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The Red Book 1909-04: Vol 12 Iss 6, 1909
50 lines. Read by computer on 14 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1No one need remain deaf now
2for I have invented and perfected a device which fits into the ear without a bit of discomfort.
3It is to the ear what glasses are to the eyes—but when worn it can't be seen.
4So small you don't know you are wearing it—yet so effective you would miss it instantly.
5This device of mine is so constructed that it magnifies the sound waves—then this magnified sound wave is concentrated to the center of the ear drum.
6It does what ear trumpets are supposed to do—but it is invisible. You even forget it yourself.
7You see, years ago I was deaf myself—people had to shout at me. It was so embarrassing that I was avoided.
8I doctored for two years—but with no avail, So in sheer desperation I resolved to help myself.
9Day and night I experimented with an artificial ear. After years of tedious toil I succeeded.
10My efforts were more than repaid, for when I perfected my device so I could wear it myself, my hearing came back. People no longer shunned me. It was marvelous—I could hear as well as anybody.
11What I did for myself I have since done for 200,000 others—and
12I can make you hear again
13Yet what it costs me in years of struggle I let you have for five dollars.
14Don't send me the money now—I want you first to read my book. It goes into detail about this wonderful device.
15The whole result of my successful experiment—and, how you can have your hearing restored, is yours for the price of a postal and a minute to send it.
16Write to me personally, Geo. H. Wilson, care of Wilson Ear Drum Co., 168 Todd Bldg., Louisville, Ky., and ask for my book.
18WURLITZER
19THE BIG MONEY-SAVING MUSIC HOUSE
20For 52 years Wurlitzer Musical Instruments have been the world's standard. We supply the United States Government.
21Hundreds of prices cut in half this year; $100 cornets, only $50; $20 cornets, only $10; $100 violin outfits, only $50; $20 violin outfits, only $10; $25 guitar and mandolin outfits, only $12.50. Free course of music lessons with each instrument.
22Many other rare opportunities in BAND INSTRUMENTS, TALKING MACHINES, OLD VIOLINS and everything musical. Easy monthly payments. Sheet Music and instruction books at half.
23FREE Big new catalogue of Musical Instruments and supplies, profusely illustrated. Also a 50c piece of new music FREE if you mention this magazine and instrument you are interested in. Write to-day. Two big Distributing centers; address the nearer.
24THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. one of two readings
25330 E. Fourth St. CINCINNATI 303 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO one of two readings
26330 E. Fourth St. CINCINNATI one of two readings
27RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. one of two readings
28303 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO one of two readings
30Wet the Brush
31BERSET SHAVING CREAM SOAP
32Squeeze Out Berset
33Lather Up In a Jiffy
34Just wet the brush—squeeze out Berset the size of a bean, and lather up.
35Berset Shaving Cream Soap is the ideal latherer—it is antiseptic and contains no free alkali to smart, dry and pucker the skin. Composed of Glycerine and Cocoanut Oil, it is rightly called The Healing Lather.
37BERSET
38TRADE MARK
39Shaving Cream Soap
40softens the beard so perfectly that the razor (properly stropped) never scrapes or pulls—it permits a cleaner shave than ordinary lathers because it lies closer to the skin.
41No more chapped faces in cold weather—Berset keeps your skin soft and smooth.
42Berset contains nothing injurious to either face or brush—ordinary alkaline soaps are ruinous to both. Berset Shaving Cream Soap is the most sanitary, most comfortable lathering agent ever discovered. More convenient than shaving stick or mug.
4325 cents a tube at dealers'. Send dealer's name and 4c in stamps for 10c sample tube.
44THE RUBBERSET COMPANY
45Sales Offices:
465251 Metropolitan Tower, New York City
47Main Office: Factory and Laboratory:
48105 Ferry Street, Newark, N. J.
49Branch Offices—Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Montreal.
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