Unclear Ad Claims Miracle Diet Pill
Fragmentary OCR text promotes a product named MI-ONA as the best pre sc ription for stomach digestion. It includes dubious health claims about destroying poisons and a money back plan.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR text promotes a product named MI-ONA as the best pre sc ription for stomach digestion. It includes dubious health claims about destroying poisons and a money back plan.
A neighborhood obituary style notice recalls families and friends attending recent events. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Barker and others visiting Newark, and notes a church gathering with prayers and condolences. It highlights a fifth wedding anniversary and lists many local names and relations, reflecting a close community record.
A letter recalls how a man named Altivisi from Clarendon Tax avoided consumption after using Dr King’s New Discovery for a dreadful cough. The remedy quickly cured him with ten bottles, and he now weighs 193 pounds and stays healthy. Jenkins Meeker advertise the medicine at 10 cents and 1.00 dollars with a free trial.
Mt Img Tiv el reports Daniel Woolfe lost a horse on Saturday night. W Sargent disposed of baled hay. Miss Mamie Poyer returned from Newark for Sunday visit. Miss Mabel Smith spent Saturday with her sister. Herman Warr of Newark visited Tere ics Belvidere and family. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Wheeler of Vienna for the death of their daughter Truth. Mrs J D Smith and Mrs Sniten attended a district meeting for the D of Sh Oxford Friday night. Ladies Aid Society quilting was done last Wednesday and will continue on the second Wednesday in May.
In a Christian church service Saturday afternoon many attended the funeral for Loumnason Wheeler known as AL Teate Wheeler. The service followed a long illness and was held at the family home with floral tributes and prayers. Survivors include Mr and Mrs Toho Wheeler and two sisters. burial at Pequest cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows garbled phrases and stray words about years and a brand line. The readable portion mentions a phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and hints at a product or ad style, but no clear event, person, or place is identifiable.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain a Cornish instrument for a few cents daily through a factory direct plan. It claims savings of about one third off retail prices and offers cash or credit terms from one to four years with a two year guarantee and a catalog to select styles.
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