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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
3
A promotional blurb touts Irex as quick relief for burning feet and sore soles. It claims relief in three minutes and notes availability at drugstores like Eckerds and similar outlets.
A fragmented notice advises a home remedy for swollen veins. It mentions an original bottle at Bailey's on Main and references a prescription and an expert named Fora L. Howell. The text is garbled but centers on treating veins to reduce swelling to normal size with a guaranteed result.
The article promotes lemon juice as a skin whitening treatment and mentions a brand called Orchard White. It advises using a ready to use blend as a softener and facial bleach. The text suggests applying the lotion immediately after mixing for best results.
Jerome Waisenman collects donations of prizes and cash for a first aid contest in Zanesville. The chamber and local organizations pledge funds totaling around 2590 dollars with further support from various groups, aiming to sponsor a safety event with cups and prizes.
June 25 reports note John Biaker injured on the road near town in a stone quarry area. John P. Lister attended a Pentecost or Ascension event at Pine Lake. Combs’ car crashed into his garage on Tuesday. A boy named Gay Evan and a chipar and several other minor incidents are mentioned in passing with unclear details.
An advertisement describes a new cream said to remove wrinkles in twenty minutes. It claims harmless ingredients and rapid beauty gains, with the product available at local drug stores and marketed with assurances of safety and satisfaction.
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