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...hotel last week, President John E. Rogers of the American Osteopathic Association appeared distinctly tired. A stout, red-faced man, dressed in a single-breasted blue jacket, white trousers and shoes, he walked about the sombre halls, holding in his hand a dead cigar butt and a tube of Ipana toothpaste...
Banned from Radio after Jan. 1 are hundreds of songs controlled by Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. which lately parted company with the American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers (TIME, Dec. 9). Missed most by radio addicts will be such long-familiar theme songs as Smiles (Ipana Tooth Paste), Memory Lane (Firestone Tires), When Hearts Are Young (Studebaker Automobile), Rhapsody in Blue (Woodbury Soap). California Here I Come (Bayer Aspirin...
...success was tremendous, and when Life Savers, Inc. was adopted into Drug Inc., Mr. Noble stayed on as president of the company, actual operating head. ¶ Bristol-Myers, taken in a few months later, was an old family business, maker of several estimable and well established products: Sal Hepatica, Ipana ToothPaste, Gastrogen Tablets, Ingram's Shaving Cream. The Bristols like Mr. Noble remained in charge of their company, Father William M. Bristol as chairman. Eldest Son Henry Platt Bristol as president, Second Son Lee Bristol as vice president in charge of advertising (known to all advertising...
...drugstores, its chief source of income is from making and selling such products as Fletcher's Castoria, Life Savers, 3-In-One Oil, Danderine, Bayer's Aspirin, Vitalis, Vick's Vapo-Rub, Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, Ingram's Shaving Cream, Gastrogen Tablets, Sal Hepatica, Ipana, Cascarets and scores of other things to purge, beautify, bolster and assuage mortal beings. A lesser fount of Drug income is in its control (75%) of Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd., the owner of the 900 famed Boots Cash Chemists shops which are scattered throughout England...
...Club Orchestra. Embraceable You and / Got Rhythm (Victor)-Arden's and Ohman's- percussive ways are best suited to George Gershwin's music. The tunes are the best from Girl Crazy. Can This be Love? and Three Little Words (Columbia)-Two best-sellers mellowed by the Ipana (Toothpaste) Troubadours. What a Fool I've Been and After All, You're All I'm After (Brunswick)-Tom Gerun plays these smoothly, with plenty of pace. Bolero and La Seduccion (Victor)-The inevitable popularized version of Ravel's symphonic hit coupled with a teasing tango...