Our Fighters Fit Book Offer via The Review
An appeal features a wartime training camp guide titled Our Fighters Fit, praising a government effort and promoting a pamphlet and one year The Review subscription for $1.95 plus 45 cents or $1.95 total. It notes mailing details, press endorsements, and subscription reminders for readers to remit promptly to receive the book and year’s issue.
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Sam Pas
War Dem Commission
Mandy Hen
Camp “Orks
Chicago News
Amer
Philadelphia Ledger
Boston Transcript
Newspaper Cash in Advance Policy Sparks Payment Move
The government now requires cash in advance from all papers, a policy change that affects how outlets secure distribution and cover expenses. Publishers must adjust budgeting and payment terms to comply with the new directive.
Gets-It corn remedy promises painless removal for all
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the only sure corn remover, claiming quick, painless results with 2 or 3 drops applied to the corns. It warns against salves and razors and says millions have used it, with a money back guarantee. The ad notes manufacturers E Lawrence & Co of Chicago and three drug stores endorse it. Also a short note mentions Robert Brockett Sr. being declined by YMCA work in France due to age.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mann Drug Co
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Robert Brockett, Sr
France
Don’t blame the child kidney remedy advice
Mrs A G Hershey of 519 W Green St explains her boy’s nighttime kidney urges improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. She says a few doses relieved symptoms and one box cured him, priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes the pills.
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A. G
Dean
Pleasant call from Rt 3 resident as Review debt deadline looms
A. R. Marsh of Rt 3 paid a pleasant call on Friday and is among former Review patrons. November 5 is the payment deadline to avoid the delinquent roll. The editor and family, with cousin Miss Lelia Pell, spent Sunday with Mrs Nan Bowman’s family three miles below Brown Summit. Mrs Bowman has two nephews home from No folk who contracted influenza in Virginia and were seriously ill but are now at the old home.
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A.R. Marsh
Rt. 3
Marsh
Review
Lelia Pell
Nan Bowman
Brown Summit
R Bowman
Virginia
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