I need some "stock tonic," and I was hoping you could hook me up at factory direct prices.
See upper right hand side of the attached: http://newspapers.rawson.lib.mi.us/chronicle/ccc1913a%20(E)/issues/02-14-1913_4.pdf
I need some "stock tonic," and I was hoping you could hook me up at factory direct prices.
See upper right hand side of the attached: http://newspapers.rawson.lib.mi.us/chronicle/ccc1913a%20(E)/issues/02-14-1913_4.pdf
Looks like some good stuff, Billy. I think they're missing a disclaimer, though. Unfortunately, it's a different Dr.Hess. Just a tad bit before my time.
Does that mean you won't take my coupon:
http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-DR.-HESS-COUPON-FOR-2-FREE-SAMPLES_W0QQitemZ370080219330QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20080824?IMSfp=TL0808241070r27815
I saw an antique sign for the stuff on the wall at the BBQ place where I ate lunch today. That inspired me go search, which is how I found the link above.
Yeah, that's pretty funny. I dunno about a coupon, but I'd consider a metal sign for the shop.
There are a few people with Hess as a last name. There are even a few Dr. Hess' around. I got an email from someone related to one or that knew one last week, wondering if I was him.
That first link Billy posted was an interesting archive. I actually found my grandfather's brother's obituary through the search page. At least I think that's him, based on the general geographic region, name and "Dr." part.
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