Red Cross Pills Advertises Blood Pressure Health Aid
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Pills as a laxative and blood pressure remedy. It claims the pills curb fat storage by cooling the blood and lowering arterial tension, stimulate liver kidney stomach and bowels, and aid conditions like appendicitis gall stones dyspepsia biliousness sick headache dropsy and constipation. Sold by druggists in screw-top bottles for 25 cents with a Red Cross insignia.
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Moone's Emerald promises swift relief for sore feet
Tender feet and painful toes are advertised to end pain and odor with Moone's Emerald. The copy boasts powerful penetration to heal corns and calluses, enabling easy movement and comfort, while claiming benefits for swollen or varicose veins. Sellers Robert Bieue and J. Miller push cadvariatarient ads.
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