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- Sell now 16 ads and videos
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- Health and medicine 16 ads and videos
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- Hope 6 ads and videos
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- Borrowed medical authority 15 ads and videos
- Long-copy editorial 1 ad or video
The ads
Anbarol tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1925
Anbarol renews vital strength because science keeps improving it: a secret electrical process first, and now gland extracts chosen by a council of chemists and doctors.
Anbarol tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1924
The old nerve tonic has been upgraded by science: a special council of the lab's chemists and doctors added Voronoff's gland extracts, making Anbarol stronger than ever.
Anbarol tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1924
Anbarol is presented as a product of the laboratory: prepared with electric currents by a secret chemical method and now improved with Voronoff's gland extracts.
al-Anbarol tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1925
al-Anbarol is sold as the strongest chemical preparation known to date: electric currents, a secret formula and Dr Voronoff's gland extracts that renew the body's vital strength.
al-Anbarol tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1925
al-Anbarol renews the body's vital strength like an electric current in the veins, and only the box with the registered two-keys mark is the real one.
Anbarol tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1925
Anbarol is sold as laboratory science: a tonic that runs through the nerves like an electric current, refined by a council of chemists and doctors with Dr. Voronoff's gland extracts.
al-Anbarol nerve tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1928
A smiling man in a fez lifts the vial and gives the reader a friend's order: for nerves, damp and stroke, al-Anbarol is the one to take.
Anbarol remedy ad, al-Kashkul 1928
A well-dressed peer at ease with his jar shows the reader the health he could have, and the state's approval number vouches for the jar.
Anbarol remedy ad, al-Kashkul 1928
The cure is offered across the table by a satisfied man of the reader's class, while an official registration number supplies the authority he lacks.
Anbarol nerve remedy ad, al-Kashkul 1928
The remedy is recommended the way a friend would, you should take Anbarol, while a registration number and a gold medal do the persuading a friend cannot.
Anbarol nerve tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1927
An amber compound prepared with electric currents by a secret chemical method, sold as a plain instruction from a smiling effendi and stamped with government approval.
Anbarol nerve remedy ad, al-Kashkul 1927
A friend's short tip, take Anbarol, delivered by a smiling effendi and made official by a government approval number and an exhibition gold medal.
Anbarol nerve remedy ad, al-Kashkul 1927
One confident man in a fez tells the reader what to take for three stubborn complaints, and an official approval number stands beside his head as the proof.
Anbarol nerve tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1927
A healthy, cheerful man raising his small jar is the promise itself, and the approval number and gold medal on either side of him are the reasons to believe it.
Anbarol nerve tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1927
A man who looks like the reader, fez, bow tie and all, recommends one jar for three chronic complaints, and a government number makes the tip safe to follow.
Ambrol nerve tonic ad, al-Kashkul 1926
A cheerful man of the reader's own class recommends one bottle for three chronic complaints, and a government approval number turns his tip into something official.
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