Better Than Whiskey For Colds And Flu
An itemized advertisement and prose excerpts cover a variety of topics. It includes a vividly opined naval metaphor about a ship of sorrow tied to political snaps, a sensational Early 20th century patent elixir claim called Aspironal with money-back guarantee, and a Bank of Shenandoah Valley advertisement praising trusteeship with legal-like wording. The mix shows sensational health claims, political sentiment, and financial service marketing from the period.
Red Cross Membership Drive Encourages Prudent Giving
The piece urges patriotic, conservative use of funds and invites readers to join or renew Red Cross memberships. It promises transparency in how each membership dollar is spent and emphasizes enrolling with confidence during the campaign period.
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Salt River
Red Cross
The
Tanlac Restores Energy for Stricken Worker in Missouri
Hanson Kurtoz of 218 West St Joseph Missouri says Tanlac cured his nervous indigestion and stomach pains after two months off work. He reports appetite return, better sleep, steadier weight, and renewed energy as he resumes daily labor.
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Hanson Kurtoz
St. Joseph
Winchester
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh, claiming it treats the disease constitutionally and strengthens patient health through oral ingestion. The pitch mentions Toledo, Ohio, as part of the distribution or origin.
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Hall
ALL
Toledo
Ohio
Supreme Court Allows Storing Liquor for Personal Use
The Supreme Court ruled that liquor lawfully acquired for personal use may be stored away from home in a room leased from a safe deposit company. The decision rejects injunctions against federal prohibition officers seizing such liquors. The ruling holds Congress did not intend to ban storage for lawful purposes. Will erect monument here. Mr A J Jenkins Camden N J and Mrs Ida B Santiemyers Washington D C travel to Winchester to commission a grave monument for Martha A Weakley in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Supreme Court
William G. Street
New York City
Congress
A. J. Jenkins
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