Duprez and the Twenty One in a Lorraine Bridge Charge
In Lorraine, Private Duprez is chosen to lead a perilous raid and rallies his twenty men by embodying a cause beyond nation. He inspires them with a vision of peace and brotherhood, but after heroic combat they reclaim the flag, die for France, and shout Vive la France as the battered unit prevails.
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Duprez
Colonel Mangin
Dupres
Oring Line
Vosges
Lorraine
Cmm
Leutenant
Dugeez
Mang
Red
France
Fim
Alsace
Epinal
Tiller
Duval
eThis
Martineau
Deroulede
Poinesre
Almce
Dupret
Brotherhood of Man
England
Germany
Herve
Tilller
Pres
Dupree
Duprex
International
Brotherhood of Men
la Patrie
Cascarets advertise cure for liver and bowels
The ad promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for liver and bowel woes including constipation indigestion and headaches. It claims quick, reliable cleansing of bile gases and waste with claims of improved health and mood and urges all stores to sell the product. The piece also includes a humorous adage about prayer and a real estate sales anecdote.
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Sam Stinger
Kansas City Star
Kidney trouble from overeating meat ad warns readers
An authority warns the nation about kidney strain from excess meat consumption. The remedy touts Rad Salts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive daily flush to neutralize acidic urine and improve kidney function, urging readers to buy four ounces from a pharmacist. The ad ends with a playful jab about operating costs in a joke related to manufacturing ware.
Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Glossy Hair
A Memphis Commercial Appeal advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as instantly improving hair by eliminating dandruff and shedding, making hair light, fluffy, and shiny. It claims even dull or damaged hair becomes soft and luxurious after use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle to prove the claim.
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Knowlton
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