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The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-26

end Of the field. Diamond A. A. was
held for downs on their own twelve
yard line and schall panted to Ben
nett ia midfeld Ed ran back twenty
yards. Then the team work like a
steam roller and Bennett, Hendricks,
and Wright, put the bah on the one
yard line. Reds went across and Ed
kicked the goal This tied the score.
The home team began the last
period by another steady advance to
the goal. The last twenty-five yards
were made by Wright on a sensational
run after he had broken thru the line.
The goal was not kicked but victory
was certain for there were but few
minutes more. A string of fresh subs
went in to play but the line seemed to
weaken for Goheen got thru and
broke the Tiger punt on the fifteen
yard line. Slaughter then went across
to tie the score. The pane ended
little later
In the third period Reds Hendricks
pulled in q long forward pass that
covered forty-fve yards and it was
good sensation. Burns was knocked
out in tackling him and had to be car
ried off the field Another forward
pass was tried but Schall intercepteI
it. So it all went for nothing.
That twenty-five yard run Hick
Wright made to score was about the
greatest one could wish to see. 1t
was one Of the impossible. He ran
thru tackle and had six men between
him ana the goal Every one Of them
had their hands on him but Hick slip
ped away from them. How this could
be done no one knows. He did it.
dupont Tigers Diamond A. A.
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81 Spent S1-25 on at-Snap and Saved
The Price of Hog

James Mcclure, famous Hog Raiser
of New jersey, says, " | advise every
farmer troubled with rats to use Rat
Snap. Tried everything to get rid of
rats. Spent SIPS on Rat-Snap.
Figured the rats ii killed saved the
price of hog Rat-Snap comes, in
cake form. No mixing with other
food. Cats or dogs won't touch it;
Three sizes, 35c, Csc. $1.25. Sold and
guaranteed by P. Jordan. 10 North
Broad Street.
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Election Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Dis
trict Board of Registry and Election
in and for the
TOWNSHIP OF OLDNANS
will meet in Red Mems Hail. Pedrlck-
town on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1923.
between the hours of six A. M. and
seven p NJ, for the purpose OF conduct
ing a General Election for
Senator.
General Assembly.
Sheriff.
Coroner.
Township Committeeman.
one Justice of the Peace.
It. E. FIRESTONE.
Clerk,
a.1.10t Oldmans Township.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923.


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1923.
between the hours of six \. NJ, and
seven p. NJ, for the purpose of conduct
ting a General Election for
State Senator.
Member Of General Assembly.
Sheriff.
Coroner
FreehOlder.
Township Committeeman.
Two Justices of the Peace.
Places of meeting of the Boards Of
Registry and Election:
First District Y. NJ. G. a.
Second District, No. 461 First Ave.
School House, on Georgetown Road.
aware River at the southern boundary
of the Borough OF Penns Grove with
the Township Of Upper Penns Neck ;
Salem road thence along the West
side of Salem road to the Northern
boundary of Lower Penns Neck Town
ship; thence along the Northern boun-
dairy of Lower Penns Neck Township
to the Delaware river.
Second Notwithstanding at the
Delaware river along the Southern
border of the Borough OF Penns Grove
to Georgetown road; thence along the
North side of Georgetown road to the
North side of the Auburn road; thence
along the North side of the Sharpt0wn
road to the boundary line of Pilesgrove
Township; thence along the Pointers
Auburn road to the boundary line OF
Oldmans Township; thence along the
boundary of Oldmans Township to the
Delaware river.
Third District-Beginning at the South
side of Georgetown road at it's inter
section with the Salem road; thence
along said Georgetown road to the
South side of Auburn road; thence
along the South side of the sharptown
road to the Pointers-Auburn road;
Pointers-Auburn road to Courses Land
ing bridge; thence along the North side
OF Salem creek to the Lower Canal
bridge; thence along the Northern
boundary of the Township OF Lower
Penns Neck to the Salem road; thence
along the East side of Salem road to
its intersection with the Georgetown
road.
CHARLES TROUPE.
Clerk
Township of Upper Penns Neck.
8-31-10t
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COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL work

School teachers should give the same
advice to children who have coughs as
did this Florida teacher: az recommend
ed FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR to the
children in my school who had the
''hu' and good results came whenever il
was used" writes Mrs. l.. Armstrong,
Okeechobee, Florida. Foley's Honey
and Tar contains no opiates. dngredi-
ents printed on teh wrapper. Quickly
relieves colds. coughs and Group.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1923.

between the hours of six A. NJ. and
seven P. NJ, for the purpose of.conduct-
ing a General Election for
State Senator.
Member of General Assembly.
Sheriff.
Coroner.
Two Members of Common Council.
One Member of Common Council (2
years..
Said meetings and elections to be
held at the following places:
Precint Number One-Beginning at
the Delaware River, runnig thence
Street to the West Jersey and Seashore
Railroad; up said railroad to it's inter-
section with the northerly boundary OF
the Borough. Voting place-Recorder's
Office. Borough Hall.
Precinct Number FOur-Beginning at
the intersection of the West Jersey and
Seashore Railroad with the northtriy
boundary of the Borough, down. said
out West Main Street and East Main
Street to the Borough limits. Voting
place-Firemen's Room, Borough Hall.
Precinct NumSer s: ThreemBegihning en;i3e!g tRnna
down the centre of West Main Street
to Broad Street; thence down South
Broad Street to the Delaware River.
voting PlaceLCoqncli1 mel S;ha Ghamper' BOZ
Precinct Number FOur-Beginnig at
the intersection Of East Main street
with the easterly limits of the, Borough
Of Penns Grove following the centre
line of East Main Street to Broad
Street; thence down South Broad Street
to the Delaware River. Voting place
Council Chamber. Borough Hall, left
''' CLYDE w. sTRUBLE.
Clerk,
s-31-1ot Borough of Penns Grove.
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General Election
November 6, 1928

IfelecteG SLeiff ii Salem County
I viii give my entire time to the
Office. and Will endeavor te give tie
citizens OF Salem County . clean
and busines>like administration
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Salem County
Health Report
Semi Annual Report of Field
Nurse Shows
Progress
Salem. Oct. %. 1929.

The fall meeting of the Salem
County Health Association was held
in the Salem Y. NJ. c. A, on Friday
evening, October 10Th. Mr.. Henry c.
Dixon presided. Mr.. Ernest d. Eas-
ton, of the New Jersey tuberculosis
League, addressed the meeting. The
following report was read by the
Field Nurse
l beg to submit my report from
AI...L 1000 Il InAn fnllr1nrc.
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Election Notice

In conformity to the laws of the State
of New Jersey, notice is hereby given
that the District Boards of Registry and
Election in and for the
BOROUGH OF PENNS GROVE, J.
will meet in the places hereinafter
designated on
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21
IN VIEJO VOLCAN RUMANO
EXTRA EN- ACTIVIDAD

PARIS, julio 10. UNITED Press).--
Despachos de Bukarest anuncian que el
pico Calisman, situado cinco nil pies
sobre el nivel del mar, ha empezado
a echar un humo blanco.
Sc cree que es un viejo volcan, el
cual no estaba en- actividad desde
tscfa un sigIo, vuelve nuevamente a
sembrar Ell panico y la desolaci6n en-
las fertiles llanuras de Ia Transilvania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21
La sentencia un juez correctional de Nueua
York que escandaliza. Coneturds de las que
han pdSQdo de Irresistible"

0esocupada. Ese. seiior penetro en- el
Slon al ir a ocupar Ia luneta indl-
cada, desde luego, retire mi mano.--
''No Sc moleste usted, seaorita fu6
la observation que hubo de hacerme.-
Pretendi no oirle, retire la lnano, y
ssuIni una posici6n recta.. Pocos mi
nutos despues, este misno sefor Sc le-
yanto de la luneta que ocupaba y Sc
sent6 en- otra Immediate a la mia. NE
habl6. No Sc que palabras salieron de
nj boca. Luego senti Ell peso de sn
mano sobre Ia mfa.s igMAhl}IM
iii JoVen Z lrrh, inclinada La cabezas
confes6 ser verdad 10 expuesto por 81
bella acusada; pero advirtio que sus
palabras todas 1abfan sido respetuosas,
desmintiendo que fuese intentional ell
hecho de poner su mano sobre Ia lii
.disima diestra de la senorita Wallace.
Luego Firth refri6 una etapa jocosa, de
aQuel pequeno idilio. La senorita Wa
lace t'tir6 de sus orejas'' llamo a
un acomodador para que lie entregase a
la policia.
FL case SO ofreci6 bicn humane a Ia
serena inteligencia del Juez y SUI pala-
Tia como un torrente desbordado, sin
perder de la vista a la linda ocusado-
ra, Sc dej6 correr:
ezra 1Ya+urala1o ea;io~;ts ho c;do
prodiga al concederos encantos. Cuales-
Guiera mujer tan Ilena de atractivos co
mo usted, ofrece peculiar tentacion a
la expression de una admiration mas 0
menos franca Esto resultara muy es-
pecialmente inevitable cuando j6venes
impu1sivos Sc encuentrsn al alcance del
poder fascinador de esa belleza".
La sehorita wallace Sc sinti6 mas
Ialagada cue nunca, alz6 los oios, y los
flo en- Ell Juez, con las pupilas mas
hrillantes que nunca, la boca entire
alberta con una sonrisa de legitima sa
tisfacci6n.
GA sus encantos naturlaes, selo
Iita- a-continu6 diciendo ell Juez Ray
feld-ha sabido usted agregar, dies
tzamente, esos Embellishments ador
res de los cuales Sc supone que acuden
las mujeres para atraer al sexo opuesto.
Lesulta incuestionablemente molesto pa
"a una joven tan timida, tan modesto y
tan sencilla como usted, atraer la aten-
ci6n p1blica de Ia inanera que parece
haberla atraido usted. Y ha narrado al
Tribunal como Sc ha visto obligada
lechazar vialentamente la admiration
lie corazones imaginaciones de jo-
yenes y ardientes, por no decir indis-
cretos seres.
La seforita Wallace Sc sobrecogi6 un
tsnto con penosa impression. LEGO a
suponer que ell Juez aludia su vesti-
10 corto, sus piernas enfundadas en- ri
cas- medias de seda y su pelo rizado,
como un verdadero hombre de mundc,
lefinado y experto conocedor del cora
z6n y la debilidad de las mujeres.
-ssEn s1 case de usted-sigui6 di-
ciendo Rayfeld-la tentaci6n para el
ioven adnirador es obvia y completa
Y ofrece al culpable una tenuante ma
nifesta. Despues de todo, el acusado,
como usted misma ha confesado, solo
le TOGO la mano. Tai vez no Sc diera
cuenta, dominado por la impetuosa sa-
bia primaveral que realizaba una ofen-
ga. Que tras su mirada agresiva Y pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21
FAL TARLE A UNA BELLEzA ES PERDONABLE

Ell juez Rayfeld, de New York, Sc en-
eontraba ocupando su puesto de dispen-
sador de justicia en- la Corte Correccio-
nal de Adams Street. Rayfeld goza de
excelente reputation como juez obser-
vador, con un grado mas de talento que
el comun de los jueces. Exageradamen-
te severe, contra los vicios y podre-
dumbres de la sociedad actual, guarda
una excesiva bondad, bajo una aparen-
te rudeza de Juez inexorable, tratando
de detener con Ell prestigio de su pala-
bra los que Sc desvfan de la buena
senda.
Habia desflado por ante el con su
acostumbrada monotonia, la serie de Pc
quehas dehncuencias, intolerancia de
rnos para con otros, faltas de indulgen-
cia para los errores ajenos: las viola
Clones de Ia Ley de Trafco, nijas del
vivir violento dc nuestros dias; carl
clas negatives estilnadas como asuntos
sespetables 'de Ia vida privada " VIC
lacione5 de la Ley SEGA por qtlienes es-
timan impossible veneer costumbres le-
gendarias.
= -El case que sigtie, dijo ell Juez en-
ina fOrma mecanica, y Ell Alguacil con-
dujo ante Su Honor, a un hombre que
a pesar de su juventud, daba la impre-
sion de algo fragil, inestable, quebra-
dizo, que dijo llamarse Clinton K
With.
-se os acusa, joven, dijo el Juez
de haber ofendido una seiiorita con
familiaridades las que no iestabais au
forbade, en- un salon cinematografico.
Y ell Juez Rayfeld, como abrumado por
rna fatiga miste-iosa, lentamente, sir
levantar sus ojos, Sc dirigi6 a la parte
cfendida:
-IQuien es la acusadora en- este ca
so, :?
Una joven, presa de vivisima emo
cion, que EN- vano trataba de dominar,
Sc adelanto exclamando:
-Voy narrar vuestro Honor, la
verdad de 10 ocurrido.
Ell Juez Rayfield levant6 sus ojos y
Sc flo en- Eva Wallace, joven, linda,
gracil, como una for.
Inclinando La cabeza hgeramente y
su dido de manera de no perder una
sola silaba de 10 que la muchaclla ma
rraba Ell Juez parecia interesadisimo en-
conocer las mas reconditas intimidadeS
dc aquella alma. i.
La sefiorita Wallace era I'm contra@
tc confortador de los tipos de depra-
vaci6n que desfilaban en- procession in
terminable ante la vision judicial del
Magistrate. Nina hermosa. Su voz era
lenta, uniforme, como un lamento. De
cIando en- cuando Sc interrumpia Y sus
bermosos ojos Sc fjaban en- Clinton
irth.
Su abundante cabellera estaba rizada
srtisticamente. El gesto, la hnea toda
estaba LENA de atractivos. :.
La gracia parecia escaparse por todos
los poros de su cuerpo. iQue mujer tan
deliciosa, tan espiritual y tan bonital
su saya corta permitia yer como sur
sian los tobillos de los zapatos de corte
tajo rectos, 1irmes y Sc iban ensanchan
do POGO a POGO con una curva ele-
gantisima, vigorosamente recortada en-
la negrura brillante de las medias dc
seda- Y al volver sus ojos suplicantes
al Juez Rayfeld, este Sc sintio encan-
tado.
-voy a narrar a vuestro Honor Ia
verdad de 10 ocurrido-d -dijo la seforita
Wallace Me encontraba ocupandc
una luneta de un Salon cinemotogra.
fco, un tanto inclinada, descansando mi
mano en- otra luneta de la fila delan
terra la que yo ocupaba y cue estabs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21

Sigrosa ex.ste la frme volurtad de man
teaer puro, Intangible Ell exquisite con
cspto de la virtud y del deber. Ha 81.
co usted una victima involuntaria eli
Ell Altar del Amor; pero la tentacior
del repito-ha sido de todc
rInto invencible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21

Y luego, volviendo su ros3ro hacia el
del joven Mr.. Firth que receloso y per
riejo le contemplate, pronunci6 una Ii
gera amonestaci6n con una nirada
rlaliciosa, lie declare: ABsUELTO. ).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21

lsg6 aver procedente de Houston,
Texas, el vapor snierlcano Lake Sla-
'" dc Ia Lykes Line, con carga gene
raj para la isla. FL Lake Slavi'' sal
dra ell dia '25 para Cartagena Y Vera
cruz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21

La ssfiorita Wallace es una ioven de
graades atractivos- dice Ell New York
American "pero no, probabiemente,
Una MUEsTRA suprema de incompa-
rah,e belleza. Y 81, por tanto. una
belleza tai como la de la senorita Wa
Lace reguIta 10 sudcientemente irresis-
tibla para que Sc lie perdone I'm hom-
bre dirigirle la palabra tocarle las
manos, 6qu6 no seria perdonable en- Ell
case de I'm honbre que Sc encontrase
.dominado por los incomparables encan-
tos, de una mujer mucho mas bella
ailn? Isl existe un motive atenuante O,
mejor dicho, eximente para Mr.. Firth
por haberse atrevido faltar al res
peto Y tocar las manos de una, diga.aos
10 asf, un cincuenta por ciento de per-
fecta be,leza, hasta d6nde le hubiera
sido permitido ir tratandose de un Sc
tenta y cinco por ciento de perfecta be-
lleza como Gloria Swanson, por ejenl-
rlo? 6Seria perdonable Que Sc atrevie-
RI algo mas. hasta besarla?
Y 81 una joven con un cincuenta poc
ciento de bel1eza perfecta no tiene ra-
zon para quejarse de que un joven Ia
PIROPEE contra su voluntad hasia
&c toque las manos una belleza de IN
setenta y cinco por ciento no debe pro-
testar de que Sc lie bese, entonces, Gque
grado de fanliliaridad y hasta d6nde lie
sera per1nitido extenderse a un joven,
er sus irresistibles impulses, al encon-
trarse deslumbrado por los itlcompara-
nles encantos de una poseedora maravi
liosa del ciento por ciento de La verda
oera belleza, como Marilyn Miller?
Razonando mas adrl-dice otro peri6-
dico-s,lrge ell interesantisi,no problema
Gle 81 una mujer que es perseguida, ce-
lebrada y objcto de alguna "insigni-
ficante caricia' cuando joven, bella
e irresistible, debe perdonar a su ad-
nlirador; pero protestar perseguir al
cue de id6ntica forma procediese GUAM
do Sc encontrare mas avanzada en- la
carrera de la vida y ofreciese menos
causas para la atenuante.
Y-agrega: 1ij6monos por ejemplo en-
la bella Ethel Barrymore, siinpatica,
Joven, cuando su cuerpo escultural, su
Undo rostro, lie colocaban entire las po-
seedoras del rs por ciento de la perfec-
ta belleza. >. Conforme los preceptos
del Juez Rayfeld dehi6 haber aceptado
tolerantsmente cualquier atencion i'm
lplsiya de algdn joven cogido por sor-
rresa en- La red de sus encantos.
Pero.. actualmente. con ell trans
curse de los amos y su fgrra de matro-
ia, sin ell resplandor de Ia juventud en-
sus mejil1as, Isl un joven tocase la
mano de la sefiorita Barrymore en- un
CAIRO urbano en- un Cinemat6grafo,
6lebe la sefiorita Barrymore esti-
mario como imperdonable ofensa al dar-
Sc cuenta de que sus juveniles encantos
no existen para servir de excusa?
Pero 10 an6malo del case Sc presenta
embellishments. Ninguna mujer seria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21

El j1eves 1itimo lego procedente de
Nueva York con carga, correspondent
cia ipasajeros ell vapor Philadelphia
Gle la Red sd" Line. Ell "Philadel-
phia" sali6 aver para Curacao, La
Guayra Puerto Cabello.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-21

Ell nartes pr6ximo llegara este
puerto procedente de Nueva York ell
vapor Ponce que sa1i6 Ell dia 10
del corriente con carga general, cores
pondercia pasajeros para la isla.
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-sALIDAs

Ell "a saldra de Houston, Texas, con
dest'no los puertos de Beaumont,
Habana y san Juan el vapor america
no Lake Florian' de la Ldykes Line.
FL lines pr6ximo saldra de Nueva
Orleans para 6sta ell vapor americana
''cgrib' de la Nuew York & Porto
Rico s. S. Co. FL "a sa1dra ell ''ozama =
de Mobile.
Sale hoy de Nueya York para ell
puerto de Mayagtez Ell vapor "zulia
de la Red "D'' Line con carga gene
raj para aquel puerto.
A fines de mes llegara a. San Juan
ell valpor holandes Aurora proceden-
te de santo Domingo EN- viaje de re-
greso a Europa. Hacia Ell 8 del mes
p~6x.mo nogara esta Ell vapor espa-
mol Manuel Arrdsn en- viaje de re
greco a Espafra pro1edente de Sur y
Centre America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-15
SQUAD TO LEAVE TOWN
 ON ROAD TRIP FRIDAY
Joe Dunn to Take IS Players on Jaunt Through South Alabama

Joe Dunn put his Baronial Regu- lars and Yannigans through another hard workout Wednesday in prepa- ration for the six-day road trip through south Alabama that will be- gin Friday morning, when the Bir- mingham Southern leaguers leave for Montgomery to open series with the Philadelphia Athletics.
 Manager Dunn officially announced Wednesday that Is players will make the trip through south Alabama, in- cluding eight pitchers, two catchers, five infielders and three outfielders. The following men will make the trip this week-end:
 Pitchers-Phil Morrison, Earl Whitehill, Red Bates. Tom Daniels. Plateau Cox, Walter stewart, Bill Gray, Fletcher Hodge.
 Catchers-Claude Robertson and Tom Daniels.
 Infielders-Herb Brenner, Danny Clark, Tom Walsh, Bill Meekin and Tommy Taylor.
 Outfielders-Sump Clarke, Jake Miller, Arthur Trefry.
 Manager Joe Dunn will be in charge of the squad. Shutter Mat thews, coach and assistant pilot, will remain in Birmingham with the Yam nigans to play several games sched- uled for them by Secretary Billy West.
 The Yannigans and Regulars went through practice game at Rick wood Wednesday afternoon. A thor ough workout was taken, as the weather was favorable and the sun shine warm.
 Joe Dunn allowed his pitchers to open up with little stuff" during the past two or three days, and the hurlers are beginning to push them through with considerable steam now.
 Bill Gray twirled several innings for the Regulars Wednesday, and the lowly Yannigans gave him consider able trouble. His greatest work came in one frame, when, with the bases full and none out, he retired the side with only two runs, despite two bases on balls and couple of hits.
 Tom Daniels twirled good ball for the Yannigans, the heavy-ser young ster exhibiting some nice pitching during his stay on the mound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-15
GEORGE SISLER TO
 JOIN MATES SOON

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-George Sisler. local American league first sacker, who has been acclaimed the best all-around player in the league. today states he expects to join his teammates at the Mobile training camp next week. His physicians in- formed him 1t would be inadvisable for him to take up training before then, he added.
 Sisler stated the chief reason for postponing his trip to the camp was that he was suffering after-effects of influenza, an attack of which he suffered two months ago.
 The local star added that he did not know just what effect. If any, the training would have on his in- jured shoulder, as he has never giv- en it much exercise since he suffered the injury at the close of last sea- son.
 Tt feels as though 1t Is In the best of condition" he said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-15
Baseball Season At
 Reform Opens Friday

REFORM, Ala. March 14.-(Spe- cial.)-The second week of practice on the diamond started off here this week with much enthusiasm and hard work on the part of the candi- dates to cinch a place in the lineup for the first game here Friday with Carrollton high. A complete sched- ule is being arranged for the sea- son. including games with Tusca- loosa high, Holt, Gordo, Liberty. Palmetto. Aliceville and possibly the University Freshman.
 There are about 25 men out every afternoon. New uniforms and para phernalia have been ordered and ar- rived for distribution. Candidates on the hurling staff are Purnell and Hollingsworth; catchers, Huff and Johnson; infielders, WIlliams( Scott, Simpson, Hildreth Langdon; out fielders, Speed, Abrams. Copeland. Bush. Graham Bouchilon Shepherd, Davis and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-15
Why Druggists Recommend
 Swamp-Root

For many years druggists have watched with much interest the re- markable record maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kid ney, liver and bladder medicine.
 It is a physicians prescription.
 Swamp-Root is strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys. liver and bladder do the work nature in- tended they should do.
 Swamp-Root has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on its merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
 Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start treatment at once.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation, send ten cents to Dr. kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writ ing be sure and mention this paper.- Adv.