Red Cross Pills Advertised For Health and Weight Help
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Pills claiming to lower blood pressure and reduce weight by improving elimination. It describes mild laxative action stimulating liver kidney stomach and bowels and lists uses such as dyspepsia sick headache dropsy constipation and gall stones. The pill comes in a watch shaped screw cap bottle and costs 2 cents with a genuine box marked by the Red Cross insignia.
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Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
A bold patent medicine advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as the solution for tender aching perspiring feet and foot soring. It pledges money back if it fails to end the pain and odor, claiming rapid, lasting relief and applicability to varicose veins. Robert Drug Co. and J. Miller sell it.
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