Aspironal: a two minute cure for colds and coughs
A sensational old advertising pitch touts Aspironal as a two minute cold and cough remedy endorsed by European and American army surgeons. It promises immediate relief, a delightful taste, and money back if the cold does not fade within two minutes, urging pharmacists to refund while customers wait.
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U. S
Necrest
Dcrug- Store
Corporations Urged to Aid Senator Harding
Democratic chairman George White cites a Republican circular letter to corporate directors by Charles Warren claiming corporate pledges to influence the Harding campaign. White says the letter, dated October 20, 1920, proves Republicans would repay corporate favors with government access and contracts. He notes the document bears official stationery and signatures.
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New York
Republican National Committee
George White
Democratic National Committee
P Cox
Republic
White
Tiows
Charles B. Warren
Ways and Means Committee
United States of Ca
Harding
Detroit
Warren
Republicans, Ways and Means Committee
Cox
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement urges readers to take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours to break up severe colds and grippe misery. It claims the first dose opens nasal passages, stops nose running, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Mrs. L. M. Miller Dies in County
Mrs. Mary Hester Miller wife of Luther M. Miller died at her home near Opequon at 6 15 last evening after a long tuberculosis illness. She was 68, formerly Miss Matthews of Hex town, married October 16 1877. She leaves husband two sons Charles E Miller and Walter Miller daughter Susie Miller and Margaret Headley. Funeral Sunday at 10 at the house with services at Paxton's Chapel. Interment St Pauls Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Mary Hester Miller
Luther M. Miller
Opequon
Miller
David Harris
Middletown
Southchurch
Charles. E. Miller
Winchester
Walter Miller
Susie Miller
Margaret
Headley
Paxton’s Chapel
NR. Smith
St. Paul's Cemetery
Messrs
James Singhass
A. F P. Lupton
Frank Pritshard
Jacob. Burkhart
H. B. Ree
B. R. Linebers
School Amendment Proposes Flexible Local Tax Limits
Article by F. E. Clerk argues for a constitutional amendment to allow tax limits to be set by law rather than fixed in the constitution. It claims current five mill cap on district and county taxes hinders funding, salaries, and local education, urging passage to empower the General Assembly to fix a more workable limit.
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F. E. Clerk
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Apple market unchanged as government closes Martinsburg field station
The U S Bureau of Markets closed its Martinsburg field station with bulletin 30. Apple shipments for October 27 totaled 106 carloads from Virginia 46 from West Virginia and 342 from New York state. Demand was dull and sales sparse with most fruit redirected to storage. Prices varied by variety and city with Burmington and Coveland figures cited.
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United States Bureau of Markets
Martinsburg
W. Va
Apple
B. C. Boree
Ofle
App
United States Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
New York State
Martinsborg
Chambersburg
Rochester
N. Y
Baldwins
New York City
York Imperials
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chicago
Coveland
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