Also references Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia and its health claims under the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
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Dean
Welles Haypukere
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Sweet Melody Flour Greenlawn Cemetery Ad
An advertisement touts a well kept cemetery near the city with all lots under perpetual care. For information call 330 W. Malp Gt or 217 Home Phone.
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Greenlawn
Pnone
Sweet Melony Flour and Ken'hedy's Cough Syrup Claim Safety
An advertisement touts Ken'hedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as non opiate and bowel moving to eradicate colds. It promotes Preventics candy tablets to prevent colds with no quinine or laxatives and offers free samples and a booklet from Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
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Ken’ Hedy
Shoop Racine
Wis
Sweet Melody Flour and Elixir Advert for Nine Odds
The ad promotes Sweet Melody Flour along with DeWitts Kinney and Bladder Pills claiming relief for weak kidneys backache and urinary troubles. It notes availability from druggists and mentions land lots at Industrial priced from 50 dollars with easy payments.
Kidney remedy and cough syrup advertisement text
An OCR ad item touts Pincdies TM as a kidney remedy promising relief with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. It also promotes Boos Laxative Cough Syrup with honey and tar as superior, opiate free, laxative cough medicine. Sold by F Burke and J Krohmer the jeweler.
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Burke
Clarksburg Defeats Butler In Tight League Tilt
Clarksbury wins 4 to 2 over Butler at Union Park as Nagle hits a first season home run and Linneborn, Osborn, Ganier and Hoffnagle contribute defense and hits. Butler pitcher Neutzling allows three runs. six players hit safely for Clarksburg with Gladers and Hollister stealing bases. Time 1:40. Attendance 70.
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Butler
Union Park
Clarksburg Boys
Swanders
Ylaitora
Nagle
Stone & Mercer
Clarksburg
Linneholm Peer
Osborn
Hessler
Ganler
Linneborn
Benny
Ganier
Hobby
Wardman
Hoffnagle
Frankenberry
J. Hofman
Neutzling
Peer
Capt. Essler
Peer Watted
Jacobson
Ganlear
Hobby 'Ollister
Stingcree
McGinty
Pitcher
Frankenverry
Quinn
Nable
Hobby Hollister
Neuteling
Gantear
Lister
Gawler
Linseborn
Nagi
Hoffman
Eer
Jacobean
Funé
Batls
Harkins Butler
Arrows
Wagie
Noutsling
Har Kins
Hollister
dad—Swanders
Moling
Fairmont Wins Streak at Trac Yon Park Over Greensburg
Fairmont kept a winning streak by beating Greensburg Red Sox 13 to 4 at Trac Yon Park in chilly weather. Key players Carlisle and Connors led Fairmont, while Greensburg’s lineup included McCorry and Slevin. Also noted are game summaries and upcoming matchups including Connellsville versus Cumberland and Clarkburg versus Fairmont with multiple doubleheaders.
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Fairmont
Trac- Yon Park
Greensburg Red Sox
Batterlee
Pairmont
Carlisle
Connors
Greensburg
McCorry
Slevin
Beaver Falls tops Scottdale in first inning rally
Beaver Falls took a 4-0 lead in the first inning on a bases on balls and a wild pitch, then held on to beat Scottdale 13 to 4. Freudenberg and Miller sparked Beaver Falls with key hits while Rapp and Carriss contributed offensively. League results listed show West Penn standings and multiple city and regional games across several leagues.
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Scottdale
Beaver Falls
Freudenberg
Miller
Rapp
Carriss
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