Hobson Reynolds
Title
Hobson Reynolds
Subject
Hobson Reynolds, Dr. Luntz's Herbal Flaxolyn, The Walker Drug Company
Description
Hobson Reynolds, a black activist who proposed an equal rights bill in 1934, advertises a health product in 1930.
Creator
Philadelphia Tribune
Source
Philadelphia Tribune
Publisher
WCU, HIS 601/HON 452 Great Migration and Digital Storytelling, Fall 2014
Date
February 27, 1930
Contributor
John E. Smith III
Rights
Used by permission of the Philadelphia Tribune Company, Inc. All rights reserved. The Philadelphia Tribune, with 130 years of continuous publication, is the oldest newspaper in the United States serving the African-American community.
Format
PDF
Type
Still image
Text
Hobson R. Reynolds, 2044 Ridge Avenue, one of the most progressive men of the race in Philadelphia. Mr Reynolds feels that Dr. Luntz's Herbal Flaxolyn has been of such great benefit to him that he wants every reader of the Tribune to secure a bottle of this marvelous natural medicine. The Walker Drug Co. report that enver in the history of their establishment has any product proved so effective as Flaxolyn.
Original Format
Newspaper
Files
Collection
Citation
Philadelphia Tribune, “Hobson Reynolds,” Goin' North, accessed September 15, 2024, https://www.goinnorth.org/items/show/202.