Liv-Ver-Lax Liver Cleanser Ad Note
An old advertisement touts Liv-Ver-Lax as a safe pleasant herbal remedy to relieve tiredness dull head ache and grouch by cleaning bile. It promises satisfaction or money back and features the L E Grigsby likeness and signature with 50c and 1.00 dollar sizes sold at Dyer Jones.
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L. E. Grigsby
Dyer & Jones
Patent Remedy Ad for Malaria and Fever
A historical advertisement promises a prescription for malaria or chills fever. It asserts five or six doses break any case and act on the liver without causing gripe or sickness.
New Policy Urged For Government Rail Regulation
Alfred P Thom, counsel for the Railway Executives Advisory Committee, urged a new government rail regulation policy at the Newlands Joint Committee. He argued for constructive regulation to assure certainty safety and sufficiency of transportation, and proposed expanding facilities to relieve high living costs. He cited limited new rail construction and argued credit issues and regulatory distortions hinder investment.
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Washington
Alfred P. ‘Thom
Railway Executives’ Advisory Committee
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Thom
United States
Po-Do-Lax Promises Liver Relief and Quick Laxative Aid
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as Nature's remedy derived from May-apple. It claims the liquid laxative eases dizziness constipation biliousness and a muddy complexion by stimulating the liver and increasing bile flow. Available at druggists for 20 cents.
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Nature
Cotton Belt East West Bound Time Table Fragment
Partial railroad timetable notes show east and west bound times with 9 30 a m and 3 35 p m entries. The readable data includes departure or arrival references and abbreviations, indicating a transport schedule fragment from the Cotton Belt line.
Hindu girl seeks U.S. citizenship in San Francisco
Kanta Chandra, a nineteen year old from Delhi, applies for naturalization becoming the first Hindu woman to seek American citizenship in San Francisco. She writes white as her race and says she will not marry to lose citizenship, while hoping for a medical diploma one day.
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Kanta Chandra
Delhi
India
San Francisco
Chronicle
Europe
Carl A. Calbreath
United States District Court
Miss Chandra
Home Bakery ad urges patronizing local baked goods
A compact advertisement urges readers to patronize the Home Bakery for cakes, pies, and bread. It emphasizes supporting a home industry and invites customers to buy locally produced baked goods.
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