Prominence and Unequaled Tanlac Weight Gains
Notable South figures report astonishing weight increases after Tanlac use, with Mrs. Viola Ives of Little Rock gaining forty pounds and John M. Crabtree of Dallas adding thirty four pounds after three bottles. Others, including Captain Jeff D. Riggs of Vicksburg, attest to restored health after long illness and years of weakness. Texas and Arkansas testimonials underscore Tanlac's claimed effectiveness.
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South
Viola Ives
Gross Street
Little Rock
Ark
Ives
Texas
John M. Crabtree
Five Mile Station A
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Crabtree
Jeff D. Riggs
M. V
Vicks Dore
New Orleans
Pearl Street
Vicksburg
Tanlac
Peden’s Claim: Twenty-Seven Pounds Gained on Tanlac
Huntsville resident Charles Peden says after finishing three bottles of Tanlac he gained 27 pounds and recovered from severe stomach trouble and pain, avoiding surgery. Captain Riggs, and engineer Chas J Weeks, share similarly dramatic improvements, each reporting weight gain and renewed vigor after using Tanlac.
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Charles Peden
Mil Street
Huntsville
Ala
Thed
Trolac
Ali
Captain Riggs
Chas. J. Weeks
Jacksonville
Tampa
Beers
Mr. Weeks
Allen's Foot Ease Boosts Farmer Work Efficiency
Farmers work harder and rely on Allen's Foot Ease to keep feet comfortable and blister free. The antiseptic powder is sprinkled in floors and foot baths to ward off fatigue and foot soreness. Also notes malaria decline and a remark on divorce in sensible homes.
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Allen
Birthday Bread Among Rough Eaters
A tense exchange unfolds as a tramp begs for cake from a poor man while the lady questions bread sufficiency. the tramp asserts it is his birthday and seeks a reward beyond mere sustenance.
Mean Brute
In a sharp exchange Mrs. Gabb states that women are fond of rituals while Mr. Gabb retorts that they try to make fools of their husbands. The dialogue exposes gender tension and domestic banter.
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Mrs. Gabb
Mr. Gabb
You ee clear as clothes we Red Crom Bag Blot
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mimic an exchange about illness and a doctor visit. The readable parts mention a fishing trip, a trip to California, and casual dialogue without a coherent news event or identifiable entities.
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California
The Man Without a Country by Edward Everett Hale
An anecdotal reminiscence recounts Nolan the shipboard outcast who never spoke of home, his private readings, a desertion of speech after a Shakespeare reading, a Naples ball, a Cape voyage, and a dramatic naval moment showing leadership and courage, ending with a hint that the tale continues.
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Nolan
Navy
Brandywine
Alexandria
Cairo
Pyramids
America
Hemisphere
United States
Paraguay
Napoleon
Canning
New York
Phillips
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Indian Ocean
Philps
Old Shaw
Bermudas
Scott
Flechier
Windward Islands
Warren
Mediterranean
Indies
Lady Hamilton
Nolen
Diack
Mrs. Gruff
Miss Rutledge
Europe
Vesuvius
Iron Mask
George Pons
Junius
Thomas Jefferson
Pons
Ems
Whom in the world did you take tancing lessons from
Dialogue style piece hints at a comic exchange about dancing and feet with a quip about Professor Glide and a wife’s kitchen table talk. The humor centers on misheard words and social banter.
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Glide
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Edward Everett Hale
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Carter Motor Company
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